The Last Lecture:

The last lecture is a series of lectures that have been established by Carnegie Mello University for the retiring professors to talk about their insights into the life. In this lecture, professor of computer science Randy Pausch was enforced to deliver a very literal last lecture after facing a diagnosis of terminal pancreatic cancer. This lecture was entitled as "Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams".
Randy start his lecture in a professional way to inspire the audience, he told them about his cancer and that the doctors informed him he has few months to live. But he was very optimistic and wanted to approve to everyone that he is in a good shape by doing push-ups. Randy introduced the idea of “elephant in the room” in a slide he presented of his CAT scan with arrows pointing to the ten identified tumors. As he told the audience that “We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand.” Three topics his lecture was about; first, his childhood dreams and how he achieved them. Second, enabling the others achieve their dreams. Third, the lessons he learned in his life.
First, he talked about his childhood dreams. being in zero gravity, playing in NFL, being an author in world book encyclopedia, being captain Kirk, winning stuffed animals and being a Disney land imageneer. The first dream he achieved by working with his students to win competition announced by NASA by providing the best proposal, he was determined to have the experience of floating on air that provided to the winners although the roles didn’t allow him to as a professor, he could introduce himself as a journalist where he was allowed to accompany the students.
Although he was not able to accomplish the second dream, randy asserted that the experience is what you get when you can’t get what you wanted. He talked about the lessons he learnt from his coaches, he