Essential Work Habits
Below is feedback I received from my professor’s assistant on one of my free writes in CRJS 310. In this free write, the prompt was to explain whether or not a “joy of cybercrime” is similar to a “joy of violence”. This was one of many assignments that taught me strong analytical and diagnostic skills and the ability to get the job done since I had to dive deep into the mind of a cybercriminal through research in order to be able to answer this question.
Soft Skills
The images above are memes I created in relation to cybercrime in CRJS 310. Memes are a way to help simplify what cybercrime is and how it could be avoided.
Soft skills are important to have within the workplace. I have developed skills such as excellent communication and listening skills by working at Chick-fil-A. Being in a customer service role, I am able to actively listen to customers if they have a problem or question and can either resolve the issue myself or find a manager that can further assist them.
Solid Technical Foundation
I have learned various cybersecurity skills throughout the courses I have taken at ODU. Specifically, I have a solid understanding of Linux systems based off my CYSE 270 class in which we did labs involving the linux system.
I am providing a PDF of one of my homework assignments from my Linux class to showcase an understanding of my technical skills. This assignment involved user account and group account management.
group-and-user-hwDetailed Knowledge of Key Technologies
I have detailed knowledge of linux and Windows operating systems based on the courses I have taken at ODU. Also, I have knowledge of Apple’s operating system, MacOS.