One must demonstrate or convey the following qualities, with respect to course content and concepts, in some way…

Categories:

• Prudence - discipline
  • Memoria - accurate memory
  • Intelligentia - understanding
  • Docilitas - teachableness
  • Solertia - ingenuity, quick-wittedness, cleverness
  • Ratio - research, discovery, reasoning
  • Providentia - make connections, foresee possibilities
  • Circumspection — consideration of the big picture or related details
  • Caution — assessing and mitigating risk and needless failure
• Justice - doing good and doing no evil
  • Philosophy - love of wisdom/knowledge
  • Piety - devotion
  • Reverence - respect for
  • Gratitude - to be thankful for
  • Vindication - defend against criticism
  • Truthfulness - being honest
  • Affability - being friendly, kind, of good humor; having camaraderie
  • Liberality - being generous
  • Equity - being fair and reasonable
• Fortitude - courage; mental strength / willpower
  • Magnanimity - being greatly generous
  • Magnificence - greatness, imposing beauty
  • Patience - endurance through difficulty
  • Perseverance - persistence, tenacity, determination
• Temperance - moderation and restraint
  • Continence - self-restraint; moderation
  • Mansuetudo - meekness, tameness
  • Clementia - gentle exercise of power; compassion in judging
  • Modestia - humility, being unassuming or moderate of abilities

Your task will be to apply the course concepts and demonstrate them in accordance to the virtues listed above.

• Discipline
• Philosophy
• Lifestyle
• Culture
• Configuration
• Communication
• Ability
• Knowledge
• Expression
• Creativity

Discipline

• vi as primary editor
• learn non-qwerty keyboard layout, such as Dvorak
• emacs (not worth as much as vi)

Philosophy

• blosxom/pyblosxom blog

Lifestyle (make regular use of)

• dual-boot or virtualize Linux on home computer
• cygwin

Culture

Projects: Discipline