Donetsk National Technical University (DNTU)

Creative Biography

• Early childhood.
• Primary school.
• High school.
• The chois of university and speciality.
• Progress in university.
• Magistracy.
• The future of my profession.
• My future.

Early childhood

I was born on May 26th, 1983 in the city of Donetsk.

My parents are Moskaliuk Nikolai Illarionovich and Moskaliuk Natalia Mikhailovna.

Being a child I was taken to the kindergarten "Rodnichok" and went in for dancing and art. In the kindergarten I hated to sleep in the daytime – it was a torture for me, but I loved swimming. I travelled a lot with my parents.

Primary school

In 1990 I went to a comprehensive school N 107. In 1991 I continued my studies at school N 114 which was just built. I think my primary school was interesting and merry; every holiday was unique – with the use of costumes. While studying at school I took part in competitions in different subjects (French, Maths, Russian, Literature, Biology). I was really fond of French. At school I always participated in district competitions in this subject, I won first prizes and took part in region ones. Being a senior student I went in for photography.

High school

At school our class was very friendly, active and merry. It became apparent from our participation in different competitions, contests and other activities. We tried to support each other. Our favourite teachers still remember it. In our school we regularly organise meetings of the school graduates where we talk, share our experiences and achievements.

The chois of university and speciality

After the ninth form I had to think a lot about the choice of my future occupation. The decisive moment was socialising with my neighbour Alexei Yevstratov, who was a first-year student of CITA. I practically followed in his footsteps. Being in my final year at school I started doing a preparation course in Donetsk National Technical University. Thanks to it I passed preliminary exams successfully and in 2000 I entered the ACS department of Donetsk National Technical University. In this very year I finished school with a gold medal.

Progress in university

At the university a new active life began. Being a first-year student I participated in aerobics competitions and our team was the third in the university. At first our group was very friendly. We celebrated holidays together. I remember the New Year party when I was on my second year. Studying at the university is a kind of a school of life, where you start understanding people better. I am very glad to have found true friends among the fellow students.

Magistracy

In 2004 I got the bachelor's degree with honours in the sphere of Computer sciences and in this very year I started the master's course.

Being a fifth-year student I went to Svyatogorsk with my fellow students after our winter exams. We refreshed ourselves, found new friends and simply had a very good time. Those were really bright and unforgettable days, whose memory will stay with me forever. So I am very thankful to our trade union for this opportunity.

Soon there came the time to formulate the subject of my master's thesis. It was as follows: "Designing a Computerized Optimization Subsystem of the Work of a Chemical Reactor (examplified by ammonia production)". My supervisor, Volodyn Nikolai Alexandrovich, who is an assistant professor of the ACS department, helped me with my thesis. He is a specialist in this sphere.

The future of my profession

The future of my profession is very promising. Specialists of computer sciences become more and more claimed. And it is getting still more difficult to enter our speciality at the university.

My future

On graduating from the university I would like to find an interesting job. I'd like it to be creative, for example, connected with computer graphics. One more important thing is professionalism and promotion. Besides, I want to see the world, the people. And finally, it is essential to have beside you reliable people, who will help you realise all your dreams and your creative potential.

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