After Working As A Senior Software Developer For Past 7

When I go to the University of North Carolina Asheville, I will bring with me a curiosity that only those who make the biggest technological breakthroughs in the world possess. Throughout my life I have had the opportunity to grow and adapt with technology as it becomes one of the biggest markets in the world. At the young age of ten, I was introduced to the computer world. I was immediately intrigued and found one of the many passions I would come to find. This is just the beginning of my future.

Since I was a child, I have been interested in computers, which unfortunately led me to destroying a few of my parents as a toddler. However, I as became older I was able to hone in my skills and began working at my high school’s IT department, where I became the school’s first Student Technology Associate. As the Student Technology Associate, I worked

I am not going to lie – being an avid gamer drives my fascination in computer science. The sight of fluid graphics on the screen generated by precise and swift computations captivates my eyes. Enthralled, I ponder how it all works. Subsequently, I submerged myself deep in the knowledge behind it. My passion grew further the first time I tried to dual boot my windows laptop with Linux. Tinkering and tweaking my outdated laptop seems to amuse me.

Computer usage has evolved significantly from just browsing, to using it on a daily basis. Acquiring knowledge to contribute to this field has been my greatest motivation. It is evident that a person should never stop learning and here I am wanting to pursue the same, and contribute to the field that makes our life a lot easier. I want to keep up with constantly evolving trends. Finding answers to the most intriguing questions gave me the passion to seriously consider taking this subject as major in my undergrad studies.

When I look at a piece of technology, I always question myself: “How does it work”?” Always wanting to learn how code works, I signed up for my high school’s Java class. At first, understanding Java was like Charlie Brown listening to his teacher speak. However, with time, it became clearer and felt like a challenging game. Although the class continually became more difficult, I thoroughly enjoyed the learning process. Despite knowing that there will be many difficulties to face, I decided to follow my passions and to major in Computer

The advancement in technology over the years has changed the world. The human race has become dependent on cell phones, computers, and the internet. This, to me, is remarkable. Watching the progression of technology improve lives all over the world, has inspired me to major in computer science. I hope to, one day, impact the lives of others through software engineering.

I want to apply my talents to the highest potentials in my career. I have grown up with computers ever since I got my first computer when I was 5-years-old. I have grown up helping people around me with technical problems with computers, whether it is hardware or software. I have been known, around my peers, to be proficient in computers and technology.

I pursued an internship experience in computer science and software engineering/development. A Senior Capstone Experience in this field requires working with many different types of devices, not just computers, as all electronic devices utilize some type of software whether it be a full-fledged operating system like Windows or OS X, an internet browser like Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge, or a simple program like Microsoft Word. My interest in this particular field of work stems from a long-standing interest in computers and technology related to them. From a very young age, I have been fascinated by how such machines are able to present a virtual world, so to speak. To this day, I remain at awe at the possibilities created by the invention and advancement of computers, and I enjoy learning

I was the first one from my family to attend a college. After an undergraduate degree in electronics and communication engineering, I thought I had achieved the education goal of my life. Soon I entered the work place as a junior scientist in a privately held electronics materials research company and I realized that management degree was the key to rise through ranks in a company. I started preparation for entrance exams, left the job, went back to school and earned an MBA with Finance as major. The management degree complemented my technical mindset and gave me a whole new perspective to the business and the work. After a couple of years in Finance and accounting job, I got big break at Oracle consulting as a software consultant. I spent next many years focusing on learning application technology, understanding business processes, solving business problems, and travelling the world. Currently I manage business intelligence applications portfolio at one of the largest retailer in US. During recent business updates I saw many business opportunities that were enabled by technology such as cloud computing, mobility and big data. Trust me I had a déjà vu and my inner self called for immediate action to prepare myself to leverage such opportunities for career growth and job satisfaction. I felt a strong need for formal computer science education and started researching options. That’s when I wished to earn a master’s degree in computer science from one of the best technical

It is universally agreeable that with the advent of Computer technology, every ambitious and enthusiastic individual is really obsessed with the idea of doing computer science at graduate level because it seems to have created a zeal and enthusiasm in the hearts of youth, particularly those who aspire to be marked as high achievers. I, for one, seem to have been enchanted by these computer applications as they have made the world smaller, speaking in terms of globalization. I have no hesitation to add that core computerization alone is the suitable answer to all the areas unexploited and to the areas waiting for development. It has always been a fascination for me about how computers work, how these applications are designed and what can be the newer ways to explore the world of computers to make our world better. This interest became a passion for me when I was exposed to computer science basics, during my middle school. Pursuing computer science engineering at undergraduate level, further propelled my passion for computer science along with providing me a deeper insight and in-depth understanding of the subject. After completing my under graduation in Computer Science, I am willing to expedite my research interest and a masters degree seemed the most appropriate choice for realizing my aspirations.

During this past year, I was fortunate enough to receive a promotion as an IT Manager. However, due to the number of employees, my main roles are still as an IT support specialist. I understand as we are a small local business. Currently, we are three-member team, including the owner. Soon, I hope to gain more managerial duties as we bring another person on board. I want armor myself with as much experience as possible to prepare for the job market.

Gordon B. Hinckley quoted, ‘One can’t build a great building on a weak foundation, one must have a solid foundation to build a strong superstructure’. Similarly, work experience is a key base for a successful future career. Work experience is a short term experience of workplace, usually by young students to experience certain types of work. The various types of work experience can be gained through part-time job, summer internships, and short-term internships or through a sandwich year. A sandwich year is an opportunity many university and organisation provide to for about 6-12 months to help graduates gain the experience of working in an industry during the course of their degree. This essay will discuss and analyse the link between work experience and future career.

If you are going to be passionate about something, be passionate about learning. This belief that ‘Knowledge is power’ has dawned on me from the very young age. My father who had struggled to impart good education early in his life, had to start working at a very young age of 17 but he never gave up on education. Today he holds 2 degrees of MA and MBA and still continues to do his PhD from a distant learning at the age of 54. I realized that to excel in life, it is essential to keep learning, and that work and learning are a continuum. I aspire to further my knowledge in the field of Information Systems from New York University. My immediate goal is to develop my potential by further improving my technical knowledge and skills through higher learning provided by a sustained period of graduate studies; followed by working in an organization that can positively utilize my abilities and help in overall economic and social development. I firmly believe that studying at New York University would help me apply my knowledge and create innovative technological solutions to solve socio-economic problems. A structured environment will not only improve my skills but also hone my enthusiasm to affect the critical process of change that development entails. For an engineer it is utmost importance to become an erudite in his field. Management Information Systems gives me that path since it parallels with my previous education and the work experience that I gained for more than 2 years

Only 5% of United States high schools teach computer science, the study of the principles and use of computers, despite its critical importance. Even as the enrollment in science, technology, engineering, and math classes have increased in the past 20 years, the number of students enrolled in computer science has actually decreased. This can be attributed to the neglect exhibited by schools on computer science. In these 20 years, 1 billion computers have been built which makes computer science “integrated”: so baked into human life that it is not surprising to encounter, with social, technological, and futuristic aspects of the world. Unlike other integrated disciplines such as English or math, computer science is not a required course in

In Infosys I worked majorly in two accounts. One in Sony account as a developer, production support executive in Oracle ERP package and other in Emerson account as developer in oracle ERP. My experience with IT firm, and the lessons learnt from my parents career proclaimed me to pursue MBA in one of the prestigious management schools and implement the knowledge I would gain in my masters in life and be a successful, self satisfied personnel. Through this approach of viewing the past, I would be able to analyze existing business practices and the emerging trends for business case studies of my MBA curriculum.