This would be a good place to start:

I have been working with computers since the Commodore 64, so I guess that would give me over 20 years of computer experience.

I am not an IT professional, nor do I have a degree in Computer Science. I barely made it through my required programming class in college!

I am a Mechanical Engineer by trade. Specifically a Manufacturing Engineer. I have many years of experience working with and supporting production lines and systems. I am part Engineer and Part Educator. For many years, I have studied and practiced adult instruction and training methods.

I am also an Education Professional and am completing my coursework to become a certified PostSecondary Teacher. My Masters Degreee gives me the qualification to teach in many areas of engineering and technology.

Along with my role as an educator, I am a computer hobbyist, so naturally when a computer problem arises, I am asked to help.

I do not strive to sell products or software, I want to educate people on how to use and run their computers effecively.
“Teach a man to fish.”

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