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Glossary of Relevant Terms Crime : Conduct that violates the laws of a society and is sanctioned by punishment. Punishment : A sanction imposed on someone who commits a crime, which can be physical, economic, psychological, or a combination of these. Retributive Theory : A theory of punishment that holds that punishment should be proportional to the crime committed, seeking to make the offender "pay" for their act. Utilitarian Theory : A theory that focuses on crime prevention and rehabilitation, with the aim of reintegrating the offender into society and preventing future crimes. Retributive Justice : A concept related to retributive theory, which seeks moral retribution for the crime committed. Rehabilitation : The process of reintegrating an offender into society through education, treatment, or reintroduction programs. Criminal Cycle : A phenomenon where a person repeatedly commits crimes due to unjust or excessive punishment, or a lack of effective r...

In today's world, where information is everywhere, it’s crucial to be able to tell what’s true and what isn’t. Critical thinking and media literacy are two essential skills to help you navigate the digital age. While they are different in approach, these skills work hand in hand to help you analyze, evaluate, and make informed decisions in a world overflowing with information. What is Critical Thinking? Critical thinking is the ability to think clearly, rationally, and reflectively. It means analyzing information objectively, identifying arguments, and evaluating evidence. With critical thinking, you can question assumptions, recognize biases, and distinguish between facts and opinions. In today’s world, where information spreads quickly, critical thinking is essential to avoid being manipulated by unreliable sources and to form your own perspective based on evidence. When you think critically, you don’t just accept information passively. Instead, you ask questions, look for inf...

Hi, my name is Jhon Fernando Rios Galindez , and I’m currently a student in training program No. 2977502, guided by Professor Luis Javier Ardila Ospino. Through my learning journey and work experience, I’ve gained valuable skills in software development, and I’m excited to share my goals and vision for the future. Learning and Growing in Software Development Over time, I’ve developed strong decision-making skills and the ability to adapt to different work environments. These qualities have helped me face various challenges in software projects and learn how to respond effectively to changing situations. One of my biggest goals is to deepen my knowledge in web development , databases , software architecture , and programming best practices . I believe that improving in these areas will open better job opportunities and allow me to create meaningful technology solutions that help people and businesses. Exploring New Technologies: Cloud and DevOps I’m also very interested in learning...

My Family: A Personal Introduction Hi! My name is Jhon Fernando Rios Galindez , and I’m currently a student in the Software Analysis and Development program at SENA. Today, I’d like to share something a bit more personal with you—an introduction to my family. This is part of my English component, where I practice the language while talking about people who matter most to me. Let’s begin! My Brother: Jorge Luis Jorge Luis is my younger brother. He’s Colombian, like me, and he’s not just a sibling—he’s also a father and a professional. I truly admire his dedication to both his work and his family. He brings a lot of joy and motivation to our lives. As for his hobbies, he enjoys [ insert hobbies if available ]. Whether it’s spending time with his kids, relaxing at home, or doing something creative, Jorge Luis always finds balance between his responsibilities and personal life. My Aunt: Myriam Galindez Another important person in my life is my aunt, Myriam Galindez. She is my mom’s ...

Turn Your Passion for Software into a Career with a Future If you're thinking about getting into software development, let me tell you something: there’s a clear, accessible path full of opportunities. I was in your shoes too—eager to learn but not sure where to begin. Then I found the Software Analysis and Development program at SENA, and it truly changed everything for me. This program isn’t just about learning how to code. It’s about preparing you to actually work in what you love, land a good job, improve your quality of life, and maybe even make it to companies like Google or Amazon. It all starts with one decision. From Basics to Advanced You’ll start with the essentials: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You’ll learn how to build web pages from scratch, making them look good and work well. You'll also dive into responsive design and user experience—skills that are a must in today’s tech world. Then you move into more advanced frontend development using modern tools like React.j...