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Reflection Essay: The Love For Electronics And Technology

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The love for Electronics and repair of devices has been an inborn passion for me that I damaged few of my parents electronics when I was a young lady, there was a time i unscrew my dad’s transistor radio in other to check what exactly makes it work and what components are inside the radio but unfortunately I could not assemble it and I paid dearly for my action when he returned from work and met his radio opened. As a young lady, I use to wonder how hardware devices components function together and produce a result, how television receives transmission from far distance and display pictures on its screen and how electricity had to be the fuel to make these electronics work. I really wanted to know the principles behind all these wonders as …show more content…

I discover that most of the time in school, we do not have constant supply of electricity and most of my practical classes are being done with generator power. This really gave me a taught of concern about the depilated state of power in my country. As far as I know, since independence, Nigeria has had no stable power supply and most infrastructures that use power have always been in a bad state. I also notice that so many companies and industries left Nigeria for other African countries because we could not provide stable supply of electricity which indirectly rendered many jobless after these companies …show more content…

I notice that all these built infrastructure seen by me make me believe that there will be much more to offer by Germans if I finally go and study in the country. Presently i have a friend studying Information Engineering at Hamburg university of Applied science who also encourage me to come and study in Germany that I have a lot to learn and I will enjoy my study if I am finally offered

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