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A little bit of myself

Me, José Kotásek

First off... I consider myself a curious person, whenever there’s a possibility for me to learn something new I tend to dive right into that topic, this is what I expect from this course, to have a broader understanding about software architecture while finding professional applications, currently I’m in a position in which everything I can relate between school and work is very favorable, in last semester I started seeing real life business applications for lots of my subjects, at the moment I’m implementing new projects and I believe this subject will greatly give me related knowledge.

As for my hobbies, I love music and photography, actually made out of photography a business with some friends while still having time for my professional development in a company and school. I love music... listening, composing or playing it. I try to make every listening session a special moment by really listening to the music on an appropriate device and time.

Recently I haven’t had much time to see any series, just the -must see- Marvel movies, can’t miss those, can’t wait to have more time to see everything I’ve been missing.

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