Information Systems Life Cycle | Wrap Up As we discussed in our assignments and activities this week, being able to consider the course material and then step back and look at it with a critical eye is essential for graduate-level learning. It's important that you are not only having experiences but that you are also able to think for yourself in the learning process to guarantee that you are engaging with the material. Towards this end, please complete an analysis and reflection assignment at the end of each module. This reflection is intended to help you focus on what you are learning, identify issues or concerns you may have, explore an idea more deeply, and enhance your learning about the course topics, yourself, and others. Reflection involves asking yourself questions like: The criteria for your reflection should mirror what you have seen in the other discussions within this module. You should connect your reflection to academic concepts and critically examine your own development through what you have learned throughout the module. Initial Post: In your initial post, plan to address the following questions: What? What did you learn throughout this module? What stands out to you? What feels new toyou? What excites or challenges you? So what? Why does this content matter? Why does it stand out to you? Why is this important? Why is this information important, either to you personally or in the bigpicture? Now what? What do you do from here? How do you plan to take