I'm just going to throw some information about me on the off-chance I might get invited.
When it comes to computers I am a expert. Its all I do, its my whole freakin' life. I remember when I was nine my dad's friends desktop printer wasn't compatible with his brand-new windows vista. He had one of his other friends, a professional computer hardware engineer, look at it, and he said it just wouldn't work. When they went out to get a beer I hopped on the computer, did a little research, and ended Micky-mousing a really old driver and modified it to fit with vista and pretend it was the driver for his printer. They come back, beers in there hands, and I'm printing out a test page. You can imagine the look on the hardware engineer's face.
That was the start of my computer love. Now if we fast forward to modern times you see me, at a trade school thirty-minutes from my towns public school, taking classes for Computer Programming, Design and Visual Communications, and Computer Software Diagnoses. I wan't to get a job as a Computer Software Engineer as a profession and a Computer Repair Specialist as a side job or intertwined with my profession.
I have taken apart EVERY (and I mean EVERY) computer I have ever owned, upgraded them, and put them back together. Over the years this has left me to accumulate a lot of spare parts (Specifically DDR and DDR2 RAM, with a few other goodies mixed in. If I get in, maybe I could donate these for one of your give a ways?)
As for coding, I can code Visual Basic, and I am furthering my knowledge in Python. I hope to have mastered C++ before the year comes to a end. And that my friends, pretty much sums up my little memoir on myself. I am still clinging to that small hope I might have a shot of being invited.
