WORK TERM FINAL ORAL PRESENTATION

LIFELONG LEARNING
Dominique Charlebois - V00832004
CSC Co-op Work Term 03,
University of Victoria
November 15, 2023

ADMIN

INFORMATION AND PREAMBLE

Work Term Oral Presentation Resources

General Course Content: https://notes.dominiquecharlebois.com/csc003

Important Note: Slides contain all required text to reduce cognitive load and ease of knowledge transfer.

INTRODUCTION

PROFESSIONAL CAREER TRAJECTORY

Researcher in Computer Science and Education

A few examples include; becoming a professor and/or researcher at a university, collaborating with open source science and education, and working with individuals researching topics in computer science.

INTRODUCTION

REQUIRED SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND ATTRIBUTES

INTRODUCTION

REQUIRED COMPETENCIES

Research and Analysis: Use information from a variety of sources to identify and solve problems. Examples: recognize interpersonal and technical areas of the problem, think critically and strategically, explore possible solutions in an innovative way, and evaluate solutions.

Communication: Use appropriate communication styles and effectively communicate to audiences of diverse situations. Examples: listen actively, communicate effectively, write clearly and accurately in multiple contexts and formats, and recognize cultural differences in communication.

Cultural Intelligence Action: Interact with everyone while being flexible, recognizing and adapting to cultural nuances. Examples: display a positive attitude in environments, adapt communication and non-verbal communication, acknowledge interpersonal and technical areas of the problem, and show flexibility.

LIFELONG LEARNING

EVALUATION OF REQUIRED COMPETENCIES




Competency Evaluation Criteria Evaluation Level



Research and Analysis
Recognize Interpersonal and Technical Areas of the Problem Beginning
Think Critically and Strategically Beginning
Explore Possible Solutions in an Innovative Way Working
Evaluate Solutions Beginning



Communication
Listen Actively Working
Communicate Effectively Working
Write Clearly and Accurately in Multiple Contexts and Formats Working
Recognize Cultural Differences in Communication Beginning



Cultural Intelligence Action
Display a Positive Attitude in Environments Beginning
Adapt Communication and Non-Verbal Communication Working
Acknowledge Interpersonal and Technical Areas of the Problem Beginning
Show Flexibility Working



Table 1: Evaluation of Competencies

LIFELONG LEARNING

CLOSING THE GAP

Focus on Research and Analysis and Strengthen Cultural Intelligence Action

Examples of Gaps within Research and Analysis and Strengthen Cultural Intelligence Action

LIFELONG LEARNING

EVALUATION OF SUCCESS

Success of Professional Career Trajectory: Publishing research papers, talks, and educational resources. Lecturing and/or researching at at university. Collaborating with researchers on a global scale. Contributing to open source science and education.

Success of Required Competencies

LIFELONG LEARNING

PLAN AND SMART GOALS

To be successful as a researcher I will need to establish a foundational base for the core competencies. Current level in the core competency is at a "Beginning" level, with a few at a "Working" level.

Goal: Research and Analysis

Goal: Cultural Intelligence Action

CONCLUSION

GENERAL OVERVIEW

Professional Career Trajectory: Researcher in Computer Science and Education

Key Competencies: Research and Analysis, Communication, and Cultural Intelligence Action

Personal and Professional Growth: Recognize Interpersonal and Technical Areas of the Problem, Think Critically and Strategically, Evaluate Solutions, and Display a Positive Attitude in Environments.

CONCLUSION

WRAP UP

Lifelong Learning is a continuous and intentional process. It requires constant monitoring and re-evaluation of plans and goals.

The point is to achieve success, but to not be rigid, but instead flexible in the path to success.