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NOVA Reflection
I have been a NOVA student for a semester and a half now, and I have learned to use the system very well because of my own experiences. Also I helped fellow classmates plan and advise them on classes they need to take at NOVA. During my first semester I successfully completed ITE 115 that helped me with my knowledge of Microsoft office, and I have been using Google Docs for years now.
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