Proficiency in system configuration,
installation / upgrades, diagnostics, typesetting, graphic
designing, scanning & editing troubleshooting and Maintenance
of various computing components, peripherals, hardware,
etc. on desktop, peer to peer, client / server, local and
wide area network configurations; and system software applications
(OS and NOS e.g. MSDOS), Windows 95/98, Native Traditional
Networking and practical experiences in LAN & Web Designing.
Finding One's Self Identification
How does a young person go about
discovering who he is? Psychologists tell us that a basic
part of the whole process of self-discovery is identification.
How does a young person experience
this identification? He seeks out heroes. People who really
seem to be "someone" and tries to find emotional security
by thinking of himself as in some way identify with the
hero. This process does not begin with the teens. we all
know that younger children have their heroes too. But it
is only in the teens that the identification with a hero
becomes a part of our attempt to discover who we are. Identification
can go out on at a dizzy and confuse pace. A sophomore girl,
for example, can act like a Little Flower ane day and like
Cleopatra the next. She does not claim to be either one
of them, of course; she may not be aware that she is trying
to imitate the. But anyone who watches her closely is aware
that on one occasion she is very much a saintly nun and
on another sophisticated siren. She can change this very
easily because she does not as yet have a role that is her
own.
The young person choose his heroes
from many sources - athletics, movies and television, his
family. Because the more important the heroes are those
closest to the young person. He is normally much more influenced
by his family and his friend than by someone he knows about
only through the movies or television.
