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Hey! Listen!!! It's a me Marco

Hello buddies!


I´m Marco Antonio Ríos Gutiérrez (the shy guy with freckles) and I have 21 years old.

What I mostly like up to this point on my university career is networking and as you may be guessing I plan to work at Cisco Systems, although there's still plenty of courses and thing to learn at school so I hope that on this class I'll find another interest for my further professional development (maybe programming will be again, an option).

Actually from this course I expect to regain my strength (if it can be called like that) in programming since, right now, I don't feel confident with my overall level and skills, that't my main goal/expectation for the course.

What I most like to do (like most ISC students) is gaming, love The Legend of Zelda and Pokémon since I have memory; recently I received an Xbox One and also began to do some PC gaming with what my little laptop can support :( so I divide my time among those 3 platforms.

I really like movies, series and music, however when I’m alone I tend to not watch  anything or put something for about 20 minutes to leave it and do something instead (like gaming, as an example I was watching Stranger Things on Netflix and stopped on the 4th chapter even though I'm loving it) however I particularly like horror, comedy, adventure and fantasy genres. On music I can say that i like almost anything (reggaeton and banda/corridos, nope, never, iugh, like poison to me) my favorite genres are Symphonic metal, classical and electronic (quite different genres I must say) but like I said, I hear and like songs from almost any genre and era. Quick note: Don’t ask me for name of songs or bands because I have no idea, I just hear something and I like it but never wonders who’s from or how the song is called jeje

I also like to read however is not an activity that I perform regularly, mostly because of school or something like, but I really enjoy reading and use my imagination to visualize what I read, recently before reading Ready Player One I'm reading the books published by youtuber Dross.

I'm a man of family and although I’m not a man of many words (as probably everybody will notice on this semester) however I like to be with my family, I'm somewhat of a lonely wolf, I enjoy being with me alone, not that I hate being with other people but for me, having time for my self is important.

I think that what I consider relevant for my group to know about me (or at least what I can recall, sorry).

Thanks for your time and have a happy and successful semester.

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