I'm a college student, studying a degree related to the field of Computer Engineering and Computer/Data Science. More precisely:

Grado en Ingeniería Informática, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain

I'm starting to specialize in Artificial Intelligence, not only because its the current trend or the possibility of getting a lucrative job, but because of the opportunity of participating in any multidisciplinary research.

There's also a particular thing I really like about all this idea of the Open Source Knowledge. If I had the option, I prefer not to teach. Although, I really like making great notes and writing usefull resources for students to use (for free, of course). GitHub grant students of my university a place to share notes, code, solved exercise and even frameworks to work on projects of particular subjects.

I think that's the very best first open source proyect any student can start: sharing knowledge to others for the sake of it. An online help compendia available anywhere, at anytime.

At least I rather think that, because being lost in this network of projects and contribuiting by making small edits on text files is sometimes oddly demoralizing.

• C++ (even OOP)
• Java (OOP) (Swing)
• VHDL in really small Vivado projects for FPGA's
• ARM as tool for understanding how Assembly Code works
• C oriented as Assembly Code for Texas Instruments CPU in order to undestand how interruptions works
• UML 2.X

• Uploading solved exercises of the subject FAL.