College: CUNY Queens College
Education Level: Bachelor's of Arts
Career Interest: Software Engineering, Cloud Engineering
I am an avid gamer and I also have a fond appreciation of working out, I have a keen interest in working in either software engineering or possibly working related to cloud platforms and on top of that I have 2 cloud platform certifications, including the AWS CCP or amazon web services certified cloud practitioner as well as the Microsoft Azure 900 certification, I enjoy learning new things and I've learned to embrace the unknown, there used to be a time where if I was not immediately good at something I would feel like not learning it, but I've learned to move past that mind set and then give myself time to understand what I should be doing
I worked on creating updates to the Goals/Milestones card to allow for more clarity on what setting those goals and milestones does, I worked on the front-end with HTML and CSS for the Unadat Website
My experience at Unadat, despite being a short 3-4 weeks I had felt that I learned a whole lot of information about HTML and CSS as well as understanding how a website should work, and that the amount of effort you put into the formatting and making sure everything looks great is very vital step in making sure that the website looks well and functions well, I wasn`t able to work too much on the backend with little experience in PHP but I was beginning to understand a bit more about it before the internship ended
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