Solving puzzles: Jenny’s journey from LEGO™️ to programming
As a LEGO™️ enthusiast, Jenny has always been interested in putting things together and solving all kinds of puzzles. She compares finding solutions to programming problems the same as solving these puzzles. Upon discovering her passion for programming and a fascination with all things computer-related, she realised that pursuing a Bachelor of Computer Science at the University of Newcastle would be the ideal way to expand her knowledge.
Through practical experiences and hands-on opportunities, Jenny is rapidly gaining an understanding of what a career in this field entails.
“During my time with KPMG, I had the opportunity to gain insights into how real businesses work. This not only empowers me to have confidence in my future career but also equipped me with the appropriate work experience needed to succeed,” she shared.
Jenny is grateful for the ongoing support she recieves from her classmates, professors, and lecturers, who are always willing to lend a hand when needed.
“When I finish my degree, I plan on continuing to work on technology related projects, aiming to help improve business work efficiency.”
Jenny (Ni) – Bachelor of Computer Science
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Jenny (Ni)
Through practical experiences and hands-on opportunities, Jenny is rapidly gaining an understanding of what a career in this field entails.
When I finish my degree, I plan on continuing to work on technology related projects, aiming to help improve business work efficiency.
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