Crazyyy
This morning I woke up to the news that I got the freaking 100% from the final exam in computing ??
With that Professor?!
After this everything is possible ?

Done with the semester. Period.

Masterpiece 1.0

CMUQ is CS focused, even bio and business students take CS courses. During the lecture professor says “this is x and this is y, and here is the question. Now, CODE! Just code it is only 2 lines.” ?

1 month in Qatar?? It all started with me and my luggage, going with a transfer, alone, in my first international flight. Transfer in Tbilisi was a really bad idea, I went through 10x problems in a matter of minutes, at one point barely kept my tears (30…

1 month in Qatar??
It all started with me and my luggage, going with a transfer, alone, in my first international flight. Transfer in Tbilisi was a really bad idea, I went through 10x problems in a matter of minutes, at one point barely kept my tears (30 mins before flight when I still didn’t get my transfer ticket). But anyways, I did it right??

First two weeks was all fun. New friends, orientation week, hang outs, food, traditions. Despite the fact that I already “over-idealized” life in Qatar before arrival, it still met and exceeded my expectations.

Third week: welcome to real CMUQ. Still there are endless events, clubs, entertainment. But now you have to put your head down and study ? Is it difficult? If you study on time, attend office hours, SI sessions and seek help, you’ll be just fine. (Just like at NU!) So far I am doing ok, thank God.

I had several “dream come true” tweets especially when it comes to Islam in Qatar. I was shocked: They gave free handout books about introducing the Islam to newcomers. Growing up in a country where people are forced to hide anything related to religion, it felt so surprising and warm.

Now that I have several deadlines coming up, writing post as a matter of mental break? as usual, wish me luck ?