Workshop at MIT College of Arts and Science for Women

I was invited to lead a hands-on workshop for more than 80 final-year students of the Department of Computer Applications at MIT College of Arts and Science for Women, Musiri.

Instead of theory, we worked through how real web applications get built and shipped. We covered how a side project grows into a SaaS product, how to plan a final-year project so it is worth showing to an employer, and what to expect when starting a career in tech.

The best part was the questions. Students who are about to graduate want to know what the work actually looks like, and answering that honestly is the most useful thing a session like this can do.

Thank you to the Department of Computer Applications for the invitation and a warm welcome. Explaining your work clearly to people just starting out is a skill in itself, and I learned as much from the room as I shared.