My Journey as a Professor of Computer Science

This year is 1989. I am 1 year old new mother, I am taking vacation from my teacher. My husband and I attended a birthday party. So we had the opportunity to meet and it changed my career forever. When the conversation reached what I did for my life, we had an enjoyable conversation with a young father at the party. I said that I teach Spanish and English, but I am on vacation. Well, he is responsible for hiring a Spanish teacher at a local community college and you can see that he is a dean who needs a part-time teacher.

At Yale University I learned computer science One of my favorite professors is a man named Aram Boris. You may not have heard him now, but Professor Perlis is a giant in the history of computers and plays an important role in the CMU. In the early 1940s, Professor Glass City was a undergraduate of CMU, after obtaining a doctorate, returned to CMU in 1956. Later, he became the founder of CMU Computer Science Department. In addition to computer science, I also studied economics, actively participated in student politics, and wrote a column on Yale Daily News. Through student news, I met Ambassador Mendelson. At that time we just called her Sarah. She is a photo editor for Yale Daily News and a wonderful photographer.

Hello everyone. I am Mareeswari lakshmi. I am currently studying computer science. Before entering my Udacity journey, I would like to share how my trip began with my computer. When I was young, I started traveling with my computer. My older brother had been playing video games on my computer when I was a child, but also when I played the first game I had to raise the speed.

My story started with Allahabad in India, but the story related to present is my journey as a woman in computational science. This aspect of the story can go back to my early days when the computer was still a rookie in India and the family just began at home. In the early 2000s, my first memories of studying computers at the school in the Gurgaon metropolitan area were dark, air conditioned laboratories in the basement of my school. It is always adventure to go there and work with friends on computer. We must be a 4th grader or a 4th grader