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P.O.W.E.R. at Work: Improving Your Memory

Kathy Polkey is a computer programmer for the State of Connecticut. She attended Asnuntuck College and graduated with a bachelor's degree in computer science. Below she describes how memory plays a major role in the field of computer programming.

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  1. The need to have good memory skills is vital in any profession. Even though the level of this ability varies from one career to another, the use of one's memory skills is essential in performing the duties that a job demands. As a computer programmer, how much memory is involved in creating new programs?
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  2. When learning new features for programming, are there any special methods that you employ for memorizing codes, applications...etc?
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  3. How often do you find yourself referring to manuals and notes versus relying on your memory when you are trouble shooting?
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