Learning Experience on Bluetooth Security

Running head: BLUETOOTH SECURITY
Bluetooth Security
Name of the Student:
Name of the University:
Author Note:

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Executive Summary
The report provides reflective writing that details about the learning and understanding the
learning experiences acquired from the previously done research proposal. The paper evaluates
the effectiveness and usefulness of the learning experiences.The paper explains how this learning
process will be useful to me considering various aspects that include future career and life in
general. The report details about what has been learned, and it also explains the learning process
highlighting the reason behind doing the particular activities in previous assignments.The paper
also explains how this learning will be applied by me in my future.

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Table of Contents
Executive Summary.........................................................................................................................1
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Discussions......................................................................................................................................3
Effectiveness and Usefulness of the Learning Experiences........................................................3
Usefulness of the Learning Process.............................................................................................4
Happenings of the Learning Process...........................................................................................5
Evaluation of the Learning..........................................................................................................6
Explanation of the Learning........................................................................................................6
Application of the Learning.........................................................................................................7
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................7
References........................................................................................................................................8

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Introduction
Learning Experience of a particular topic of research includes any interaction, course,
program or any other type of experience in which learning takes place (Kolb 2014). It can take
place in the general or traditional academic settings or the nontraditional or unconventional
settings. It may involve traditional educational interactions or nontraditional interactions. This
report discusses the about the learning and the learning experiences which have been earned
from the previously conducted research proposal that was done on the topic of Bluetooth
Security (Padgette, 2017). The report discusses the effectiveness and the usefulness of the
learning experiences and details about the opinion and the value of this experience. The paper
also discusses how this learning experience would be useful to me considering several aspects.
The paper details about the observations that were noticed by me during the learning process.
This paper also evaluates the key aspects was learned by me and explains the learning process by
discussing the reasons behind doing the previous assignment 1 and assignment 2. The paper
discussed about how this learning will be applicable in the future.
Discussions
Effectiveness and Usefulness of the Learning Experiences
The learning experience from any particular research of any topic refers to the
interaction, program or the overall experience which is gained during the research or learning
(Verbert et al. 2014). In this case, from the previous research proposal that has been done by me,
I come to know about the various aspects and issues related to the topic of the research and its
applications that are being used almost daily in our life (Fetzer and Doyle 2015).