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Personal Narrative: My Internship In Laguardia Community College

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I was doing my internship in LaGuardia Community College. LaGuardia Community College is one of the many two year institutions that is part of CUNY, New York City’s Public Colleges. CUNY is a public university system that offers an affordable, well-rounded college education. My job title is Lab Tech and I was stationed in the B-building. I was working directly under Mercedes Acosta who is the supervisor of the Lab Techs in Math Engineering and Computer Science (MECS) department at LaGuardia Community College.
My first responsibility was to maintain the labs. This meant updating the machines with any software upgrades and shutting them down at night. My second responsibility is to help both professors and students with networking issues. If they couldn 't connect to the internet or needed to set up something in the LaGuardia network, it …show more content…

The most valuable was brushing up and finally mastering all my technical skill I have been honing since Fall 2014. It feels as if every class I had taken had culminated into this internship. I also received valuable experience and taken notes of them during my internship. These records will be extremely valuable for any future certifications I plan to go for such as the CCNA Security exam I hope to take next year. The gift of knowledge can only be rivaled by the other gifts I received that will forward my career. I received a dream spark account which gives access to useful software from Microsoft such as Visual Studio for C++, SQL Server, Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 Pro, among many others. I also got the valuable gift of Cisco IOS files. These files allow me to replicate all the projects I did during the internship and in Professor Walter 's Computer Networking Class. I wished there was more time to learn new things during the internship. The six weeks went through fast and with three other classes in between, I did manage to get the most I could from

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