11import Card from '../../components/Card/Card' ;
22import Section from '../../components/Section/Section' ;
33import unbLogo from '../../assets/unb-logo.svg' ;
4+ import Prose from '../../components/Prose/Prose' ;
45
56const content = {
67 title : 'Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering' ,
@@ -26,7 +27,31 @@ const Education = () => {
2627 date = { content . date }
2728 logo = { content . institution . logo }
2829 website = { content . institution . website }
29- />
30+ >
31+ < Prose size = "small" >
32+ < p >
33+ UNB's software engineering degree is a joint program between
34+ the faculties of engineering and computer science. The course work
35+ spanned a broad range of topics including low-level concepts like
36+ hardware programming, computer architecture, and digital/analog
37+ networking; as well as high level concepts like software
38+ architecture, system design, and project management.
39+ </ p >
40+ < p >
41+ Languages most studied in this program included Java
42+ (object-oriented programming, design patterns, algorithms),
43+ Racket/LISP (functional programming), C (machine-level, hardware
44+ programming), SQL (databases), and VHDL (hardware programming).
45+ </ p >
46+ < p >
47+ As part of my degree, I completed three work terms with Mariner
48+ Innovations, UNB's faculty of education, and Cvent. I also
49+ worked part-time as a facilitator for CS Square, a weekly series of
50+ technical talks from industry professionals and students (including
51+ myself) about emerging technologies.
52+ </ p >
53+ </ Prose >
54+ </ Card >
3055 </ Section >
3156 ) ;
3257} ;
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