Comm-Tech Personal Statement

Some people have skills that makes them unique, my skill was just always a hands on learner. I have always just enjoyed fixing minor things around my house since I was four. My mother would usually say “Where’s my handyman at?” whenever there were something to fix. Something about getting the knowledge of turning something useless into its original state just intrigues me. When I was around ten years old, I started skating and it had me actually figure out the board completely and learned how to assemble one which gave me more experience.

There are so many reasons why I want to attend Applied Technology. The first being that it suits my style of learning (hands on) and stimulates my mind with endless possibilities. This program seems to offer so much. Working with drones, rockets and 3D printers would be the opportunity of a lifetime.

The high level programming languages are what computer programmers use in order to tell the computer what to do and how to do it, the basic job of every computer programmer. All programmers work to make an idea thought about on paper come to life on the digital screen. There are many types of programmers, ranging from operating systems to websites to video games, and all require a specific type of programmer whose work varies from each subject to another, however the main goal of any programmer still remains the same: bring an idea to life on the digital plane.

When I was on a softball team a few years ago, me and my teammates would communicate through the essentials of communication which are process, meaning, and symbolic communication both on and off the baseball field. In example, when we are on the field, we communicate in procedural ways in order to reach a goal. We were engaging in action when we were practicing and using our knowledge when implementing a strategic plan on how we would play the different opponents we faced especially in crucial games. My teammates were all different races so we all had different cultural backgrounds. There were people on my team who were of American, African American, Asian, Lebanese, Puerto Rican, and Dominican descent. Therefore, my language was constantly changing when communicating between my Hispanic and American teammates. Our interpersonal competence and determination to win depicted the outcome of our games. However, most of us shared the same desire and effort in helping each other learn and grow with the team.

As far as I could recall, I have always been a person who loves to help other individuals. I remember being in the second grade and most of the times I would finish my classwork earlier than most of my classmates. And, I would usually ask my classmates if they needed help with their work. Also, during recess, I enjoyed playing sports, such as basketball and soccer. Not to mention, I would often stay after school to play basketball with my schoolmates. Furthermore, I also enjoyed playing with my hot wheel cars at home and at times I pretended to fix my cars just like my dad, who is a mechanic. I guess I grew to love cars from an early age because every weekend my father would fix cars, so I was always around cars during my childhood. However, I never developed the passion to seek a career in auto mechanics. I love cars, but I never viewed it as a potential career.

I would like to become a student at ASMS because I have always had a deep rooted interested in science, particularly science with real life implications such as health science, robotics,environmental science,sports science etc. I have explored these subjects through a variety of avenues. I have worked with the robo roos FLL team and competed coming first in adelaide and competing in sydney where I personally won the programming award. At army cadets I have used various bomb disposal robots and through school and have taken part in and run various investigations regarding sports science.

Years ago, when my mom was in college, her car broke down in the middle of nowhere surrounded by the dark of night. She was in the middle of transferring her belongings back to school. A man in a car came to a stop and asked her if she needed assistance. In a moment of desperation, she accepted his help. Luckily, she did not get kidnapped or anything petrifying like that. Hearing her story now, I try to put myself in her shoes and figure out what I would do in that situation. With the technology I have at my fingertips, I would call my parents and some kind of car facility, use my maps app to locate where I am, and use my flashlight on my phone to check and see if I can fix the problem with my car. Technology has certainly come a long way

After business school, I will pursue a career in technology consulting. The IT Strategy vertical in technology consulting interests me the most as it integrates my passion for ideas, problem solving and technology into a profession. Also, it places me in a working environment of colleagues who enjoy combining creative, innovative thinking with a very practical approach to problem

As a local of the Pittsburgh area, I view Carnegie Mellon has always been at the forefront of achievement. From the Google Lunar X prize, the Alice program, or autonomous cars the school shows its culture of dedication to achievement. Carnegie Mellon also shares the arts with the great theatre program, and a specialization in my favorite instrument, the bagpipes. The school thus placed itself at the forefront of my goals, and it a place I can be challenged and achieve in my desired field of study. My long term career goals are the same for each major I am applying to. I want to take part in the continuation of human space exploration. Nothing creates more genuine passion and excitement from me than the news of space exploration. Private corporations, increased federal spending, and a revitalization of space programs shows potential for this field.

The vibrant orange lights within the case shot on like a torch in the dark of a cave, illuminating the graphics card, motherboard, RAM sticks, SSD, fans, and CPU cooler. The inner workings of my creation, the structure, the bones and the guts of my self-built, brand new PC gaming computer. My journey to the world of PC building and gaming was exciting and I felt pride when my own creation came to life for the first time. I was on the road to my final stop in the gaming realm, PC gaming, where I plan to stay.

To use my skills in the best possible way as a leader for providing direction, planning, analysis and coordination of nutrition and dietary service programs for the department of corrections. My 21 years experience in the area of Dietetics has provided me with the knowledge and resources to grow as a professional in my

I know I am a good match for computer science because of my mindset. I am very logical and my mind appeals to common sense, which coding kind of revolves around. I have a love for technology. The abilities Man has gained just from a few steel and plastic clumps with electricity in them. It really is amazing to me. Also, I

Computers are a major part of our lives in society today. They are used to do almost everything from typing essays to reading books to watching movies these days. Technology makes our lives so much easier by providing us a way to communicate with people anywhere in the world, allowing us to send emails faster than ever before, watch movies online and to store documents on storage media such as hard drives and flash drives. But many people do not know what goes on behind the scene to manufacture this useful technology. My goal is to go behind the scenes and understand how this process works. Due to this reason, I want to become a computer engineer to make computers better and faster for future generations.

Engineering is the creative application of scientific principles to design/develop a product or a process. Thus the vast majority of products we commonly use in day to day living have been designed by an engineer, probably even the seat you are sat in right now. The field of engineering is near limitless and this is why I feel engineering is the subject for me, as there is always a tougher challenge.

Growing up, I have always had a love for computers. I always wanted to do something on a computer, be it typing or even playing a game. Once it was on a computer, I was happy about it. Unfortunately, I hadn’t thought of pursuing that love into a career because I was blinded by other fields I thought I was also interested in. As a result, when I was applying for my university education, I was blinded by the field of Civil Engineering but because my university didn’t offer it, I chose Mechanical Engineering because I felt it was the closest field to it. However, after my first year of school, I had a C+ in my Physics course while I had an A in my Python class. I made no thought about it but I felt that Mechanical engineering wasn’t the field for me. After a long period of thinking and reflecting, I switched to Computer Engineering because at the moment, I felt it was relatively easier compared to the other engineering disciplines my school offered, ie. Mechanical and Electrical. I felt