Who Is Rifat Rahman?

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Hello there, my name is Rifat Rahman. I go to school at Information Technology High School. I am in my junior year (11th grade) of my high school career. The CTE academy I am taking in high school is Web Design. I am interested in this CTE course because it's and opportunity to get a head start and college levels classes in high school for free. It allows you to earn up to six college credits. Also it helps you learn and get used to applications that you need to know how to use in the computer science industry. These applications include Photoshop and Indesign. You also learn how to code and use HTML and CSS throughout this course. My hobbies in life are playing sports, video games, working with technology, and writing. My goal in high school is to get high grades in each of my classes, get a good score on the SAT for college, and graduate high school with and advanced regents diploma. My goal after high school is to go to college, and either study computer science, computer engineering, or journalism. My dream job is to be a journalist in sports such as basketball or football.

Web Design is a CTE course you take in my school from your sophomore year up to your senior year. Currently I am in my second year of this course. CTE stands for "Career and Technical Education." When you take this course your sophomore year, it's a single period class where you learn the basics and how to use applications such as Photoshop in your first semester, and Indesign your second semester. Then when you move on to your junior year, this course is for two periods, and you learn how to code, and use other applications and programs such as HTML and CSS.

If you made it this far, thank you for reading my blog, and I hoped you enjoyed it. I will hopefully being doing these type of things all year long. Hope you have a good day, and I'll see you next time.

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