• Autobiography
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Average mark in bachelor's degree:

  4.88

Personal data:

  the citizen of Ukraine, born in 1988

Possession of Languages:

  russian, ukrainian, english

Hobbies:

  reading of historical literature, playing piano, Latin American dances.

Skills:

• Programming Languages: Microsoft Visual C#, Microsoft Visual Basic, Pascal, C++ Builder;

• Web-programming: HTML, CSS, PHP, JSP;

• Case-tools: BPWin, ERWin;

• Control Systems of Databases: SQL Server, Access, FoxPro;

• Building networks: Boson NetSim, NetCracker;

• Tools for working with graphics: Macromedia Flash, Adobe Photoshop, CorelDRAW, 3D-MAX ;

Personal Qualities:

sociability, responsibility, punctuality, purposefulness

        

         I was born on 15 April, 1988. My elder sister Alexandra, being a big fan of folk fairy tales, really wanted to have a sister Alyonushka. I spent my childhood, full of fun, different games until late with my friends, in my native town Tsukurino. I recall going to the forest for mushrooms with my parents and my grandpa. It was then, when I fell madly in love with the nature surrounding us. In winter, always full of snow like from a Russian fairy tale “Morozko”, me and my sister often went skiing. That was a real fun!


         In 1994 I went to school, although my Mom had spent a lot of time talking me into going there, as I really wasn’t willing to. I didn’t like my first teacher much, though I was always a top student in my group. My Mom — Lubov Askoldovna and my Dad — Victor Gennadievich has always given only the best to me and my sister. Owing to their patience and persistence I learned how to play the piano and successfully graduated from music school in 2003.
         Music school was a very important step in my life. My extraordinary and extremely talented teacher of music Grishanova Svetlana Borisovna managed to inflame the little girl I had been then with the love for music. Our classes had always been wonderful and funny. She introduced me into a fantastic world of classical music, without which I cannot imagine my life now. I am so grateful to her and to my Mom for this!
         In 2003 I finished the 9th form of Tsukurino school № 26, and after my brother’s pieces of advice I decided to continue my education in another school №17 in another town Gornyak. It was a bit scary to go to another school. All of my friends stayed in my previous school. But the atmosphere of the new school made me forget about all of my fears. I had never enjoyed my studying as much as there before. And the social life was another advantage. Our teacher of Maths Khisteva Larisa Alekseevna made our lessons extraordinarily interesting. And our tutor and the teacher of English Svetlana Victorovna treated us all as her own children. Being a pupil of the tenth form I practically became a pop star joining a pop group. I was the only girl in the group among the other four talented guys. It was a wonderful experience: concerts and my family being very proud of me!


         In the tenth form I’d decided what university I would go to. My brother Serezha was a first-year student of Donetsk National University (Major — Informational Managing Systems). His stories about students were so interesting that I decided to go to the same university and faculty, and I even chose the same major. I have never felt sorry for choosing it and I’m very grateful to my brother for this.
         Despite the fact that I’d chosen a well-bitten path on the way to higher education, it was not at all easy to become a student. I had taken the courses in another town to enter the university for a year. I spent most of my free time studying. I recall how scared I was being interviewed by the university teachers. But all the time I could feel the support of my parents, my sister and my brother. I was really glad to find out that I was enrolled to the university as it was the beginning of a new step in my life.
         Students life started with moving into the dorm. I’m sure that only those students who lived in dorms can be really called students. I met new interesting people, found new challenging subjects. No doubt students’ life has been extremely interesting: lectures, scholarship, contests, laboratory works, practical assignments, students’ days, sleepless nights, exams and more sleepless nights. Well, being a student is great!
         In 2009 I got my bachelor’s degree with distinction and was enrolled into the masters’ group.


         I’d love to get an interesting job which could help me to reveal my excellent personal and professional qualities. I’ve always enjoyed creating computer games’ characters. I’d love to be doing this in my future. The main assignment for me is constant improvement of my professional and personal qualities.
         I really believe that a person can do everything he/she wants. “Give me the supporting point, and I will move the World”. Of course, these words are not mine. The Great Archemede said this. But his words became my motto. I will do everything possible for being proudly called a Person.