Application for Master Degree in Theory and Computational Science

Over the years, I have grown particularly fascinated with the abstract side of electronics, including the creation of programming languages and applications, especially for mobile devices, and the creation of artificial intelligence. I see the potential for computer programs and artificial intelligence to help humanity solve many of its most complex problems in entertainment, communication, and everyday life, and I believe a degree in Computer Science would help me become a part of this

Hence upon completion of my 12th grade, I took up Computer Science and Engineering at the Sriguru Institute of Technology, India affiliated to Anna University which provided me the perfect platform for achieving academic excellence. In the course of my Undergraduation, my area of interest is C, Java, Computer Networks, Data Mining and Web Technologies. Studying aforementioned courses made my journey very interesting. Programming languages have given me the milieu to put theory into practice and have helped me keep my logical skills sharp and limpid. I did not limit myself to classroom learning but also explored various online courses. In this regard, I did several

Furthermore, with the skills acquired from the college, I can aid not only myself, but others around me to move forward in technological advances and work for an ever growing future. Not only that, but I am yearning to observe how deep my passion for technology will bring me into learning in the Computer Science Major. No matter how challenging the course may be or how difficult it is to comprehend at first, nothing is impossible and will not stop me from my way of benefiting others around

Once at Virginia Tech, my tour guide, Zach, spoke with immense passion and epitomized his university as a technological powerhouse. Having already taken AP computer Science, I have learned fundamentals of Java, data structures, algorithms,

When I first came to El Camino, my academic goal was to earn a PhD in electrical engineering. My first semester, I took classes that had to do with my major such as Math 190, Physics 1A and Computer Science 1. Computer Science 1 was the first time I was exposed to computer science fundamentals. I had Professor Ghyam and he presented algorithms and programming language basics in a way that shaped how I conceptually understand the material and gave me the confidence to apply my knowledge in sequential computer science classes. Additionally, this class cultivated my appreciation for computer science and inspired me to spend that winter break teaching myself Python and was the first class at El Camino that made me reconsider my major.

Starting freshman year, one of my first courses was Intermediate Programming which introduced me to the world of programming, coding, computers and technology in general. I developed a great interest for this field because of its use of numbers, logic and problem solving. I enjoyed looking at code and seeing how I could make it more robust or efficient. The joy from that class led me to take AP computer science two years later and then IT Essentials my senior year. During my sophomore year, I took Aeronautical Engineering and Engineering Applications. During these two classes I was as exposed to the engineering process and how to manage a project. Particularly, as a final project in Engineering Applications, I combined my

I used to dismantle computers and researched what components lay inside them. Furthermore, to increase my STEM knowledge, I had attended a Ghost Red computer security competition, was a member of the Technology Student Association (TSA), attended multiple programs at MSIC, and attended a three-day banking class at the Henrico Federal Credit Union. My purpose to attend all these courses was to explore and increase my experience in new fields. At Ghost Red, I learned more about computer security and coding and in TSA, I made a community service video using Adobe After Effects which won 1st place in regionals and 8th place in the state. All these activities and events helped me answer my curiosity.

Prior to joining Manhattan Life Group, I was an Investment Associate at Mercer Advisors where I statistically vetted portfolios and potential investments for clients and advisors. As a Junior Portfolio Manager at Brightwater Capital, I gained invaluable knowledge into what drives clients and how to approach investing

While working at The Scholarship Foundation of St. Louis I wanted to do more within the organization; however, leadership roles require higher education. Therefore, I decided to go back to school to pursue my Master’s degree with a focus on Nonprofit Leadership Management. I believed this degree would allow me to follow my passion to work in nonprofits.

Eventually, I’ve gained a heavy interest in computers. I’ve been taking classes in computer applications and science and I’ve been wanting to learn and do actions related

I am applying to your online master’s program in Health Administration with a concentration in informatics for the fall of 2016. After earning my undergraduate degree in Health Administration from the University of North Florida in 2015, I worked for two healthcare systems; Flagler Hospital in St. Augustine, Florida and Sentara Healthcare in Norfolk, Virginia.

Playing games on my father's computer as a child fascinated me in the way the computer works, how fast it develops, and now how the computer helps the world to communicate. It still amazes me in how fast computers change and how communication across the globe is enhanced with the computer. Computers have drastically changed how society lives and does business. Even small businesses can do global sales without leaving their location. With new strategies for business, comes cyber threats of identity theft and theft of intellectual property that brings information technology security and new laws into play. It is becoming a fast and ever challenging world. Computer science enables the ability to program software for protection against these kinds of threats and vulnerabilities. It also enables the ability to program artificial intelligence into the computer system software to enable society to meet their needs in more appropriate ways.

Additionally, I've also had the opportunity to work on a collaboration with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, while living in Hong Kong. The project required my team of designers to think beyond visual strategies and understand the role that banks play in the different markets of Vietnam, Indonesia and South Africa. This was accomplished through extensive academic and field research to create a solution that was viable in the different target markets through the use of a UX/UI platform made for group

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.

My academic experience began freshman year of college, when I took a course on computational methods in engineering. As it was an honors course, the curriculum was extremely aggressive. We covered basic programming in both C++ and MATLAB, a number of numerical methods, and how to write strong technical papers. Since then, I have taken more advanced courses, but this one had the greatest effect on me because it impressed upon me the vast potential of computation methods. Many of the problems that are difficult to solve analytically could now be solved in the blink of an eye,