Before high school, I had never really found
my interest in any subject until my junior year that I started to enjoy math
and physics classes. Math is the basis of logics; physics is the explanation of
nature. Together, I can visualize things logically and understand how things
around me work. Among all things, I am most fascinated by their usage in
technology. The computers we have, the smart phones we are holding, and the
digital cameras we take are all great inventions based on physics and math
knowledge. And of course, no one can invent these high-tech products without
computer science – which is another interest of mine. Writing computer programs
in basically a different language is an exciting thing to do. From writing a
BMI calculator to a probability calculator, I really feel that I can connect
all these subjects together and make a machine by myself one day. And that’s
why I want to major in electrical engineering. That is a place where I can
spend my time working on things I enjoy and explore the mystery of complex
machines and computers. I look forward to further invention and application in
near future and contribute a part of technology history.
I guess we have something in common! That's exactly how I felt when I do math and physics. The only problem that I think with majoring engineering is that inventions in this field is limited. As for Chemistry, we can easily find new compounds and discover new chemicals, but for physics, a lot of laws and findings have already been discovered, which makes modern people harder to contribute to modern physics and mathematics.
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