I am a freshman in Xi'an University of Posts and Telecommunications. I chose software engineering as a major. It is quite bald. As a dual-non-university college, Xi’an University of Posts and Telecommunications has many learning environments that universities can’t match, especially in computer science, with numerous laboratories, and each laboratory has a different direction. Recently, the introduction of new laboratories in various laboratories has also come to an end, so let me publish my experience during this period.
Some time ago, the presentations of the laboratories were held as scheduled. The rich activities, the patient answers from the seniors and sisters, and the exciting lottery draw made us look forward to the laboratory. Of course, what was distributed along with it was an interview question for the lab this year.
For software engineering majors, there is no C language course in the first semester, so you need to study and research by yourself. I realized this problem and started to study early, which gave me a little more confidence on the interview road than others. However, self-taught, I didn’t have any concept of this language, so I chose to go to a certain laboratory and finally came back home. This made me realize my shortcomings and realized a key issue. I can’t just look at it, but get started. Code! Otherwise, after learning and forgetting, there will be no effect.
So, the journey of code-crashing kicked off...
Later, Naxin officially started. With good basic knowledge and progress, I had a good time in each laboratory. However, many of the questions in the interview questions were unprecedented, which made me realize my shortcomings again. So I have answered, researched, and summarized the interview questions in each laboratory to make my foundation stronger.
What impressed me the most was the interview in the thoughtworks lab. The interview questions were difficult and I played better. The senior sister also arranged for me a backstage boss. I was honored and had a little headache. Violence, enumeration, greed, bp, and direct arrangements made me caught off guard. Fortunately, the seniors’ careful explanations made me understand that I need to brush up questions to consolidate knowledge.
On the other hand, the two sides adopted the form of a competition, with 7 questions in 3 hours, and the selection was carried out in the way of competition. In order to be able to join the laboratory, it took a long time to prepare. Fortunately, the effort paid off, and finally I successfully joined the thoughtworks laboratory and chose the direction of JAVA background development. The reason is that I like the language of JAVA very much, and my interest is the biggest driving force for us to move forward!
I joined the laboratory with high enthusiasm. I go to the dormitory at 7 o'clock in the evening and return to the dormitory at 11 o'clock in the evening. The laboratory has a strong learning atmosphere and a superior environment. Everyone has been assigned senior guidance to make us more effective and more directional. And answer our questions. At the same time, every night there will be explanations of knowledge points and exercises, as well as exercises training, so that our foundation will be stronger. The classmates around us are all excellent. They are full of pressure and also give us motivation to move forward.
Learning makes me happy. The laboratory has seniors and sisters studying in it all the time. In my spare time, I can go to the laboratory to study, get rid of my comfort zone, and make myself better! In short, the laboratory is a place to learn and improve myself. I am honored to join the laboratory and I also cherish this hard-won learning environment. I hope that after many years, I will also become a big boss in others' mouths. Everything requires effort.
