Computer Science 2: Experiences and Expectations

My experience in the CMSC 2 lab class have been enjoyable so far. I get to know more about the world that I am visiting everyday. The little things that I have been ignoring became a substantial information for me ever since.

The things that I am learning so far, I can say, is a bit easy, because I am a typical user of the Internet. But I expect to know more about hand coding. Even though I already experienced coding when I was in high school, I expect college would be different and to be more challenging. 

But of course, since I am not a Com. Sci student, I expect that the course will not be too harsh on students like me. :)

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I also expect that learning the basics of the Internet would be fun with the help of Ms. Drio. I hope to apply to my everyday life whatever knowledge I would gain in studying the basics of the internet. After taking the course, I expect that I would be more responsible while surfing the net and making use of the tools that it provides to me. Finally, I expect that after CMSC 2, I would love computer science even more. 

Gee's Profile

Gee Ann Batiancila Barro is an Undergraduate student pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Agribusiness Management in the University of the Philippines, Los Banos. She permanently resides in 10007 Apitong St. Nagpayong II Pinagbuhatan Pasig City.

Born on December 6, 1997,  her name came from her parents- Gee for Gemma and Ann for Andres; and this somehow reflected in her personality. Gee is the first born and the only girl among the Barro siblings. As the bread winner of the family, she aspires to achieve greater heights not just for herself but also for her loved ones.

She she finished her secondary education in Pasig City Science High School. When applying for college, she really wanted to be a Communication Arts Student; but due to some circumstances, she just chose to study study the BS ABM program.

Her college life opened many opportunities for her. She became one of the pioneering members of ASEAN Youth Leader's Association - Philippines (AYLA-PH) in January 2015; then, a charter member of UP Project for Asian and International Relations (UP PAIR) in December 2015; and a co-founder of International Youth United (IYU).

As her tertiary education continues, she tries to pursue her passion in Communication Arts while studying Agribusiness Management. She enrolled in dance classes in PE and auditioned for some theatre plays in the campus.

She is also an aspiring photographer and entrepreneur.