I'm Sangharsha Subedi, a first-year computer science student at Temple University, Japan Campus, with a minor in economics. The first time I wrote a simple program and watched it actually run, something clicked. The idea that I could type out instructions and a machine would just do it — that felt like a kind of superpower I wanted to get better at.
That's basically what pulled me into computer science. I started small, messing around with code, seeing what I could make happen. Each time something worked, I wanted to try something harder. It stopped being just an interest and became the thing I wanted to build a career around.
I'm pairing CS with an economics minor because I'm interested in where technology and real-world systems overlap — how software can solve problems in business, finance, and everyday decision-making. This portfolio is where I document what I'm building and learning. It's early days, but every project here is a step forward.
