For the past thirteen years, I have always been expressive and explorative of feats in life. My entire school career has called for advanced level courses since elementary school. I was enrolled in the gifted program starting in first grade and by the time I was in fourth grade, I was building robots made of coffee cans and wiring them up so that they could light up on command. All while being a Boy Scout, and an active child in the community. Then, in middle school, I was a part of the the Academic
hard and giving my best in everything I did. My experiences in life have only strengthened my belief in this philosophy. Consider this. Computer Science was just another subject for me in School. When I began my UG, it was an area of high interest for me. At present, I see Computer Graphics, Java programming and a bunch of other subjects shaping my future career. I wish to see myself working hand in hand with people at EASports or UBSoft, producing some of the best, most imaginative video games in
as leading me through a successful educational career. During my early ages in school, I was introduced to 'BASIC' language and on how computers can be used and programmed. From then, I became fascinated about computers and their programming. After I entered the High School, I was made known with languages like 'C' and 'HTML' on my personal interest. In my second year of High School, I made a
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Mathematics and Sciences kindled inspiration to pursue my career in Aeronautical Engineering. Throughout my studies in engineering, I have consistently performed well in all my core subjects. Today as I stand at the threshold of new pathway of learning. I without hesitation have chosen to pursue my masters in the field of Computer Science, the field that extracts the most for me and draws the best of my abilities. It was my first year in college. I had a chance to take up computer programming as part
laughing times, and less financially rooted arguments. She believed this not based on experience, but lack thereof. Throughout high school, she edged me towards a career that wouldn’t have me have me ripping my hair out to find money to pay the bills. Business, Engineering, Physics. She wanted me to experience all of these careers, so I could see which one I actually liked.
my never-ending curiosity in computers and make the best use of the latest technologies. To do this there is always a need for a higher level of knowledge, capacity and expertise to research extensively. I want to enroll into a Master’s Program (MS) that will assist me in realizing my goal in the field of Computer Science and Engineering for which I have an inherent proclivity and contribute significantly to the field of my interest. My Father bought me my first Computer in 1999 when I was around 5
The History of computers from primitive abaci to laptops, have evolved through time to become an essential part of our technocratic society. The development of computers has shaped the way science and technology is viewed in different cultures around the world. Today any information we seek is just a click away. My fascination with computers started when my father took me to his office and I saw a computer for the very first time. It was one of the most memorable moments of my life. During my final
range of career objectives. I feel privileged to present my credentials to pursue Master of Science in Computer Science in Kent State University and my future goals through this statement of purpose. In high school, my physics teacher said “The whole world dances to the tune of an electron”- as we use electronic gadgets in almost every walk of our life. This unleashed my desire to pursue under graduation in Electronics and Communication Engineering. I also had a strong desire to become a Computer Science
Ever since my senior year in high school, I had an educational goal to become a computer programmer. I liked the problem-solving aspect of it where I could solve problems with the help of the computer. Now that I am more exposed to the field of computer science, I realized that my actual goal was to become a software engineer. As a software engineer, I can do much more than just make programs on computer like know how to write clean, efficient, and secure codes. I can also know how to analyze data