In Computer Science, we are learning the foundations of different coding languages. It is important to understand Computer Science in a world where AI is an unknown quantity which could potentially revolutionize the way we live as it develops. As of right now, I am coding this very line in HTML for my CS Website project.
This was the second lab we did in computer science class. The task was to convert time given in milliseconds to time in hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds.
This lab emphasized algorithmic thinking and step-by-step problem decomposition. I learned how to use integer division and modulo operations to break a large value into meaningful components. The assignment reinforced precision in variable handling and output formatting. It also highlighted how even simple problems require careful attention to logic and edge cases.
As part of the advanced cs curriculum, I must work on an independent year long coding project. This is my MVP, or the a working yet not finished version of my project. Scroll down to the README section to learn more about my project!
Developing the MVP required me to prioritize core functionality over additional features. I focused on building a stable foundation that could be expanded through iteration. This process taught me version control habits, debugging strategies, and time management. The project reflects my ability to independently plan, implement, and refine a long-term software idea.