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Computer Engineering Graduate Study

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Don't go where the path leads you. Go where there is no path and leave a trail behind. This is what I find most appealing in my life. As a student of Bachelor of Computer Engineering, I look to graduate study to widen my perspective, which would facilitate in fulfilling my ambition of pursuing a Master’s program in Computer Engineering.
Observing various developments in Computer Engineering fascinated me and prompted me to choose Computer Engineering as my future field of study. The inevitability of the knowledge of Computer field be it Coding, Analyzing, Web designing, etc… vindicated my choice and obviated my need to search for an undergraduate major. I completed my undergraduate degree in Computer Engineering, at Gujarat Technological University, …show more content…

It is my strong belief that Graduate Study is indispensable for acquiring a deep understanding and insight into the subject. I feel that my undergraduate curriculum has given me sufficient exposure to various possibilities for the Master’s program. Graduate study will not only provide me advanced knowledge about the field but also prepare me to be a good researcher in the field of Computer.

Integrity, both in thought and action has meant everything to me. My strong set of value has helped me grow into a responsible citizen with a keen sense of duty. It has also furthered my thirst for a newer horizon. This course is one of them. It’s a pathway to newer grounds, pivotal to both my professional and personal agenda. One of the other sources of learning has been my itch to travel. It has always been my endeavor to align my personal goals with my professional ones as the same principles and values guide both. I believe both have a significant role in allowing me to experience life and its myriad hues.

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I strongly believe that I will be given the privilege to pursue my studies at California State University. The program will provide me the kind of exposure needed to broaden my thinking and undo my insular prejudices that might be still prevalent in me. The essence of university education lies in the success of the symbolic relationship between the student and his department. It is with this in mind that I am looking forward to a long and rewarding relationship with your university. In a university of such confluence of people from every culture, nationality, religion and ideology, I am sure that exposure to these kinds of diverse influences would aid in the overall development of my

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