Computers attract
me the most and I feel extremely grateful to have got an opportunity studying
computing from an internationally recognized university here in Nepal. .
I always
wondered how software works, how coding is done and about other features of
them, this has inspired me to choose computing. My curiosity dragged me to this
IT field and I expect to learn more about computers and the relevant topics here in Islington College.
We had
four modules in this semester. The first module is
“Logic” where we get to learn topics related to mathematics. For me this was the easiest
module as we were already familiar with the contents during our school and
college. However, some topics were very new but the support from the lecturer helped
me to get better understanding of the module. Further, constant practice in
tutorial classes and proper study at home made me do good in the exams.
The “Problem
Solving for IT” module was focused on Pseudocodes, Flowcharts and other
programming related topics. This module also introduced us to Microsoft package
and we also have submitted our coursework done in MS-Access and Ms-Excel. This
module has improved my problem solving skills and enhanced my knowledge on MS
Office package
The next
module “Study Skills for Computing” deals with personal development, proper
planning and developing various skills. Each one of us got actively involved in
report writing, Personal Development Portfolio and Blog creation. Apart from this we also had a group presentation where
I got to learn many skills needed for a proper team work.
The most
difficult module for me was “Introduction to Programming”. This module was
totally concerned about programming. We also had to submit course works which
was based on Java programming language and we had to implement the coding in
BlueJ which definitely helped me to have a better understanding of programming
languages.
As this
was my first semester everything didn’t go as smooth as I had expected but the
feedbacks from my lecturers and tutors helped a lot to improve my area of
weakness, be rather confident and career oriented. I was weak in programming so
I couldn’t do well in “Introduction to programming” module but the lecturer
suggested me to practice more programming as a
result I have better programming concept now. I hesitated to present myself in front of large number of people but
the constant support and encouragement of lecturers boosted my confidence. I scored good marks in “Logic” module and the
tutor encouraged me to practice more and score even better in the coming exams.
The moment
I entered the college was the moment I thought I would be making a difference
in the crowd of students here and I was quite confident in achieving
my goals. Nothing ever goes exactly as planned so I was not all up to my
expectations but I was definitely close to my goals. Next semester I’m sure to correct my flaws and I’ll be hoping to do
exactly what I’ll be expecting from myself for that I’ll be focusing on my
study at home.
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