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Introduction Patrick Burchard

Hi, I´m Patrick. 
I´m from Stuttgart, Germany and just turned 23 years.
I´m currently studying in my 3th semester in the Master’s degree in Business Psychology.
Right now I´m an exchange student at ITESM CEM. I do really love to go running, bicycling and snowboarding. In addition, I enjoy reading mostly books about natural sciences. I´m an absolute fan of electronic music, more accurate Hardstyle. I listen a lot to this music and also go to as many festivals as I can. One other hobby is playing videogames. I do play a lot of different games, mostly online games with friends. Right now, I´m watching the new episodes of one of my favorite tv shows, which is Game of Thrones.

What do I expect from the Programming Languages course at ITESM CEM?

While I´m not studying Computer Science at all, I want to learn and understand different programming styles. The reasons are, that I think that computer science is getting more important every year and I want to learn something about that except from trying at home.

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