Man and Machine
Yi
Qi Huang, Computer Science
by
Jack Wu
'I
have lots of free time'. Yi Qi Huang is a final year student
in computer
science
and engineering in
the University
of New South Wales.
As a high school student, YiQi enjoyed mathematics and physics.
He liked how the problems presented in these subjects were
often solved in a creative way. It is because of the interest
in these subjects that have made YiQi who he is today: a person
with refined skills in solving complex problems, aiming for
the best solution.
Much of YiQi's time is spent on his thesis
project. Apart from class on certain days of the week, YiQi
operates on computers and circuit
boards. The computers that YiQi can use are not
limited either. Whereas the rest of us would have only a few
areas on campus which allow us to access, YiQi can do his
work (or play) on any of the computers on campus at UNSW.
'As long as I have a computer connected to the Internet',
YiQi is able to operate.
Being in the IT (professional computing) field, YiQi understands
that there is lots of time freedom, but it is also an industry
that requries long hours and more amounts of effort and input
than any other 'job'. 'Final year thesis is very close to
a real job, where most of the job will be project-based''.
YiQi stresses the importance of time management.
On April 12th, YiQi re-edited some coding on one of his programs
of which a section came to life. |
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