Hi everyone! I'm a first-year Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) student. I'm still a beginner in programming, but I'm excited to learn more about technology and how computer programs work.

Why I Chose Computer Science

I chose Computer Science because I want to understand how applications, websites, and computer systems are made. Technology is part of our daily lives, and I want to learn how these things are created.

I know that learning programming can be challenging, especially when I encounter errors in my code. However, I believe that making mistakes is part of learning. I want to improve my skills through practice and patience.

My Journey as a Beginner

As a first-year BSCS student, I'm currently learning the basics of **C++. **Some of the things I'm learning include:

  • Variables and data types
  • Input and output
  • **Simple calculations
  • Conditional statements**

Here is an example of a simple C++ program:

#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { cout << "Hello, World!"; return 0; }

This program displays Hello, World! on the screen. It is a simple example, but it helps beginners understand the basic structure of a C++ program.

What I Hope to Build in the Future

In the future, I hope to create applications and systems that can help people with their everyday tasks. I also want to become more confident in coding and learn how to solve problems independently.

I understand that becoming a good programmer takes time, effort, and patience. For now, I want to focus on learning the fundamentals and building a *strong foundation in Computer Science.
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Conclusion

My journey in Computer Science is just beginning. I may not know everything yet, but I'm willing to learn and improve one step at a time. I believe that** every activity and mistake** can teach me something valuable.

What advice would you give to someone who is just starting their programming journey?

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