Software Engineering In Into The Wild By Jon Krakauer

The American Dream follows a simple principle of having the freedom to reach your personal goal. This goal that every individual makes for themselves is American due to how many opportunities are provided just by being American. An example of freedom to accomplish a goal would be in the book Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer. Christopher had a goal to live off the land and be able to be his own person. He started from just being a good student, following all the rules to get to the point where he had the freedom to achieve what he wanted. While he did succeed in starting his dream, it resulted in his death, yet he had the freedom to take that path. That was his own personal dream, and an American Dream is to have the freedom and ability to pursue your goal. I have my dream, I want to help society in anyway that I can while giving myself some reputation and remembrance in the world. This led me down the path of a software engineer.
Software Engineering has contributed to many areas of technology. The job itself utilizes many problem solving skills such as analyzing and communicating your current project. Usually multiple teams of software engineers will be working together on a singular project, yet each team has its own specific function.
I myself have been very interested and invested in computers my entire life, and seeing this ability to create for the human populus is just amazing. Unlike other jobs such as a construction worker for example, software engineering doesn’t seem as taxiing, yet while there is little to no physical activity, there is definitely mental activity. When you are a software engineer, you are constantly learning throughout your career, as society advances into the next stages of information and technology, people need to keep up. This is a competitive field, employers are always looking for the best of the best, keeping everyone on their