Second-year ACS student at ThomasMore, Belgium.
Working toward cloud and systems engineering -
built up from scratch, through the failures.
The opening
I started Applied Computer Science with a general interest in technology and no clear picture of where it would take me. The first semester was a mix of exposure to things I'd never touched: web basics, networking fundamentals, and server concepts. It slowly became clear that I wanted to understand systems at a level where I could actually control and change them.
That realization took some time. It came from building things that broke, reading errors I didn't understand yet, and gradually working through them. The infrastructure side of the field started to click in a way that the surface-level stuff didn't.
Read the full story →Showing up consistently, making small progress, not quitting when it's uncomfortable. That's the same discipline I bring to technical learning.
I'm drawn to understanding how mechanical systems work, not just that they do. The same curiosity applies to infrastructure.
How learning actually sticks. How habits form. These questions matter practically; understanding the mechanism makes you better at the process.