Please help me with these three question please i will give you brainlest if you can answer them. 1. Noting your answers above, elaborate further on how you intend to use this Computer Science scholarship and what you hope to gain from this opportunity (4-5 sentences) *

2. Describe a project you worked on during your time with Girl Who Code and the challenges you faced during this process. How did you demonstrate our core values like bravery and resilience in working through that challenge? *In 5-6 sentences

3. Girl Who Care cares deeply about social activism and empowers students of all ages to be a leader for change. What is a cause that you are deeply interested or invested in? How do you think you could use Computer Science or Technology to help support this cause?In 5-6 sentences

1. Example: Ever since my cousin was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, I’ve wanted to become a pediatrician. Medical school is expensive, and this scholarship will help me accomplish my goal of becoming a doctor and helping sick kids like Maise.

Why it Works: Not only did this student outline a noble goal (becoming a pediatrician), they also acknowledge how the scholarship will help them in their goals. The personal touch of the cousin helps cement the story in the interviewer’s mind.

2. Talk about the task at hand and tell your interviewer what each person was responsible for doing, so that they get a sense of how you fit into the team. You don’t have to go into a lot of detail but do set the scene with one or two sentences about the roles everyone played in the project.

Say something like: “We organized a late-night brainstorm that evening. After hours of work, I asked to take the lead on putting together a new deck. This was challenging because it was my first time putting a deck together and also our one chance to make the client happy again.”

Action

Once you’re done setting the scene, explain the actions involved in overcoming the challenge. Talk about your thought process and the steps you took to solve the problem. Again, one or two sentences is all you need to convey this.

Say something like: “I overcame this challenge by looking at previously successful presentations for the client, analyzing the feedback they gave on our initial presentation and incorporating all of the team’s ideas into the new deck.”

Result

While you should be honest and speak about a true challenge you’ve faced, be sure to end on a positive note so that your interviewer sees you as a proactive problem solver and a team player. Quantify your results if possible. It’s a great way to demonstrate the impact you’ve had on a project or company, and it lets the interviewer know that you’re focused on results.

Say something like: “The client was ultimately thrilled with the fresh plan, and all of the new ideas we included!”

Here’s how to tie this all together:

“During my summer internship at a public relations firm, a client suddenly wanted to change an entire campaign strategy two days before launch. The client was unhappy with my team’s first draft, so we were tasked with redoing the entire plan. We organized a late-night brainstorm that evening. After hours of work, I asked to take the lead on putting together a new deck. This was challenging because it was my first time putting a deck together and also our one chance to make the client happy again. I overcame this challenge by looking at previously successful presentations for the client, analyzing the feedback they gave on our initial presentation and incorporating all of the team’s ideas into the new deck. The client was ultimately thrilled with the fresh plan, and all of the new ideas we included!”

Answering “Tell me about a challenge you’ve overcome” is a great way to show potential employers that you’re able to think on your feet and to solve a problem effectively. This is a skill that interviewers are looking for in all of the candidates they hire and answering this common interview question effectively will serve you well at interviews for both internships and entry-level jobs.

3. The ability of science and technology to improve human life is known to us.

I'm not opposed to technology, I simply enjoy the work.

Technology has made us ever more productive.

As I have pointed out, technology may in fact have limits, but we do not know what they are.

Technology is simply the combining of other economic products in new ways.

Not that one had anything to do with the other, but the technology of surrogacy would have been inconceivable back then.

Even with this technology called money, trade has been difficult.

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the answer to your question would be something called hertz. the unit of measurement called a hertz, which is one cycle per second, is used to measure clock speed. within one cycle, your computer processes, refreshes, or updates itself to the changes that it is going through. in the case of computer clock speed, one hertz equals one tick per second. the clock speed of computers is usually measured in megahertz (mhz) or gigahertz (ghz)