@Hobbit888,
"I have never done a bachelor’s thesis, but I [did]
have done several course projects.
I like programming and therefore the most memorable course project for me was one in which I wrote the program. This course project was titled “Java technology for distributed computing”, and the subject was called “Parallel and Distributed computing”.
Using java, I wrote a program that was installed on multiple computers. Each of them executed a part of one task. The main computer received the results of calculations from the rest. It was a very interesting project, which took me a long time to do. In addition, it helped me to learn the basics of web programming [in] which is my
main/major scientific interest.
I learn
ed several programming languages. They are HTTP, PHP, java, c++ and others. I even have a web site where I tested my first project. I believe that finishing the master’s degree will give me a new level of understanding programming languages. So, acquiring a degree is the best way to improve my knowledge.
Also, a Master’s degree is more valuable in today’s job market than
a bachelor’s. Considering the topicality of my specialty, it will increase my chances of getting a good job. There is a high demand for programmers and also more [number of] opportunities available [for] to them, especially with
a master’s degree. There are many companies specializing in advertising, sales, tourism, and there are people who get their information from
the different sites of these firms. Their number
s are increasing and the demand for programmers is also increasing."