My Passion in the Field of Computer Science

I am applying for my master's degree in Computer Science. My enthusiasm for computer science goes back to the day my father bought me the first computer of my fifth grade. Since then, it has not looked back. I got a high score in computer science in preliminary survey before going on to university. With this, I was able to enroll in one of the most famous universities in Karnataka province. I will continue to maintain excellent academic achievement with outstanding results every semester. My decision to apply for graduate education is based on my goal in industry or academia and can contribute to society.

Five years have passed since I got a master's degree in Computer Science as a software engineer and I decided to acquire my PhD in Health Information Informatics. I entered a prestigious school and worked as a research assistant for a professor of computer science. The professor also served as my consultant. I like my new jobs and courses and I work hard, but I am beginning to worry that my consultants and bosses will be attracted to me. He laughed and dismissed my concern and pointed out that the consultant is 20 years older than me, married and too kind to confuse with the students. A few weeks later, my consultant took me for lunch, brought me a small gift and acknowledged that he had dreamed of running away with me. I would like to know how I can go to school without this job.

I did not expect my career as a computer science student to become the highest level woman in this field. The proportion of women in computer science has declined from 37% in 1984 to 18% today. In other words, on average, my daughter's computer science degree is half that of 30 years ago. Young women in this video, however, are opposed to these possibilities - they are pursuing a career in computer science and abandoning the stereotype of this field. I like to hear what they talk about empowerment and happiness they give to them. When she showed off the book review app, Kimberly received a standing ovation from her high school English classmate. Kayla preserves and shares the rich history of her community through custom multimedia hiking apps. Courtney helped design the rocket's landing leg when she was interning at SpaceX!