Blog Carlos Cortes

 A PLE is everything you use to learn. It's the tools, websites, applications, and people that help you understand new things and improve your knowledge.

 are important in software development because they help us not to believe everything we see or read on the internet. Today there is a wealth of information, tutorials, and quick fixes, but not all of them are correct, safe, or appropriate for every situation. Knowing how to analyze this information prevents mistakes and bad decisions. Critical thinking allows us to question how and why things are done, seek better solutions, and understand the consequences of what is programmed. A developer not only writes code, but also makes decisions that can affect other people, such as data management or process automation. These skills help create more responsible, useful, and reliable software, and train developers to be aware that the technology they create has a real impact on society.

 Crime and Punishment tells the story of Raskolnikov, a young student who commits a crime believing he can justify it with “superior” ideas. However, after the act, his life is filled with guilt, anguish, and inner conflict. Through his emotional and moral struggle, the book reflects on conscience, suffering, and the possibility of redemption. The novel reminds us that no one can escape their own conscience. Sometimes the harshest punishment is not prison, but bearing the guilt, fear, and loneliness that bad decisions leave behind. Dostoevsky shows that only by accepting mistakes and seeking forgiveness is it possible to start over.

 My name is Carlos Andrés Cortes Muñoz, I am from the city of Pasto, Nariño, and I am currently studying Software Analysis and Development Technology at SENA. I chose this course because I am very interested in using technology to solve real problems and improve process efficiency.  Throughout my learning process, I have acquired knowledge in the analysis, design, and development of software solutions, which allows me to approach the same problem from different angles, always seeking the most efficient and functional alternative. I am particularly motivated by process automation, as I believe that well-designed software can optimize time, reduce errors, and facilitate the work of both individuals and organizations. In addition, I am known for my proactive attitude toward continuous learning, teamwork, and the constant improvement of my technical and logical skills. My goal is to continue strengthening my software development skills in order to provide innovative, practical, an...