The Welcome Post

Hello World



Welcome to my blog. 

My name is Przemyslaw Waliszka and in this blog I am going to show you a bit of the material we are going through at 'Computer skills and research' module at De Montfort University International College in Leicester.


I, just like many of the DMU students, come from abroad - particularly from Poland.
I am keen on video games, memes and cooking. 


My whole experience with computing started when I was 11, at that age I knew that If my mom deletes Internet explorer icon, I still can use the browser. And as I was discovering some of different, more complicated tricks on the computer I became more and more interested in how it all works, hence today I am a Software Engineering student.
(Bootcamp.columbia, 2022)

So far my experience at DMUIC is going well. I enjoy the the modules and feel like it is going to be a nice journey ahead of me.






References:

Columbia Engineering Boot Camps. 2022. How to Become a Software Engineer in 2022 (From Scratch) | Columbia Engineering Boot Camps. [online] Available at: <https://bootcamp.cvn.columbia.edu/blog/how-to-become-software-engineer-from-scratch/> [Accessed 2 May 2022].


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