Since childhood, I have been fascinated with math and science. Playing with K’Nex, a version of Legos, inspired me to focus my energy and talent within the field of engineering. Engineering is the use of math and science to construct and produce goods for the benefit of humanity. In college, I would like to take engineering courses such as Engineering Science and Mechanical Engineering, which would help me achieve my goal of becoming a helpful, well-known engineer.
When I was eight years old, my parents presented me with my first Space Center K’Nex set. Spending endless amounts of time, I completed the Space Center with a working motor installed to run its solar panels and a humming base for a miniature space shuttle. After completion of this project, I challenged myself to construct something different, something never done before with that particular set of K’Nex. After careful research, I decided to make a remote control racing car. Staring at the pieces and envisioning their ability to interconnect, I began the project. A few weeks later, I completed the basic design, assembled the main section of the car, and installed a motor with working wheels and remote control. A month later, I finally finished this car and it worked! This experience taught me that through challenging myself, I can make an idea into a reality. This was the point in my life when I decided to pursue a career in engineering.
As a student at the College of Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, I would like to develop a strong foundation in math, science, and other disciplines so that I can create new inventions for the benefit of everyone around the world. As an engineer, I want to work alongside architects to construct new buildings with unique designs and to work with scientists to create robots that make life much easier for humankind. To help me prepare for these goals, I have joined many programs relating to engineering. One of these programs, called Botball, is sponsored by NASA and involves hands-on learning experience in robotics. Every participant in this program must design a robot; encode it using computer scripts, and write progress reports on the project’s success. This program has led me to envision a world filled with advanced electronics.
In the movie iRobot, Alex Proyas (director) and Will Smith (producer) present a magnificent metropolis inhabited by machines and animals. From hover cars speeding by to self-delivering newspapers, this world looked sincere and peaceful. Robots were doing the menial work instead of humans. This made life easier and safer for all. Of course, my vision for the future would not include a homicidal robot that plans to take over the world and enslave the human race.
Although designing and creating new products are difficult, hard work and dedication can lead to success. Scientists are working day and night to make their visions come true, whether they are producing a singing and dancing Barney or constructing a faster, more reliable car. I want to become an engineer who has a great impact on everyday life. I hope to attend Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, where I can gain the knowledge and skills to succeed in my future career.
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