Skill 1: Coding (Multiple Languages, including Java, Python, and C++)

Each one of these skills is going to show a core part of my professional identity, and what I bring to the table as a potential employee. While these are by far not the only aspects of me professionally, these three skills are great examples of my broad scope of abilities, and if there is any curiosity about what else I have in terms of experience, I also have my Resume under the About Me tab.

Coding is important as a skill for a Cybersecurity professional for a multitude of reasons, not the least of which are examining malware, and lessening the workload by automating processes. A cybersecurity professionals time is important, and therefore they need to be able to make the most of it. Understanding how to write code in multiple languages is there for highly beneficial, and my known languages are C++, Java, and Python.

These are three assignments that exemplify my skills in coding. Because of the limitations in WordPress, I am unable to show the original code inside of this website. Instead, under each of the three assignment titles is a link to my Google Drive where I am hosting the folder with the code


Java Coding Assignment (Item Inventory Code)

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1P9MAS3GZ4vJKxIaR8Tm8WJLmdupHr97h?usp=drive_link

I was tasked with finding the missing parts in the code, and complete them so then it would run correctly, and pass all of the tests ran by a built-in testing application through gradle.


Python Coding Assignment (Exercise 10)

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MnIEa26xHobNY-6jLuKB7ZN0FdO-Gk-C?usp=sharing

This is a full coding assignment done for my Python coding class, done near the end of the semester, thereby showing the most of the skills that I got from the class. The assignment charged me with refactoring a Library Management System to encapsulate the data for books in a Book class.


C++ Coding Assignment

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14QMZlxu0EHV3SViu85z53MeVNPE-RLHv?usp=sharing

This is my final programming lab assignment  for the class, where I had to make a working version of the game Patolli using C++ and the skills I had learned.