There are 10 types of people in this world, those who understand binary and those who don’t.”-Anonymous. Coding was the biggest change in my life that inspired me to look at life interactions in a contrasting way. Life changed for me the moment I stepped into AP Computer Science A, since this was the wellspring of my future.
When I started Computer Science A, I thought it was not unpleasant. Unfortunately, that all changed when I got my first assignment. Then on was a conundrum, since I had no idea how to solve any of the teacher’s problems. After the 1st quarter, I thought I’ve had enough, and I almost switched out of this class. But, that all changed the moment I thought about my future. I pondered to myself, “Hey! What will be the most …show more content…
Even though I only got a B as a final grade, it was a lot better than when I started. Besides, I also passed the AP exam, being among the 60% in the nation to pass a VERY difficult exam. I was very pleased with myself, challenging my brain to take on coding. I decided I was not even close to finishing, and I chose to take another coding class named Oracle.
Oracle was a different class, and it was all about database management. It was a lot easier for me to do this class; I had background knowledge. Additionally, I loved this class, for it was something different and interesting. Every day, I would look forward to either coding, or socializing with my friends/teacher.
Aside from that, I was preparing for one of the biggest certification tests in my oracle class. It was a difficult exam, where my teacher only had one person to pass it. Funny thing was, I did not expect that the person who passed it was my friend that I knew from my school’s debate team. This made me anxious, since she was a BRILLIANT student with high achievements. She not only passed this exam, but she published 2 apps, and she got a competitive internship at NSA. Furthermore, she only has to do 3 years of college, since she obtained 25 college credits from AP
When I started Computer Science A, I thought it was not unpleasant. Unfortunately, that all changed when I got my first assignment. Then on was a conundrum, since I had no idea how to solve any of the teacher’s problems. After the 1st quarter, I thought I’ve had enough, and I almost switched out of this class. But, that all changed the moment I thought about my future. I pondered to myself, “Hey! What will be the most …show more content…
Even though I only got a B as a final grade, it was a lot better than when I started. Besides, I also passed the AP exam, being among the 60% in the nation to pass a VERY difficult exam. I was very pleased with myself, challenging my brain to take on coding. I decided I was not even close to finishing, and I chose to take another coding class named Oracle.
Oracle was a different class, and it was all about database management. It was a lot easier for me to do this class; I had background knowledge. Additionally, I loved this class, for it was something different and interesting. Every day, I would look forward to either coding, or socializing with my friends/teacher.
Aside from that, I was preparing for one of the biggest certification tests in my oracle class. It was a difficult exam, where my teacher only had one person to pass it. Funny thing was, I did not expect that the person who passed it was my friend that I knew from my school’s debate team. This made me anxious, since she was a BRILLIANT student with high achievements. She not only passed this exam, but she published 2 apps, and she got a competitive internship at NSA. Furthermore, she only has to do 3 years of college, since she obtained 25 college credits from AP