I liked that the simulation provided a practical, real-world experience of working on a client-oriented project. It helped me understand how to analyze requirements, work with data, develop a solution, and prepare professional project documentation. The tasks were structured clearly and gave me an opportunity to apply my technical and problem-solving skills.

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.

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.