Under here will be information about each of our members
Danny Pham
Danny's Website: s3719046
About Danny:
My background is Vietnamese but i was born here in Australia. I graduated from Keysborough Secondary College, and is currently doing a course in Information Technology at RMIT. My hobbies are playing video games, playing badminton if i have the chance, watching TV shows like The Flash and Agents of Shield. I also like to take photos and building computers. Fortnite squad up. My IT Interest is in Networks and Cloud Computing. My experiences in IT has been doing Computing in Year 11 and doing work experiences in Year 10 at a computer repair shop.
Ryan Harris
Ryan's website: s3719229
About Ryan:
My background is that i’m half irish and half Australian, but i was born in Sydney, Australia, and have lived in melbourne for as long as i can remember.. I graduated from Brighton secondary college in 2017. I am currently in my first semester of studying IT at RMIT. I’d say that my hobbies would be playing video games (both PC and ps4) as well as watching tv, and by tv i mean netflix, stan and youtube. IT wise, i’d say i’m pretty interested in programming and creating programs using this, and i have had very little experience with IT in my junior years.
Jaidyn Jong
Jaidyn's Website: s3657960
About Jaidyn:
I was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, with my background being half maltese and timorese. I completed my year 12 studies at Copperfield College, where I graduated in 2016. Currently, I am studying a bachelor’s degree in business, majoring in economics and finance and am in my second year of the course. In my downtime, I enjoy spending time playing sports and catching up with friends, working on cars, as well as playing video games and watching YouTube videos. In relation to IT, I am interested in programming, analysing databases, networking and cloud computing, where I have been taught the basics of these skills in my year 11 and 12 studies where I took IT related subjects.
Dharal Patel
Dharal's website: s3719882
About Dharal:
I was born in India then migrated to Australia at the age of 14 where I completed my VCE in Maribyrnong college 2017. Currently, I am studying Bachelor of Information Technology at RMIT. My hobbies include playing Cricket and video games and I spent most of my time watching Youtube and Netflix. My career ambition is to become the very best programmer thus I code and program in my spare time. This passion of mine started back in high school when I was taught basic coding in my IT classes.
Ahmed Al Sari
No website atm
Under Here will be our personality tests
Ryan Harris:
Myers Briggs
- Auditory: 10%
- Visual: 55%
- Tactile: 35%
Learning style test: primarily visual
Big five personality test:
This information will be valuable as it shows how best i learn, as well as an abundant amount of information about my personality, allowing them to best understand me as well as how to interact with me. These tests can also dictate how the work is done, as i prefer written and visual work.
Dharal Patel
Myer Briggs:
Learning styles:
Creativity test:
This information will be helpful to the group as it shows what is my personality, my learning style and my creativity. This information is necessary as all group members should know what can I do, how can I do and in what ways I can do. Through this all group members can know that what tasks I am capable of doing and how good I can do them and how creative I can be in completing tasks.
Danny Pham
Myer Briggs:
Learning style:
Career test:
The results depict how i best learn and the interact with my team. It portrays both strengths and weaknesses. I am more of a tactile and visual learner rather than an auditory learner. This is necessary for my team, as it shows how i understand information.
Jaidyn Jong
Myer Briggs test:
Learning style test:
Big five personality test:
These test results will be useful to my team because it displays my personality type, where my group members will be able to know what I am and am not so capable of doing in the project. The results also show how I am able to comprehend and understand information presented to me, which may also help my group members and myself in understanding new information. I am therefore able to play a role within my team where I am best suited based on my test results, such as being the team’s information organiser.
Job analysis
Support analyst:
A support analyst, which is responsible for providing technical support to users for hardware, software and peripherals. This pretty similar to a Systems administrator as both relate to up keeping, however a systems administrator is more focused on installing and working on systems for clients and businesses, whilst an Analyst is more focused on an individual user’s issues. The similarities between a software developer and a support analyst are kind of minor, but both are IT jobs and deal with computers and their systems, however where An analyst would make sure things are running smoothly by using software and hardware, a software engineer is actually creating software and similar systems, through complex programming languages. Between a support analyst and an economics regulator there are quite a few differences, but the major one is that they are in different fields of work, IT and economics respectively, so an analyst works with computers and systems to ensure the users computers work properly and without issues, whilst an economic regulator uses economics to deal with the financials of a company or client.
Economic regulator
A senior economic regulator has some similarities to the other chosen ideal jobs of my group members. However, these similarities are not IT related as my chosen career is not within the IT field. Some of the similarities of my chosen job compare with that of the Support Analyst and the System Administrator as they both involve fairly good communication and problem solving skills. The Economic Regulator job is particularly differentiated from the other 3 IT related professions. This is because a senior economic regulator must deal with a broader spectrum of problems existing within the economy such as protecting the environment and remedying market failure. Within the IT field however, support technicians/analysts/administrators may be only dealing with the problems faced within a small company or business, and providing solutions for those problems/interfaces.
Systems and networks administration
A senior economic regulator has some similarities to the other chosen ideal jobs of my group members. However, these similarities are not IT related as my chosen career is not within the IT field. Some of the similarities of my chosen job compare with that of the Support Analyst and the System Administrator as they both involve fairly good communication and problem solving skills. The Economic Regulator job is particularly differentiated from the other 3 IT related professions. This is because a senior economic regulator must deal with a broader spectrum of problems existing within the economy such as protecting the environment and remedying market failure. Within the IT field however, support technicians/analysts/administrators may be only dealing with the problems faced within a small company or business, and providing solutions for those problems/interfaces.
Software developer
A software developer job is to make programs using Java, JavaScript, CSS, etc. This job is different to System Administrator job as System Administrator requires to keep the organisation’s computer up to date. Similar to this job, Support Analyst requires to solve technical issues and problems. This both jobs is different to that of a Software Developer. Economic Regulator job is also different to Software developer as Economic regulator is required to think on economic issues and provide advice.