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 GUIÓN Hello, good Evening. My name is Wilson Perez and I belong to the training program Technology in Electronic Product Development with the class code 3118409. My English instructor is Angie Coca, and this audio is part of the activity about Making decisions. Throughout my academic and professional experience, I have understood that decision-making, adaptability, and responsibility are essential to succeed in any environment. I began my academic path studying Electronic Product Development at SENA, where I have developed both technical knowledge and soft skills. My goal is to continue improving so I can contribute to technological solutions and safety practices in the workplace. In the short term, I want to strengthen my English skills, finish my training successfully, and apply what I have learned in real work situations. In the long term, I hope to participate in projects related to automation, renewable energy, and occupational safety. I believe that if I keep studying and pr...

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Steve Wozniak — The Engineer Who Made Computers Personal  Steve Wozniak, known as “The Woz,” is one of the most iconic figures in the history of technology and electronics. Born in San José, California, in 1950, he showed a great interest in electronics from a very young age. He loved designing circuits, building devices, and understanding how things worked. His passion for technology and creativity later changed the world.  In the mid-1970s, while working at Hewlett-Packard, Wozniak began designing a personal computer as a hobby. Along with his friend Steve Jobs, he co-founded Apple Computer in 1976. Wozniak was the main mind behind the creation of the Apple I and the Apple II, two revolutionary computers that introduced the concept of personal computing to millions of people. The Apple II, in particular, became one of the first successful mass-produced computers in history.  What made Wozniak’s work unique was his focus on simplicity and innovation. He designed circuits...