One of my earliest memories, which I will never forget, is using a computer for the first time when I was six years old, at my grandparents' house. It was that amazing device that let you to play games, view movies, and listen to music. I recall my grandfather telling me that I was quite quick to learn how to operate it. Since then, my objective has been to learn how a computer works, which I accomplished 12 years later.Also, I recall being introduced to the world of programming for the first time in middle school. It was a fun way to spend my time, solving common problems and automating every tedious task I had.I am now a sophomore Computer Engineering student at Alexandria University's Faculty of Engineering. I'm studying how computers operate, which is something I've wanted to do since I was a child.I enjoy coding and developing software, and I try to implement every new principle I learn. I like it because it allows me to put my ideas into action while also addressing complicated problems in an elegant way.My current expertise include learning new technologies and programming languages quickly, problem solving, Object-Oriented Analysis (OOA), Object-Oriented Design (OOD), Design Patterns, Model View Controller Model (MVC), and RESTful APIs. I currently have experience of Java, C, Python, Typescript, and Git/GitHub. I also have some familiarity with Full Stack Web Development, namely using Angular as the frontend and Spring as the backend.