Y. Lomonosova, К. Valiaiev, V. Shkvorets, O. Hordovenko
Yulia Lomonosova, a second-year computer science student, underwent an internship during the first semester of year.
During it, she studied 3 programming languages: C++; C#; Visual Basic and 3 foreign languages: English, German and Polish.
English is taught at a high level and the subject is given only by it, but slowly and legibly to make it clear to all students. There is a division into groups. One topic is discussed at each pair, and students are asked to write homework. German was a new language for our student, but she started studying it enthusiastically. Polish became like a third native language.
Yuliya also studied "Introduction to Game Theory", and this is a very interesting subject. You need to calculate the best game options for each of the two players.
Discipline "Electronics and Electrical Engineering" - a theoretical subject. For the student, it was the most difficult, it's the same physics on the topic of "Electricity". In the electronics laboratory, they conduct experiments, measure the current, design with their own hands according to the scheme. The training took place in a group of 2 girls from Poland and one from Kazakhstan. It's nice that people of different nationalities can do something together and understand each other well.
Discipline "Physical Education" is a non-credit discipline, students are engaged "for themselves". There are free sections, such as table tennis, which Yuliya attends for free once a week. Our student has experience in such competitions, and she even beat the coach, so she will take part in future competitions.
Slupsk is very beautiful and clean city. Yuliya also visited Gdansk, Ustka (a small town on the sea near Słupsk) and Malbork (there is the largest medieval castle built of bricks by human hands). On the whole, she liked it very much. The first month passed very brightly and interestingly.