Some tidbits from CS students, past & present
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Kelsey Tempel '13 Major(s): Computer Science CS at Wellesley: I worked in the Wellesley College Human-Computer Interaction Lab on a variety of things, from developing software for iOS to analyzing data from usability studies. I also tutored for CS111 and CS220. Study abroad: King's College, London - Object-Oriented Specification and Design, and Cryptography - both transfered back to Wellesley for 200 and 300 level credit respectively. |
Kristian Tran '13 Major(s): Computer Science Study abroad: University College London |
Samantha Kim '12 Major(s): Computer Science Favorite CS experience: Feeling utterly brilliant after completing a particularly difficult program or problem. |
Lucy Archer '12 Minor: Computer Science Major: Physics Favorite CS experience: Watching as buggles and turtles did crazy things (correctly!) just because I told them how. |
Sam Wu '12 Major(s): Computer Science Favorite CS experience: When my friend and I debugged a code that wasn't working because we put in 6 extra characters. |
Consuelo Valdes '11 Major(s): Media Arts & Sciences CS at Wellesley: Research at the Lab :-) |
Cidney Hamilton DS '11 Majors(s): Computer Science Favorite CS Experience: Writing and directing the CS Musical. |
Jessica Chung '11 Major(s): Computer Science and Economics Favorite CS experience: Roaming around the Science Center at 3am with my CS partner. |
Anna Loparev '10 Major(s): Computer Science and Mathematic Favorite CS experience: After working on a problem set for hours, realizing that I still wanted to work on it. |
Monet Spells '10 Major(s): Computer Science and Political Science Favorite CS experience: Every moment I spent in CS 304 (Databases with Web Interfaces with Scott Anderson). The course material is VERY applicable and it's nice to finish the course with a functional and cool web application with a database back-end. I consider it my favorite class at Wellesley. |
Megan Strait '10 Major(s): Computer Science Favorite CS experience: The arrival of the Microsoft Surface...It took us four days to figure out how to move it to the HCI lab, and one more to figure out how to turn it on. The irony of four CS majors unable to turn on a computer was not lost on any of us. |