• Aerospace engineering and computer sciences are important in today’s society because without these two fields, life as we know it would not be possible. Aerospace engineering is responsible for many inventions that we take for granted every day. Things like the rumble strips down the highways, braces, Velcro, Febreze, and much more. Without aerospace engineering inventions like these would not exist. By exploring how to travel in space, different inventions are made that citizens can use in day to day life. Computer science is heavily integrated into almost every single person’s life. Anyone who; owns a smart phone, computer, or uses the internet, has used technology created by computer scientists. Without computer science, we could not live
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Ever since I was a small child, I loved learning about space and the things that happen in it. I started memorizing constellation by the time I was five, and I received my first telescope when I was eight. When I was a senior in high school, I took astronomy to see if I was really interested in going into a field that had to deal with space. I loved this class, it was one of my favorite classes during my senior year. However, it showed me I did not want to be an astronomer. I learned that astronomers have to wait for at least ten years to get a single result, this was not for me. I could not see myself waiting so long to get one result. So, I searched for another career that deals with space but has little wait time to see results. After a lot of research, I found aerospace engineering. I also knew that I wanted to double major and at first, my second major was going to be physics. However, a family friend, who happens to work in the field I want to go into, advised me that it would be difficult to get a job with the match-up of those two degrees. He advised me to look into computer sciences. After doing some research, I decided that it would be the smart choice for my career goals. It also helps that after taking a class, I realized that I love computer
Ever since I was a small child, I loved learning about space and the things that happen in it. I started memorizing constellation by the time I was five, and I received my first telescope when I was eight. When I was a senior in high school, I took astronomy to see if I was really interested in going into a field that had to deal with space. I loved this class, it was one of my favorite classes during my senior year. However, it showed me I did not want to be an astronomer. I learned that astronomers have to wait for at least ten years to get a single result, this was not for me. I could not see myself waiting so long to get one result. So, I searched for another career that deals with space but has little wait time to see results. After a lot of research, I found aerospace engineering. I also knew that I wanted to double major and at first, my second major was going to be physics. However, a family friend, who happens to work in the field I want to go into, advised me that it would be difficult to get a job with the match-up of those two degrees. He advised me to look into computer sciences. After doing some research, I decided that it would be the smart choice for my career goals. It also helps that after taking a class, I realized that I love computer