I've never considered myself a genius when it comes to math, but my curiosity for
computers and the world of cyber tech has always come to surpass it. I carry so many
unanswered questions in my head from "how many coding languages are there" to "why
are some HTML sites with the same format crashing? What's the problem? And how
can it be solved?". My ability to keep going despite how harder the math gets not only
defines me as the hardworking student that I am but also display some key traits of
mine. If there's a concept in class I don't understand I go home and read my calculus
book up and down until I understand it. That's why my older brother and my AP calc
teacher refer to me having the attitude of a military brat because I come with a
determined soul to achieve anything I set my mind to as cliche as it sounds. For this
reason I grew inspired by a video I stumbled upon of these two boys who attend the
university of Maryland, they had created a device that could detect the Alzheimer's
disease at its early stage so doctors could treat it early on.