CompSciLib’s Post

Reflecting back, this school year has been a significant period of growth for me. As President of the Association of Black Computer Scientists, I orchestrated various events aimed at fostering a supportive environment for Black students in tech. These initiatives included technical workshops, speaker events, and socials, all geared towards enhancing their skills and industry knowledge. During the Fall semester, I served as a Beta Tester for CompSciLib, where I gave feedback on exciting new features for the platform. I want to give a huge thanks to NJ Umoh for this opportunity, and I encourage everyone to check out the platform for great study resources in CS and Math courses! Additionally, this Spring, I completed my internship with Ansys, where I learned more about the components of full stack development through .NET. I want to give a huge thanks to Andrew Masih for mentoring me, as he was instrumental to my growth as a software developer throughout this time. Even though it was rough at times, and there are still things that I wish that I could have improved, I am pleased with the overall outcome of the year, marked by enriching engagements on all fronts. I’m glad that I had the opportunity to witness everyone’s growth. I plan to continue advocating for the next generation of Black technologists, as I continue to pursue my degree.