"Way To Developer"

From an early age I have always been deeply interested in computing. It was my brother, introducing me to the computer systems at his work place that first sparked this interest. I can always remember the feeling of wanting to know just how computers worked, why they worked and what else they could do.

There is not only one reason but there are several reasons why I want study Software Engineering at university. Since my earliest childhood I have always been interested in computers, both their hardware and software.

In the modern world it is virtually impossible to escape computers as they are part of several things that touch our lives, making them easier and creating solutions for many complex and challenging problems.

Computer science is at the forefront of breakthroughs in science, technology and mathematics, and at the heart of virtually all cutting edge inventions in fields like engineering, business, entertainment and education. It is an interdisciplinary and dynamic subject, whose roots include mathematics, physics and electronics.

This interest is growing more profound and passionate with every new discovery I made. From communicating with an artificial intelligence to seeing the wonders of the Internet for the first time, computers have left me fascinated with just how much power yet mystery they hold.

In the Inter level 12th standard I chose to study the subjects, those all have helped me to develop both myself and my understanding of the subject. For example Physics has helped me to understand how certain parts of a computer functions, while Computing has given me a greater insight into the business aspects of the computer industry.

Chemistry and Physics have both helped to improve my analytical and evaluative skills. Within maths I have been lucky enough to have a teacher who was very interested in computer science.

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I am able to communicate with people at all levels and get them to visualise my intentions. I always enjoy a challenge, and can work well under pressure; my other strengths are a strong commitment to customer services, and attention to detail. I am highly motivated and enjoy challenges within a new or existing role, and feel I am flexible enough to meet the needs of any degree course.

On a more subject specific level, I can understand programming beyond the constraints of the syntax, and also comprehend the logic behind how you should implement solutions to computing problems. I am also a person with a serious and focused attitude to my work, but with a relaxed attitude.

This trait helps me to deal with frustrating problems like computer bugs, and making programs work properly. I understand that once you write and compile code, you must make it work properly, account for every situation and possible user input. All of this can only really be done with a positive and composed mindset.

Over the summer months I have broaden my knowledge by self studying the programming language. I have extended my knowledge of Java, PHP and HTML to much further level during my free times. I have expertise myself in debugging programmes and problem solving skills. Currently I am self studying java to enhance my knowledge.

I am presently looking for a university course that will challenge my problem solving skills, extend the range and volume of my academic experience, and allow me to continue to develop my knowledge and potential.

                                               Mukesh Pandey 

    Entrepreneur