My name is Raissa Kitenge. I am a Computer Science major with a concentration in software development and Big data analytics.
From the blog CS@Worcester – Software Intellect by rkitenge91 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
Welcome to my blog, here you will be able to follow my journey about the things I learn and the projects I will be working on. As an aspiring software engineer, this blog will be able to show employers and others not only what I am capable of but the also how much fun I have coding the things that I want.
From the blog CS@Worcester – Life as a CS Student by Dylan Nguyen and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
Hello,
My name is Jared and I am a third-year computer science student at Worcester State University. You can learn more about my background on LinkedIn and GitHub. I have experience developing web-based applications using Typescript, NodeJS, PostgreSQL, GraphQL, and React.
My goal with this blog is to share what I learn along the way and help as many as I can. I believe software development is a thriving diverse community where people of all backgrounds can come together to learn and share knowledge.
From the blog CS@Worcester – Jared's Development Blog by Jared Moore and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
Hey everyone! My name is Anesti Lara, and I am a junior at Worcester State University majoring in Computer Science. I will be using this blog as a place to let out my thoughts on the world of software construction, design, and architecture throughout the semester. I hope you all enjoy the ride, and I will be back with real content soon!
From the blog CS@Worcester – Anesti Blog's by Anesti Lara and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
Hello everybody!
My name is Xhuljana Murati. I study Computer Science in Worcester State University. CS-343 is one of the classes that I am registered for this semester. This blog post is an introduction to this class. CS-343 will be another challenge to accomplish and the blog that I just created would be a good opportunity to share my knowledge professionally. I hope you will enjoy my blog posts weekly!
Thank you for reading!
From the blog CS@worcester – Xhulja's Blogs by xmurati and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
My name is Gracia Kitenge and this is my first blog.
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Hello, I am Jeffery Neal, and I am a senior enrolled in Cs-343. I look forward to learning in this course and posting in the blog during this semester.
From the blog Jeffery Neal's Blog by jneal44 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
Hello!
My name is T (Hien Chau). I am a junior and double majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics at Worcester State University. I will use this blog to record and to share what I have learned, discovered or experienced during this CS-343 course. It is really nice to meet all of you in person instead of meeting on Zoom. I hope everyone has a great semester!
From the blog CS@Worcester – T's CSblog by tyahhhh and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
Hello! My name is Grace Ciampa. I am currently a senior in computer science at Worcester State University. I’ll be using this blog to document my progress in my courses and to explore whatever topics I think are interesting. I hope everyone has a great semester!
From the blog CS@Worcester – Ciampa's Computer Science Blog by graceciampa and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
Hello everyone, my name is Mike Morley, and I am a Computer Science student at Worcester State University (WSU). I hope that you find my blog especially useful for your academic and/or professional advancement needs. Personally, I am most proficient with the languages C/C++, Java and Python (in that order). However, when using websites such as “Sololearn.com”, I am able to learn (at least the basics of) as many languages as possible. In addition, I enjoy helping people learn new materials; please feel free to reach out if you need anything. Even if I cannot help you, I can likely guide you to someone who can.
From the blog CS@Worcester – mpekim.code by Mike Morley (mpekim) and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.