note: don’t make a summary
find something in what their saying in what you need to do/apply to ourselves when talking to mort

what inspired them for stem
“like to take things apart and put them back together”
actuall intrest in computers, eg website design and hacking

project based person likes the fufilment of the projects

another project based person likes the fact that you are very happy to like see it fufiling.

we live in san diego san diego is a tech city growing up in it pushes on you stem is large for you. everywhere is stem

how important do you consider your porjects?

they grade you on if you know how everything works, and not directly on if the code words.
very similar to live reviews with mort

focusing on communicating is important skill

communication required?

purdue is more project based, but the communication is still nessisary BE CONSISE ABOUT THE THING YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT

“tell me about yourself” very important question to awnser
one of the most important questions to awnser, never f*** up that question

mort skills??
one of the other persons is that mort taught him how to deal with issues and that made him have a lot of benefits agile methodology

before every type of assignment is required to make a flowchart
flowcharts are enormous, as the programs they has are multiple files long.
flowcharts are very big part of commiting ideas
user face diagram are also important.

how did high school projects effect it

internships are really benefitted by the mort classes
helped one person get through an internship at northop gurman
a large company usually uses github, being organized with github is very useful.

mort things help a lot with clubs
also helps greatly with projects

flowcharts are important, flowcharts are used widly, flowcharts are used SO MUCH ITS NOT FUNNY HELP IM GETTING WARDENBURG FLASHBACKS

yay college

what is application process

bro applied to purdue and was not expected to go there and realized holy s*** they are actually good at aerospace im going them
he also wrote essays for purdue the night before and also said DO NOT DO THAT
he also only applied for all uc except for berkley, as well as georgia tech & MIT
he also took a lot of ap’s (halp my mom)

ivies dont count ap’s, most of ap’s will not transfer

ivy person can vouch goes to engineering school, she has stem prereq but can also do humanities school as breather location of coloumbia is good people on campus are helpful in essays she talked about projects in apcsa coloumbia essays are short, 150 words. she talked about facial detector and provided quote to cheer you up the project is both technical and ethical coloumbia likes social and tech stuff

likes del norte way or not see if you can find a college with the things you like suprised by lack of projects hard to know until your there explore everything you know, find the one that fits you best

look at major look at what the university provides look at classes that university offers!! all colleges know about you is grades, essay, personal statement SHOW PASSION, SHOW WHY YOU BELONG (gohar guide refrence??)

investigate the classes

advice for us?

take cc classes prestigious schools will accept cc classes

TAKE COMMUNITY CLASSES BEFORE

apparently jobs don’t really look at gpa they look at projects you did, maybe look at gpa gpa does not reflect on hands on capability/project based capability

what has helped you a lot in high school?

building a lot of websites, ask buisnesses if he can remake it good for making connections, meeting people (possible money???)

scioly flight has showed him a new perspective shows them how it wokrs.

cyber patriot secure windows& linux servers great way to meet people taked about it while meeting people northrop gurman is similar to cyberpatriot…kinda

email a bunch of people, but it helps if one of the professors has replied, then thats good, you have a person to talk too.

if you have a passion, stick to the passion whatever your passionate about, do that thing.

basically everyone procrastinated about the college apps

to maneage stuff people used gitbook or something, just like a lare notebook.

“the future is cs” - (i forgot his name)
BUT I AGREE

EVERYTHING IS IN JYPETER NOTEBOOK (.json)

best way to find info about internships, go to company website and click on careers, then interns
also can use indeed.
also linkedin, search top 300 companies/smaller startup
messageing people on linkedin (recruiters) can give you a lot of skills
website skills are important, as internships only have 1 page and a personal websitecan act like a portfolio, in order to help

and again,, EXPLORE WHATS OUT THERE

freshman going to college - your first internship does not nessisarly need to match your major, its just for internship experience.
go to carrier fairs! can find a lot of connections

part 2 tmmrw office hours (i dont have time lol)