Since I find programming very interesting, I have managed to learn a few more languages than those included in the course curriculum. I have learnt them on my own. You are welcome to view the list of programming languages which I have mastered. The most common environment in which I have worked is MS Windows NT. Other Windows versions and DOS have also been used. I have also conducted varied project work on work stations using UNIX and Linux. Even though I like working with hardware too, the subjects in which I have excelled are mainly software-related. In order to fulfil non-technical tasks I have also studied some non-technical subjects, such as innovative engineering and project management and entrepreneurship. If you wish, you may view the course specification containing the subjects included in my degree. Top of page List of programming languages Assembly Modula 3 SQL C / C++ Open GL GraphCet HTML CGI Perl Javascript Java CSS ASP Top of page Course specification (MSc Computer Systems Engineering) Year 1 Algorithms and Data Structures Analysis, One Variable 1 Analysis, One Variable 2 Computer Engineering - hardware and low level programming Computer Programming Fundamentals Electrical Circuits and Electrical Measurement Linear Algebra Overview of Computer System Engineering Switching Theory and Digital Design Year 2 Computer Engineering 2 - Design and implementation of a microchip computer Database Design Discrete Mathematics Engineering Mechanics for Mechatronics Interactive Computer Graphics Mathematical Statistics Object-Oriented Programming Operative System Real-time Programming Time Continous Signals and Systems Year 3 Artificial Intelligence Bachelor's Degree Project: Realtimemap on the World Wide Web Control Systems Data Communication Entrepreneurship Innovation Engineering and Project Management Technical English Software Engineering Year 4 Analysis, Multiple Variables Distributed Real-time Systems Parallel Computer Architecture Professional Writing Programming on the Internet Signal Processing Analysis, Stochastic(Random) Processes VLSI-Design Year 5 Master's Degree Project : Autonomous vehicles