Tuesday, January 26, 2021
Introduction of Myself
My name is Todd B. Davis II. I've just recently enrolled at College of Southern Nevada (CSN). I plan to get my degree in Computer Information Technology (CIT). I come from a culinary background but looking to explore a different field. I'm a father of two daughters Tori and Ziyah Davis. I have a passion for learning and try to fill most of my time learning something new. There not much I don't know of, even if I don't know it in detail.
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A passion for learning and try to fill most of your time learning something new? Excellent!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to IS101-2003, Spring 2021 Todd :-)
Good for you Todd, I myself can't cook for the life me. Would love it if we all pass the class could bake some cupcakes?
ReplyDeleteBake cupcakes? I am in!
DeleteSure thing when we all pass ill get everyones allergies and make something we can all enjoy.
DeleteI do relate with you as I am a mom of two but I am always wanting to learn and advance myself regardless of the time limitations we have as a parent. It also sets the tone for our children the importance of education and it is never late to do the right thing.
ReplyDeleteGood luck :) We can do it!!!
I completely agree. Our children are constantly watching us for cues on how to life their own life. I want to raise them with a hunger, thirst, craving for knowledge.
DeleteWelcome! Culinary. Much respect to you. We opened a restaurant and it's insane. I see why there are issues between FOH and BOH; there has to be common ground. CIT is such a great field. Did you see the recent CSN email? A CIT scholarship is being offered.
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I say that all the time. Cooperation Communication and Collaboration my three C's of the kitchen. I think if the Front of the house and the back of house staff knew each others methods of operation thing would run much smoother. Example: All waiters should know the menu as well as the chefs. This would improve there performance with the customers and rapport with the chefs. All chefs should know the wait staff abbreviations and shorthand if any are used, this would help there efficiency in preparing the orders and build rapport with the wait staff. Overall performance of any restaurant would improve. Also thank for referring the scholarship to my I will apply as soon as possible.
DeleteWelcome Todd, and I wish you all the best in achieving your CIT degree. With your passion for learning you'll be able to intake all the knowledge that you're given at CSN which is a major plus!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your encouragement.
ReplyDeleteI too am going for a CIT degree, specifically my Associate of Applied Science in Computing and Information Technology - Software - Programing.
ReplyDeleteWelcome! I too was late joining this class. Once you get the hang of the work, its pretty easy. Looking forward to reading your future blog posts!
ReplyDeleteInspiring! I can respect the fact that you are willing to try something new. It is never too late to learn something new.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you're on a good plan. Keep at it!
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you Todd! I envy to have a passion for learning.. I do enjoy learning about new things, but if it's something that I'm not that interested in then I have a hard time putting my time and effort into it.
ReplyDeleteGood luck Todd! It must be amazing knowing how to cook, I myself only know how to make the basics. I'm a master at the microwave though!
ReplyDeleteThat is a nice jump from the culinary field to computer information technology! Do you have a specific food that you are specialized in?
ReplyDeleteI'm in culinary I love cooking
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