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  Crime and Punishment: A Glimpse Into Justice and Consequences Crime is not just about broken laws—it’s about broken trust, harm done, and the response society chooses. Whether it's a quiet case of fraud or a high-profile kidnapping, every offense tests the balance between justice and rehabilitation. Categories of Crime Crimes come in many forms, each affecting society in unique ways: Violent Offenses: Assault and domestic violence involve physical harm. Attempted murder and homicide show intent or result in loss of life. Crimes Against Property: Burglary , theft , and armed robbery threaten public safety and personal ownership. Vandalism damages public or private property, often out of protest or carelessness. Crimes Targeting Vulnerable Groups: Abduction and child abuse evoke deep societal concern and call for strong protective measures. Drug and Vehicle-Related Crimes: Drug trafficking , smuggling , drunk driving , and speeding pose systemic risks, often leading to ser...

  What is Critical Thinking? It’s the ability to analyze, evaluate, and question information before accepting it as true. It involves identifying biases, assumptions, and logical errors. It helps us make informed decisions and solve problems effectively. What is Media Literacy? It’s the skill to access, interpret, and evaluate content from media sources like TV, social media, and news. It promotes awareness of who creates the content, why it’s created, and how it influences our opinions. It encourages responsible consumption and ethical creation of media. How Are They Connected? Media literacy depends on critical thinking to detect misinformation, propaganda, and manipulation. Together, they help people question narratives, identify fake news, and become informed citizens. Studies show that teaching media literacy strengthens critical thinking, especially in young learners.

VIDEO EVIDENCIA Vídeo entrevista virtual. GA2-240202501-AA1-EV02 Aprendíz Jorge Armando Juajinoy España Instructor Adriana Margarita Luna Arango Enlace: https://youtu.be/3x1SL-2D02k Ficha 31183325 Análisis y Desarrollo de Software  

  “ADA LOVELACE”   Evidencia GA2-240202501-AA1-EV03: crónica.   Aprendíz Jorge Armando Juajinoy España   Instructor Adriana Margarita Luna Arango     Ficha 31183325 Análisis y Desarrollo de Software                   11 de abril de 2025   ADA LOVELACE “The First Programmer in the History” Ada Lovelace was born on December 10, 1815, in London, England. She is known as the first computer programmer. Ada was the daughter of the famous poet Lord Byron and a mathematician named Anne Isabella Milbanke. From a young age, Ada loved math and science. When Ada was an adult, she met Charles Babbage. He was an inventor who designed a machine called the Analytical Engine. This machine was an early computer. Ada translated an article about Babbage's work and added her own notes. In her notes, she wrote the first algorithm for the machine. This is why she is called the fi...

  LAGUNA DE LA COCHA: A NATURAL JEWEL VIDEO EVIDENCIA PRESENTACIÓN GA2-240202501-AA2- EV02 APRENDÍZ JORGE ARMANDO JUAJINOY ESPAÑA INSTRUCTOR ADRIANA MARGARITA LUNA ARANGO FICHA 31183325 ANÁLISIS Y DESARROLLO DE SOFTWARE LAGUNA DE LA COCHA: LAGUNA DE LA COCHA: A NATURAL JEWEL Key Features: Location and Elevation: Situated at 2,680 meters above se a level, near of the Pasto City in department of Nariño, Colombia, it offers a unique landscape with surrounding mountains. LAGUNA DE LA COCHA: A NATURAL JEWEL Flora and Fauna: The lagoon is surrounded by a diverse ecosystem, including the Páramo, cloud forest, and wetland habitats. It's home to the Isla La Corota, a sanctuary for wildlife like mountain tapirs, spectacled bears, and various bird species. LAGUNA DE LA COCHA: A NATURAL JEWEL Activities: Visitors can enjoy boat rides, diving, explore the picturesque El Puerto area, and soak in the tranquil atmosphere. LAGUNA DE LA COCHA: A NATURAL JEWEL Why Visit? • Peace and Sere...

 

  Audio Script: GA3-240202501-AA2-EV02 Welcome to our audio presentation, GA3-240202501-AA2-EV02. Today, I will share my perspective as an agro-industrial engineer currently studying software analysis and development, focusing on the importance of flexibility and adaptability in this field. In the ever-evolving world of software development, being adaptable is not just an asset; it's a necessity. As I navigate through my academic projects, I often find myself facing unexpected challenges. For instance, if I encounter a bug in my code or a shift in user requirements, I must quickly reassess my approach. This ability to pivot is crucial for successful outcomes.   Let me illustrate this with a recent project. I was tasked with developing a software tool for agricultural data analysis. Initially, I planned to use a specific programming language and framework. However, halfway through the project, I realized that a different technology would better serve the needs of my users...