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I’m creating this blog to document my journey as a Student at BYU Idaho. You might be able to tell from my photo that I am a bit older than the average college-aged student at BYUI. 471 more words

Before I get too invested in this blog post, I would like to report that I have survived my first week of classes. Yay! To keep things brief, this blog is an online journal where I will share and discuss the topics covered in my Web Business class. 363 more words

This morning Michael Austin posted his analysis of the percentage of faculty, administration, and staff at BYU, BYU-Idaho, and BYU-Hawaii over at BCC. It seems that nationwide the average number of faculty is around 40%, but BYU languishes behind at around 20%, BYU-H at about 15%, and BYU-I at around 11%. 898 more words

After a busy Labor Day weekend spent at Yellowstone and Grand Tetons National Parks, the promise of a laid back, catch-up day sounded wonderful.

On Monday morning we left our campsite in West Yellowstone and made the two hour drive to Rexburg, Idaho. 750 more words

This week we learned about AVL’s, red-black trees, and maps. An AVL or height balanced tree keeps the tree balance by giving each node a balance factor of 0, 1, or -1. 227 more words

I was recently directed to a post by The Mormon Chronicle entitled, “BYU-I President Works to Expel Professors Like Cleon Skousen?”. This immediately brought back remembrances of my own previous experience with Elder Kim Clark, when he was President of BYU-Idaho.   4,042 more words