About Me

Salutations all, my name is Jeffery Green and I am 21 years old and I am currently serving in the United States Navy. I have been in for almost three years come this June and I am stationed on in Maryland but I am originally from Georgia. I am currently pursing a Cyber security degree through the University of Arizona global campus and I am aspiring to eventually take the knowledge from the military and my degree in order to work for a cyber security company or if I enjoy the navy enough I plan on commissioning and becoming an officer to stay in and do my 20 year until I retire and then still try to join a cyber security company. I do not have a lot of experience in information technology field except for a class that I have previously taken but have a hard time remembering so I might as well be brand new to it. Even though I do not know much about it I am eager to learn and have an appetite for knowledge that can never be satisfied. All in all I hope we an excellent time in this class and hope it will beneficial for my development and growth.

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