Choose your path.

A hypertext narrative by

Yvan Ndong

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Word count: 867

Choice count: 15

Section count: 10

Image count: 10

Error count: 6

Field Related Analysis:

computer (3 matches)

software (1 match)

fall asleep (1 match)

information (1 match)

software (1 match)

distraction (1 match)

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account (1 match)

fact (5 matches)

information (1 match)

interest (1 match)

minimum wage (1 match)

misconduct (1 match)

notice (1 match)

order (4 matches)

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practice (1 match)

programs (1 match)

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game (1 match)

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fact (5 matches)

game (1 match)

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employers (1 match)

interest (1 match)

mathematics (1 match)

reports (1 match)

retirement (1 match)

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course (4 matches)

field (1 match)

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background check (2 matches)

dead-end job (1 match)

drawback (1 match)

fulfillment (1 match)

intern (1 match)

lack of (1 match)

misconduct (1 match)

overwhelmed (2 matches)

pull off (1 match)

put aside (1 match)

retirement (1 match)

thoroughly (1 match)

though (1 match)

thoughtful (1 match)

time management (1 match)

wage (1 match)

worthwhile (1 match)

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Choose your path.

The beginning of the end.

Summer break is unfortunately nearly over. School is about to restart soon. Now that high school is finished, you aim to specialize in computer sciences to become a software developer. There are numerous pre-university programs available in order to become one. It is up to you to decide whether you want to do a DEC in Computer Sciences and Mathematics or a DEC in Applied and Pure Sciences.

Choice 1 : Start a DEC in Computer Sciences and Mathematics

Choice 2 : Start a DEC in Applied and Pure Sciences

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Project in team.

Your computer science teacher announces a new project. You personally prefer to work alone, but the teacher insists that you must work in team. You could either team up with your friend, but you know that he never gets the work done in time. You could also team up with this student besides you. However, you do not know him, but he seems to take this project very seriously.

Choice 1 : Team up with your friend

Choice 2 : Team up with the student besides you

Choice 3 : Team up with your friend, but handle the most of the work

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Wrong place.

There seems to be a few interesting topics. However, you quickly get overwhelmed due to the high amount of lab reports you need to complete by the end of the week. In addition to that, most of the courses have nothing to do with computers which is your field of interest. You decide to quit school and you end up working in a dead-end job at the minimum wage until retirement. Not this subway... the restaurant...

Choice 1 : Go back to the beginning

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Unsurprisingly...

You fail to complete the project in time. Thanks to your friend's lack of seriousness, you manage to pull of an F. However, this is not the end of the world. In fact, you still have the opportunity to catch up before the end of the semester. If you do not, you will end up retaking this course.

Choice 1 : Wait until the next project to catch up

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Great project.

Teaming with this individual was a worthwhile idea. In fact, you manage to become his friend and to pull off straight A's in most of your assignments since he helps you now. You work very and you ask yourself whether you should take a break.

Choice 1 : Go to the party

Choice 2 : Keep studying until the end of the year

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Give me a break.

After coming home, it seems like you are too tired in order to study tonight as a drawback from this party. Your time management is horrible. In fact, you have a very important exam tomorrow, but you can not help yourself and instantly fall asleep. After taking your exam, thoughtful on how catastrophic your grade would be, you consider finding a way to change your grades in order to succeed this course. You manage to store the teacher's password in your USB key (key logger), log into his account. Now, it is up to you to decide whether you should change anything or not.

Choice 1 : Increase your grades

Choice 2 : Decrease the average of the group

Choice 3 : Leave the grades as they are

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Learn from your mistakes.

You decide to simply let the grades as they are. In fact, if you had been caught, it would have been much worse. For instance, employers would notice that you attempted to falsify information if they did a background check on you. Hence, you accept the fact that your misconduct, fail this course, but decide to take it again.

Choice 1 : Restart the course

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You get caught framing.

The teacher is on his way back to the room. He remembers how bad you did at the exam and wants to give you a second chance to catch up. Even though, he catches you red-handed change grades. You did not expect him to come back. You get fired from the school and decides to work at Subway until you get a good plan, but no one wants to hire you after performing a background check. You can no longer make money and return to your parents' home.

Choice 1 : Restart from the beginning

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Wise decision.

You put aside any source of distraction and thoroughly study every subject in order to be ready for the final exams. The exam is a piece of cake. This fulfillment not only allows you to get a nice scholarship, but to also work as an intern due to your exceptional abilities in programming. Congratulations. After working for many years, you eventually get to work at Ubisoft as a game engine programmer.

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Not a good practice.

You work a lot on the project, but your friend does barely nothing. You are overwhelmed by most of the work, but you manage to pass this exam. It was a miracle and you know that you will not be able to keep doing this on the long run. Next time you work on a project, consider working with someone else.

Choice 1 : Work on another project

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