Personal Narrative: My Life In AP Computer Science

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Since the time I started taking computer science classes during high school, I started facing projects that challenged me mentally. But, one of the most difficult projects I faced in my life was in AP Computer Science. When I was in twelfth grade, our classmates had to code a game. Our class never had an experience designing a game; we always worked on small projects independently. This was our first time working in groups. We were allowed 3 students per group and each group had to make a unique game. During those two months, I learned that team work is a really important aspect of professional life. Our group decided to distribute work among ourselves and expected each other to finish it. Since we never designed a game before, it was hard

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