The scarcity of IT application in developing countries and its consequences fueled my desire to excel in this field. Growing up in Africa, I was attracted by the applications of computing in the media. Its application has expanded to connect unrelated domains. From this reflection my interest in IT was born. I cherish the dream of applying various data management skills and establishing a rigid security system in the various constituent structures of the company in order to improve the execution of operations. Studying computer science was therefore for me a gateway to being able to access the scientific and non-scientific areas of society. My educational and professional goals have therefore been shaped by a desire for interdisciplinary studies involving computer science and other fields for active involvement in various fields of work, and particularly in developing countries where the lack of data management is the cause of much chaos and greatly explains societal defects. Therefore, I engage in transversal projects aimed at developing basic skills in all areas in order to better connect them to IT. Likewise, I chair several extracurricular activities focusing on diversity, social justice, cultural awareness and health issues. During these interdisciplinary explorations, I participate in various IT-related endeavors, from advertising to leadership. As a computer science student, I am curious about the breadth of applications of computer science and its mechanics. These fuel my interest in researching innovations in mechanics to improve the application of this science. My involvement outside of class also sharpens my interest in research...... middle of article ......e towards other fields of study in order to make innovative observations that will facilitate other societal and scientific processes and procedures. It will also allow me to develop the skills necessary to address and solve the large amount of problems that cannot be solved in the limited time required to complete a graduate degree. After completing this degree, I hope to develop critical analysis and problem-solving skills to address and propose enriching plans on various issues in society. Although at this stage I remain open to the specifics regarding my intellectual commitments as a graduate, I have a strong need to direct most of these towards promoting the development of third world countries. Coming from one of these countries, I feel the need to give back to the community I came from and what contributed to my upbringing, the United States..