CST 334 - Week 8 (Final Week)

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 Last week we studied persistence as it relates to computer science.  Persistence is how the computer stores data and information for long periods of time even after the computer is shut down and does not have power.  This term persistence does not only apply to computer science but can also apply to life as well as school.  Hard work, studying, and practice are all forms of persistence.  If you are persistent and apply yourself and goals you have can be accomplished.

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