Here we’ll break down and highlight specific artifacts being used in this E-portfolio:

Resume: Here you are able to view (and download for your convince) a copy of my resume where I’ve vigorously filtered through the most important details that employers are looking for. If you’d like to gain a quick and critical understanding of where I stand professionally. I recommend viewing this page first.

Certifications: In this menu, you’re able to view each certification that I’ve earned over my college career. I’ve left the links to the official website that shows both the verification of them and the description. Each of these were worked hard for and I take great pride in them. CompTIA is a respected company in the IT world that’s responsible for “issuing professional certifications for the information technology industry. It is considered one of the IT industry’s top trade associations”. As well as a few from the bootcamp I had graduated from.

• Bootcamp: Over the span of 9 months, I was accepted and enrolled into ODU’s extracurricular “Boot Camp”. In this boot camp, we gained 400+ hours of technical knowledge and were tested after each module. Here I was exposed to many peers, professors, and professionals in the Cyber Security field. upon graduation, I was awarded numerous badges for each module that we tested for.

Essays: Here is where you can find the required writings for my IDS493 class. The narrative essay provides a much more detailed explanation of my professional and school career. Thus allowing me to bridge the “personal gap” that’s sometimes over looked in the application/consideration phase of getting a job. As well as my reflection essay which goes over a much more vast explanation of the skills/artifacts being used in my E-portfolio.

Classes Taken: Lastly is the list of courses taken throughout my bachelors that’s related to the major/field that I’m currently in. For the sake of convivence and organization, I’ve also gone ahead and left a link to where you can put in the information for a specific class. Incase you wanted to go more into more detail over what was covered in a specific class.