I liked that the simulation provided practical, real-world tasks rather than only theoretical questions. It helped me understand how software development work is approached in a professional environment, especially through the coding and development proposal tasks. I also liked the clear instructions and the opportunity to work independently and solve problems.

I liked that the simulation provided practical, hands-on tasks based on real-world technology projects. It helped me understand how technical skills such as programming, data handling, problem-solving and development can be applied in a professional environment. The tasks were structured clearly and gave me a better understanding of the type of work involved in a technology role.

Tasks felt like actual client work rather than textbook exercises. Writing the data converter and then drafting a proposal for the same client showed how the technical and business sides of a project connect, which most tutorials skip. The model answers after each task were useful for comparing approaches.