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Hi, everyone.

I am Mohamed Moustafa Alkobrosli. I began thinking of studying programming a year ago. It began with me when I started freelancing with the TestIO community. They were teaching me in addition to hiring me. My role there was to report bugs as a user in new apps and websites. After a couple of months, I decided to program apps like those instead of just discovering bugs in them.

I surfed the internet trying to find a trusted resource for me as a beginner.
Thanks, Heaven. I found the CS50x course on edX. I quickly got enrolled in the course.
At first sight, I found full answers to all questions in my head. The fear vanished.
Professor David J. Malan encouraged me to make a new correct start. He just inspired me.

During the CS50x course, I made my own searching & sorting algorithm. I also made a super quick hash function on my own. I have built my own website: http://kobros-tech.com. I actually wished I have participated in the live shot with Mr. David J. Malan. I took the CS50x certificate in 4/2022.

Thanks, Heaven. I received an email telling me that there will be a new course for CS50 in Python. I decided to participate in the live shot of the course. I was very happy to share ideas during the course with wonderful people all over the world. Thanks, God. Due to sharing my CS50x certificate and attending the CS50P live shot, I saw the prettiest person I have ever seen. Now, I am working on a real-life project to manage a small company. I am happy to share this idea, and I encourage students to take steps like this. I heard about the Odoo framework; It is written in Python, so I encouraged myself to develop a real project using this framework. In fact, I am challenging myself using my skill. I hope to succeed in this challenge. By the way, I am considered a verified CS50 teacher because I participated in the CS50 workshop for educators in 2022.

My last tip is "seek life, seek success".


This is a video that collects some clips of my participation in CS50's Introduction to Programming with Python



I have already taken CS50's Introduction to Computer Science course.


I have finished CS50P course, and I hope I could work as a python backend web developer.



Here is my certificate in CS50's introduction to programming using python



In addition I participated in CS50 educator workshop for 2022, and I earned CEU certificate that verifies me as a CS50 teacher in the US.




I thank CS50 page on Facebook for awarding me the top fan badge.


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