I found the course topic interesting as it combines both a social change
and interactions between peoples and physical buildings and structures.
The continuity between physical objects and their impact on peoples'
conscience is an interesting topic and I needed to know more about it.
Studying a business oriented major I often can lose sight of the social
aspects of decisions that are made day to day, so I believe taking a
socially conscience practicum course and project would be the most
beneficial.
About myself:
I am a 22 year old Senior at UCSD studying Managerial Science.
Although I plan on graduating in December with this degree I
definitely did not start with it in mind. I came into the school as
a Computer Engineering major but quickly found over matched by the
required 20-30 hours of programming a week for a single class. I
switched to Electrical Engineering my sophomore year and found it
interesting, but not quite my cup of tea. Half way through my
junior year I picked to move to the Economics department. I have
found that my engineering calculus classes have come in handy in
economics and have made my last 2 years of upper-division economics
classes enjoyable and rewarding.
Along with my computing and math skills I also consider myself a
great problem solver and leader. I have worked the same part-time
job since high school and in doing so have acquired good people
skills through the retail world. I have taken drafting classes in
the past which might also be useful in a project for the class. I am
originally from the San Francisco Bay Area and have traveled to
Europe a couple times over the past 10 years or so. I plan on
getting a job with my degree after college at a financial institution
or company as an analyst of some sort.
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