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First of all, Thank you for considering Data Analytics as a community! Secondly let me tell you a little bit about myself and then its your turn, I believe knowing each other a little bit can go a long way. Amin: My name is Amin, I am the person in charge of all operations within this course. I am also currently a student at University in Canada, studying Information Technology. My ambitions and goals are unclear, even to myself, and its okay. As I am sure that all of you, new members are here to learn, make money through this, and find a glorious purpose in life I have many hobbies but a few that are still with me to this day are; coin collection, writing and reading web-novels, and enjoying new food; be that, I cook it or someone else. I hope to see your comments soon, and connect over our lives; be that by similar goals and ambitions or a completive edge for a harder push. Can you Please tell me about yourself? 1. What is your name? 2. How did you come to join this class? 3. What are your ambitions and goals you want to achieve? 4. What are your hobbies? (Please leave your answers in a comments.)

I am not really looking to make a community, more of a create an opportunity type thing. Hello, my name is Amin. And how are you doin? At whatever point in life your in, it doesn't matter to me or to anyone. If your looking to learn then I ask that you stay a little longer and take with you what I have to offer. If by the end of this, you learned something, I only ask that you spread that knowledge to the next so this opportunity is not wasted. I hope the best for the both of us, because I have never done something like this, so we'll be learning as comrades in arms. Please check the calendar as I keep you all updated a week ahead of time.