Ep. 10 The Art of CSE

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Ep. 10 The Art of CSE

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Jan 16, 2018

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Karishma and Aishwarya Mandyam are sisters who are both studying CSE at the University of Washington. Their passion and drive to pursue what they call “an art” demonstrates the versatility in CSE. The two share their journey in CSE and encourage women, men, and everyone in between to follow pursuit if it’s what they want […]

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Jan 16, 2018

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