Curious about
how things work.
I'm Athrva Pawar, a Computer Science student who enjoys building things, experimenting with technology, and figuring out how different pieces of computing fit together.
A little more context.
I'm currently studying Computer Science and Engineering, while exploring different areas of computing through projects, experiments, and a lot of curiosity.
My interests aren't limited to writing software. I'm particularly interested in how software interacts with operating systems, hardware, computer architecture, networks, and the other layers that make modern computing possible.
At the same time, I'm exploring newer areas of computing such as artificial intelligence, neural networks, quantum computing, and other emerging technologies.
- Computer Systems
- System Programming
- Machine Learning
- Quantum Computing
- Emerging Technologies
- Web Development
Build. Break. Understand.
Build
I learn best when I have something tangible to work on. Projects give me a reason to understand the technology instead of just reading about it.
Experiment
I don't mind breaking things. Trying something, encountering a strange bug, and figuring out why it happened is often where the interesting part begins.
Understand
I want to understand why something works, not just which command makes it work.
What I'm working toward.
I'm trying to move beyond simply learning technologies and start building things that people can actually use. Every project is an opportunity to learn something new, improve my engineering skills, and understand a little more about the systems behind the software.