I liked how each task used a different muscle: Task 1 was forensic debugging (chasing a bug that turned out to be impossible, which led me to the real one), Task 2 was architecture under ambiguity, and Task 3 was pure communication — no code, just making a case. That progression from fixing to designing to pitching was the most interesting part.

I enjoyed the hands-on tasks and realistic workplace scenarios. The simulation helped me improve my understanding of software development, debugging, AI-assisted development, and business process automation. It provided practical experience that closely reflects real-world projects and strengthened my confidence in applying these skills.

I enjoyed working on realistic, project-based tasks that reflected real workplace scenarios. The program provided practical experience in software development, AI-assisted coding, debugging, specification-driven development, and designing AI solutions for business processes. It was engaging, well-structured, and helped strengthen both my technical and problem-solving skills.