Hello, I'm doing well, nice talking to you, okay, that was quick, I signed up five minutes

ago, less probable. Okay, yeah, I'm a CPA and I work in research development

consulting for taxes for three years and then in the pandemic I learned

coding and I was a cybersecurity minor at my old career. I worked on clients with

that. I actually wrote a cybersecurity research paper that got published on

Bloomberg tax newspaper so I do have some exposure and I see it as a growing

field and I was actually recruited by the Marines based on graduate courses I

took from my CPA. The Marines were going to have me do cyber security because I

tested well enough but I ultimately decided not to because it was a extensive

process going into the Marines obviously but that's my experience. Thank you, I had

four years institution at SUNY Binghamton for that and then I had to take

graduate level courses to finish that certification but it was four tests. I'm

certified with New York. Thank you, as far as the tuition, what do you see yourself, go

do you want to work in cyber full-time or just come and decide what you already did?

Full-time or harsh contracting either one really. I would like a course that can

give two or as close with guaranteed placement for a job whether part-time or

full-time. I know some boot camps offer that and that's a big maker break for my

decision. Yeah, for sure. As far as you're going into do you have a

preferred test to online work or? Yeah, I actually would prefer online but I can go

into the campus in New York since I am geographically within about an hour

commute maybe more but I would prefer online or I am open to hybrid also.

I would say as far as the course is completely online there's no in-person. Oh, that's perfect.

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