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Week 1 Posting_ Network Mgmt

 

 Hello!

I grew up in a small town in Cameroon, Africa. I started working with computers when I was 15. I fell in love with it and decided to take computer classes during high school. My interest in computer studies led me to study telecommunications at National Polytechnic Bambui in Cameroon where I got my associate degree. I am now doing my bachelor’s degree in information technology while working full-time.

            I relocated to Moscow Russia in 2011 to attend university for my BA in computer science. Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond my control, my plans for this fell through. In 2013 I moved to the United States and have been living in northern Minnesota with my family. In the US, I started coaching soccer and started working on my accreditation to become a professional soccer coach. However, I still had a passion for computer studies, and I decided to do System Admin training with Trinitech Global Consulting while also coaching high school soccer.

 

 

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