My Major At Nicholls State University

The academics are about personal achievement, cutting-edge discovery, and community involvement, with students and lifelong learners selecting from a stunningly diverse array of possibilities, and that is more than enough to attract me. One academic major that I am especially interested in joining is Computer Science, a major that is shared throughout all three campus locations. There are a few factors that determine my choice for this major, one which is my prominent interest in math, a subject in which I believed do very remarkable in. As someone who enjoys math, I take pleasure in performing mental challenges and analyzing problems in order to solve them. Another factor for my choice in Computer Science is my interest in technology. There's no doubt that technology has helped improve our lives and it's only getting more advanced as the days go by. For example, Rutgers University is in possession of the latest technologies and state-of-the-art research facilities that assist students with their education. As the world is connected and driven mostly by technology nowadays, I desired to discover more about the technological world around me. Therefore, by studying Computer Science, I will learn how to utilize technology in assisting other fields and helping solve different types of issues. In addition, I relish in tinkering with items to see how they function. Finally, the Computer Science major at the New Brunswick branch of Rutgers University offer a program in which an undergraduate can earn both a Bachelor and a Master's degree in a short amount of time, thus graduating with two degrees, which will help launch me right into a great career, one that will help make a difference in the

Next year, I plan to major in Computer Engineering and begin a career helping make the world a better place through innovative technology. I realized my talents for math and sciences during freshman year of high school, and remember the exact moment I knew engineering was meant for me. While exploring the engineering shop at my vocational technical high school, the teacher showed my class a video of MIT students designing prosthetic limbs for amputees. It was then that I realized I could use my love of math and science to really help people.

Since I was little, I’ve always been good with technology. As a child, I would teach adults how to use their phone even if it was my first time holding the device. By giving me a few minutes, I could tell completely analyze a phone tell the owner how it works and such. That talent later developed my inspiration to become an electrical engineer that dealt with hardware and software that were used in phones and video games. This dream also led me to apply at a math and science school, GSMST. However it all changed in my first year there and it forever changed me.

In 20 years i see myself being a radiologist, living a happy and successful life with my kids and husband.

Ever since elementary, we have been asked the question “What do you want to be when you grow up?” The question stayed the same throughout junior high and high school but the answers are constantly changing, at least they are in my case. I was that typical child, the one who dreamed of exploring space and all of its mysteries. However after trying to say quantum physics like a NASA scientist I soon decided that my exploration of that particular career came to a close. Around 7th grade, I was enrolled in a United States history class and enjoyed the studies of American politics and heritage. I soon set out to be the first female president, disregarding my financial standings as a broke-unemployed junior high teenager. This aspiration stuck

While taking computer and engineering classes the subjects relating to computer sciences always stood out to me. Being in an actual

I am currently a mathematics major, but I am planning on changing my major to physics and hopefully specializing in astrophysics. Astronomy and space, in general, has been a passion of mine since the eighth grade and it was all due to the astrophysicists Carl Sagan. I really enjoy watching Doctor Who, because the idea of aliens and space are explored, but also it also reminds me to keep an open mind. My music taste also reflects my open mind because I love hearing K-pop even if I do not understand the language, but I am trying to learn. I enjoy listing to Latin pop and western pop, anything except country. As far as personal interest go, I enjoy going on walks by myself especially at night. During summer bridge, I would often go on late night

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.

Since childhood, I have always known that I wanted to pursue a STEM related career. I was fascinated by the evolving technological world and the various advancements but computers, in specific, stood out to me. Soon, working with computers came easy to me and I was off in identifying new software and utilizing programming languages alongside electrical components for various projects such as an LED displaying text on an Arduino board. Mathematics and science have also been strengths of mine and coming from a family with strong mathematical and scientific knowledge, I learned to integrate them into coding projects such as Sierpinski’s carpet and a basketball game. It is no surprise that our modern world is heavily computation and data driven.

Where do I picture myself in ten years? The year is 2025. I might not have a flying car or live underwater, but I know I will be a businesswoman.

I know that I will not be “manufactured” and “trained” to find answers but instead encouraged to discover the “why” in whatever field I choose at the University. My interests are broad and far-reaching, touching everything from math and calculus to government and law. I love to read but also to play music and solve chemistry problems; though I consider pursuing

I believe that the field of computer science, engineering, and math have had an amazing positive impact on world and the opportunities to continue this progress are unlimited. My abilities and interest are in this area and I would love to be a part of this great endeavor. When it comes to the subjects of computer science and mathematics I generally excel in the classroom and I find it entertaining to explore them for personal learning. My interest has drawn me to participate in a number of extracurricular activities in computer science and mathematics. I find that these experiences have been invaluable for me in deciding to pursue a dual major in mathematics and computer science. One of these experiences that has given me a better appreciation

I have chosen pre-Dentistry. I hope to become an Oral and Maxillofacial surgeon. This is one of the more competitive fields that there are in dentistry today. With this I hope to take join my dad in his practice. There are many classes and degrees that a person must complete before he can become an Oral Surgeon. I think that this would be a challenge. School will be tough, but in the end the rewards are endless. After college an Oral Surgeon must attend dental school, then they must go to five year residency for after that. This is a great career, and I think that I could make it if I tried hard enough.

Four years from now, I will be headed towards my goal of entering the engineering community. After I assert myself into the field, and establish myself with a solid foundation in this field after graduation. I plan on entering an engineering firm while working towards my Doctorate. I will vigorously pursue my PhD. and goal of achieving and becoming a prominent member of the space engineering community.

Having a deep interest in mathematics and sciences, engineering and computer sciences are the fields in which I can make the greatest impact. Both streams apply principles of mathematics and science to find solutions to technical problems, having meaningful societal applications. Therefore, to pursue a career that has a direct impact on society, engineering and computer sciences will allow me to make a difference.