ENGLISH FOR CAREER (CII4D3)

BACHELOR OF INFORMATICS
SCHOOL OF COMPUTING
TELKOM UNIVERSITY
2023/2024

WORKSHEET 2

Name : Willy Ocean Wibrillian

Student ID Number : 1301210419
Class : IF-45 GABUP6

Part 1: Writing a Good Paragraph

Linkedin is one of social media platforms to search job you want to have in the future. It is the best
place to explore the jobs and expose your profile to the potential recruiters. One of the important parts
of Linkedin is the summary of your profile which enables you to describe your profile in order to stand
out among others.
Through this worksheet, please write down the summary of yourself including your education,
organization, certification and other important information in good paragraph(s). You will be required
to post this writing to your Linkedin account and it covers (5%) of your CLO 1.

Paragraph 1:
Short summary, including that you’re looking for a job, and how to contact you.
Example:
“I am a second-year chemical engineering student at Michigan Tech seeking a summer 2016 internship.
Please contact me at jjstudent@mtu.edu or 906-123-4567”

I am a third-year Informatics student at Telkom University, currently seeking an internship

opportunity for 2024. Please feel free to contact me at willoocean@gmail.com or
081319883697 to discuss potential opportunities.

Paragraph 2:
Provides more detail about you…
You might want to start with the background of why you do what you do – why you are passionate about
what you are studying (without saying “I’m passionate”).

I have always been fascinated by the intersection of technology and problem-solving, which
led me to pursue a degree in Informatics at Telkom University. My coursework has not only
honed my technical skills but also instilled in me a deep appreciation for the impact
technology can have on society. I am particularly interested in data analysis and visualization,
as I believe they are powerful tools for driving informed decision-making and creating
positive change.

Paragraph 3:

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Third Paragraph – follows up with what you’re doing to follow your “passion.” Describe and highlight
the hands-on experiences that relates to your industry, whether that be an internship/co-op, enterprise,
or course work projects. Ensure you talk about what you worked on, the problem you were trying to
solve, or the goal you were trying to achieve. Include the scope, challenges, and results.

In pursuit my passion for data analysis and software engineering with AI, I am currently engaged in an
independent study at Revou. This experience has been instrumental in honing my skills and deepening
my understanding of the field. One of my key projects involved developing a predictive model to
optimize supply chain management for a local business. The scope of the project was extensive,
requiring me to collect and analyze large datasets to identify patterns and trends. I encountered
challenges such as data cleaning and feature selection, but through perseverance and collaboration with
my peers, I was able to overcome these obstacles. The result was a robust predictive model that
significantly improved the efficiency of the supply chain, reducing costs and enhancing overall
performance. This hands-on experience has reinforced my passion for data analysis and AI, and I am
eager to continue exploring innovative solutions in this field.

Paragraph 4:
Icing on the cake-Tell about your co-curricular involvement, on campus or within the community.
Highlight any teamwork you’ve been involved with or leadership positions you’ve held. These
experiences have helped you develop strong interpersonal, communication, organizational, and
collaborative skills.

In addition to my academic pursuits, I have been actively involved in co-curricular activities that have
further enriched my skill set. One notable project I worked on was the development of Mugon, a
marketplace web application specializing in musical instruments. In this project, I took on the roles of
UI/UX designer and front-end developer, collaborating closely with a team of developers and
designers to bring the project to life. This experience not only allowed me to apply my technical skills
in a real-world setting but also honed my teamwork and communication abilities. I learned the
importance of effective collaboration and the value of clear and concise communication in achieving
project goals. These experiences have helped me develop strong interpersonal, communication,
organizational, and collaborative skills that I am eager to apply in future endeavors.

Paragraph 5:
Optional- If there is room at the bottom, you can create a list of keywords relevant to your field of
study/industry.
keyword | keyword | keyword | keyword
Data Analyst, Software Engineer, Data Visualisation, Web Developer, UI/UX Designer.

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Part 2: Do a Check-list activity for your Linkedin profile
Please kindly put the checklist if you have attached each listed aspect in the following table to
your Linkedin account. This particular part will be scored before Mid-Semester exam. Make
sure you have completed it before the examination.
No Aspect Checklist
1 PHOTO:
It doesn’t have to be fancy – just use your cell phone camera in front of a plain
background. Wear a nice shirt and forget to smile!
2 HEADLINE:
Tell people what you’re excited about now and the cool things you want to do in the
future.
3 SUMMARY:
Describe what motivates you, what you’re skilled at, and what’s next.
4 EXPERIENCES:
List the jobs you held, even if they were part-time, along with what you accomplished
at each. Even include photos and videos from your work.
5 ORGANIZATIONS:
Have you joined any clubs at school or outside? Be sure to describe what you did with
each organization.
6 EDUCATION:
Starting with college. List all the educational experiences you’ve had – including
summer programs.
7 VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES:
Even if you weren’t paid for a job, be sure to list it. Admissions officers and employers
often see volunteer experience as just as valuable as paid work.
8 SKILLS & EXPERTISE:
Add at least 5 key skills – and then your connections can endorse you for the things
you’re best at.
9 HONORS & AWARDS:
If you earned a prize in or out of school, don’t be shy. Let the world know about it.
10 COURSES:
List the classes that show off the skills and interests you’re most excited about.
11 PROJECTS:
Whether you led a team assignment in school or built an app on your own, talk about
what you did and how you did it.
12 RECOMMENDATIONS:
Ask managers, professors, or classmates who’ve worked with you closely to write a
recommendation. This gives extra credibility to your strengths and skills.

Part 3: Let’s get connected and build a wider network!

Please connect your Linkedin with your lecturer. The easiest way to do it is by asking your
lecturer’s LinkedIn link or by searching it on the apps. Don’t forget to type your LinkedIn
link here.

www.linkedin.com/in/willyocean

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