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Hi my name is Amare. This is my first time using red hat. I am using it becasue i am currently taking courses at Fayettteville Technical Community College. I hope that I have a great experience using red hat.
Hello everyone! My name is Tristan and I am currently a student at Fayetteville Technical Community College. I am currently aspiring to work in Information Technology. For my hobbies, I occassionally game and I work around computers seeing how technology maximizes our effort put into what we do on a daily basis.Since I have been a child, technology has piqued my interest since my days in Elementary school. I look forward to working with the Redhat community!
Hello everyone, my name is Francisco nice to meet you all. I am working on my second semester trying to get my AA in system security and analysis. I am new to IT and just want to learn as much as I can and network with like minded people.
Hello my name is Sarah and I am glad to be a part of this community. I love to watch anything on Netflix and I love to eat lol! I am in school for cyber security and Red Hat is very new to me. I'm a tad overwhelmed but am excited for the semester.
Hello everyone, my name is Bettina and I am a student at Fayetteville Technical Community College working towards my degrees in Networking Management, Networking Administration, and Cyber Security. The only experience I have had was through the IT courses that I have taken and The dabbling in fixing/repairing software and hardware on my personally owned computers and every now and again my friend's desktop and laptop. As an individual, I am not too much of a people person so I figured this is the perfect career for me. I am self-motivated and an overachiever. I am a private and down to earth type. Other than that I plan on continuing my education by transferring to FSU. I look forward to all the new things that come with this semester and I am excited to get started. I hope everyone is staying safe. Have a wonderful and blessed day.
Good evening, my name is Jacqueline.
I am being introduced to Red Hat training for my Linux course towards my degree in Computer Science. I currently work as a IT help desk administrator and want to expand my knowlegde in IT. I look forward to all the training and discussions that will be availble.
Hi Everyone,
I am a student at Fayetteville Tech in the Systems Security and Analysis program. My background is more in Data Management and PC Repair which enjoyed but wanted more in technology. So, I decided to step out of my comfort zone and learn a new path of technology. I don't have a strong foundation in using Linux but I do have some knowledge of Linux due to previous classes. I am super excited to learn more about Linux through this Red Hat platform.
Hello! My name is Dareon and I am looking forward to learning new things in the technology world. I am currently taking classes in Fayetteville, North Carolina, attending the community college FTCC. This is my first experience with Red Hat
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