During my undergraduate years, I participated in a variety of activities that enhanced my academic experience. I regularly participated in coding projects, including web and mobile app development, which allowed me to improve my programming talents. In addition, I often attended online trainings and events hosted by various institutions and communities to stay up-to-date on the newest trends and breakthroughs in the field of software development. In addition, I worked with classmates on a variety of projects, developing websites and mobile apps adapted to their individual needs. I also had the opportunity to work on projects handed to me by professors, which included the development of systems and the publication of academic research. These activities not only broadened my practical knowledge but also fueled my passion for software development, inspiring me to become a software engineer, front-end developer, or programmer.

During my vocational high school (SMK) years, I was actively involved in a variety of activities that helped me develop my abilities and knowledge in the subject of computer and network engineering. I attended network practicums on a regular basis to learn device setups and problem-solving approaches. In addition, I competed in graphic design competitions and placed second. I also took an Android training course, which helped me understand the principles of mobile app development. Throughout my time at SMK, I was involved in application development projects and extracurricular activities through the school's computer club. All of these events gave me useful insights and broadened my knowledge of computer and network engineering.