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    <h1>Advanced Web - Introduction</h1>
    <h2>Chris Stumper</h2>
    <p>Major: Computer Science, Minor: Digital Arts</p>
    <p>I am really interested in the intersection between technology and design. Over the past few years, I have found the web to be a great medium in terms of fusing these two disciplines. From a design perspective, there is a lot of opportunity on the web to create compelling experiences that are accessible to millions of people. From an engineering perspective, there is a wealth of neat technical challenges that arise with JavaScript development, API servers, and database integration. Should I pursue a career in web development, I see myself in a full stack role to continue developing my skills in both programming and design.</p>
    <p>After interning this summer at IBM doing a range of web development projects, I am looking for this class to be a platform for me to continue deepening my understanding of the web throughout the academic year. It will be a great place to continue building my web portfolio as I apply to full-time jobs in the coming months. </p>
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	<h1>Advanced Web - Introduction</h1>
	<h2>Chris Stumper</h2>
	<p>Major: Computer Science, Minor: Digital Arts</p>
	<p>I am really interested in the intersection between technology and design. Over the past few years, I have found the web to be a great medium in terms of fusing these two disciplines. From a design perspective, there is a lot of opportunity on the web to create compelling experiences that are accessible to millions of people. From an engineering perspective, there is a wealth of neat technical challenges that arise with JavaScript development, API servers, and database integration. Should I pursue a career in web development, I see myself in a full stack role to continue developing my skills in both programming and design.</p>
	<p>After interning this summer at IBM doing a range of web development projects, I am looking for this class to be a platform for me to continue deepening my understanding of the web throughout the academic year. It will be a great place to continue building my web portfolio as I apply to full-time jobs in the coming months. </p>
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