Hello, my name is Curtis Clark, and I do tech stuff.
It’s really not that cut and dry. Tech in general interests me, especially computers and the networks they create. Being able to answer yes to every question that begins with “Can we have the computer do…” is nice.
I graduated from the New Jersey Institute of Technology with a degree in information systems. Currently, I work for a cutting edge wireless communications company. If there is one thing that technology education has taught me, it's that concrete knowledge is just as important as learning how to think the right way.
Most of my experience is in web development and web technology. The internet is great place where you can find knowledge and research on any subject, and where people collaborate without ever having seen each other. I'd go so far to say that the level of innovation of open-source, community contributed software, rivals that of big business. And I think that is neat-o, yes neat-o.
(Side note: If you are wondering if I do freelance web design and development, the answer is yes. Look up top.)
I'm also a music lover and supporter which, yes, means I do enjoy a good episode of Glee. During the fall I teach high school marching band to keep me busy outside of what school gives me, and to have some fun. I am a strong believer in the power that music has on the brain and in the ways it teaches us to think. Music exercises your brain, and that is cool!
This page is under perpetual construction, so why not stop by every now and then and check out what's new.
It’s really not that cut and dry. Tech in general interests me, especially computers and the networks they create. Being able to answer yes to every question that begins with “Can we have the computer do…” is nice.
I graduated from the New Jersey Institute of Technology with a degree in information systems. Currently, I work for a cutting edge wireless communications company. If there is one thing that technology education has taught me, it's that concrete knowledge is just as important as learning how to think the right way.
Most of my experience is in web development and web technology. The internet is great place where you can find knowledge and research on any subject, and where people collaborate without ever having seen each other. I'd go so far to say that the level of innovation of open-source, community contributed software, rivals that of big business. And I think that is neat-o, yes neat-o.
(Side note: If you are wondering if I do freelance web design and development, the answer is yes. Look up top.)
I'm also a music lover and supporter which, yes, means I do enjoy a good episode of Glee. During the fall I teach high school marching band to keep me busy outside of what school gives me, and to have some fun. I am a strong believer in the power that music has on the brain and in the ways it teaches us to think. Music exercises your brain, and that is cool!
This page is under perpetual construction, so why not stop by every now and then and check out what's new.
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