Introduce yourself to the Community

[Deanna]

Welcome to the Red Hat Learning Community! As we build a diverse community dedicated to collaborative, open source learning, let's get to know more about each other. Reply to this post with details about yourself, your background,  the skills you want to develop (or have developed ), career stories, favorite Red Hat courses, fun facts and anything else you may want to share with your fellow RHLC community members! 

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[CarltonB7521]

Hello Everyone, my name is Brandon Carlton-Hanks and I'm 20 years old. I'm in college majoring in computer science, this website looks interesting and I look forward to seeing what this website can do to help me learn more about programming and for the future.

[Majorinfrared]

Hello Everyone,

     My name is Tiffany Davis. I recently obtained my Bachelor's Degree in Intelligence this past year and I am working on a few additional cybersecurity certifications at my local community college in N.C. While I was obtaining my bachelor's I concentrated on courses tailored specifically to cyber. Hence the reason, I am pursuing these additional certifications. I am a bit nervous about to expect, especially considering the fact that the majority of the people throughout the RHLC seem to have a great deal of experience in all things cyber.

Prior to the Linux current course, I am enrolled in this semester, the only other interaction I have had with Red-Hat was attending an informational briefing at my community college in November. Nonetheless, I am looking forward to interacting with everyone. 

[Lnesbitt]

Hello my name is Legrantt Nesbitt. Im currently Enrolled in Fayetteville Tech and im Majoring in Networking Management. Im new to the website, as well as IT as a whole. I hope to learn as much as possible from everyone!

[projectlancer]

Hi. Im new here. I am in a Linux Red Hat course at my school. I am really looking forward to this course. For everyone in class now, Good luck.

[venabled4908]

Hello my name is Denise and this is my first time using redhat. I am 34 years old and I plan on using the class I'm in to get me better prepared for my career goals in Computer Programming. I love listening to old school music, some can say I have a old soul, but it gets me in the mood lol.

[nickersg]

Hello, my name is Guadalupe and I am currently a Security student at FTCC.  I do not have much experience in the IT world but plan on learning as much as I can so one day I am able to work in it. 

[castrog1888]

Hello everyone. My name is Gregory Castro and I am a student at Fayetteville Technical Community College, I am a Networking Management and CyberSecurity major. I do not come from a IT background but I am very interested and motivatived to learn more about Red Hat Linux.  I look forward to learning more and staying up to date with new updates and programs. 

[TnBlkSnake]

Hey!  I'm Jesse & I'm a student at Fayetteville Tech.  I'm currently studying various areas of computer sciences to include programming, network management, & system security analysis.  I'm looking to gain more knowledge about computers & how the parts they play in our every day lives.  I'm not familiar with Redhat other than the little I've read or what I've heard from others.  But I'm definitely interested in learning more about it & using.  I'm looking forward to learning all I can from anyone who has the patience to teach me.  

[SurgeProtector]

Hi, my name is Caleb Watson and I'm currently studying Linux while attending school at Fayetteville Technical Community College. I've grown up exposed to Linux a fair bit due to my dad's work experience, but this is my first time taking a proper course on navigating a Linux command line interface. I'm particularely excited to fiddle around with Kali Linux once I've finished my course!

[SidneyGCole]

Good Afternoon, My name is Sidney G.Cole.  I am currently enrolled at Fayettville Technical Community College pursuing a certificate in Information Technology/Linux.  This is my first course learning about Linux.  I have my certifications in A+, Network+ and Security+.  This course was highly recommended to me and I look forward to becoming exposed to the world of Linux.