I graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a Bachelor of Science in Physics with a second major in Mathematics. My curiosity and fascination with the way the world works drew me into the world of programming and development. Computer science and physics are fundamentally similar in that physics explains the nature of the world using logic and mathematics, while computer science enables you to create new worlds using logic and mathematics. When you open a text editor, the potential ranges from printing the words "hello world" onto your computer screen, to writing the software that put a man on the moon. The possibilities are endless, and this is what excites me and interests me the most in programming. I have the rest of my life in front of me and I cannot imagine what I will have the potential to make.