Launching a Journey through the Digital Realm- Welcome to TechKelvin!

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 Hello! I am Kelvin Kgarudi, an first year IT student in Eduvos Nelson Mandela Bay. Welcome to the introduction post of TechKelvin, a place where I take you into the world of Technology with my academic and personal explorations in technology. 

Who is Kelvin Kgarudi?

I am an student an Information Technology(BSc in Data Science), which includes machine learning and programming. I began loving IT since I was a kid, I was exposed to programming and coding at the age of 14 that was when I began growing interest in the world of information technology. I like going to hackathons, along with my fellow friends. I was also inspired by sci-fi comic book classics like 'Neuromancer' and cyberpunk landscapes of 'Transmetropolitan', and the space opera sagas of 'Saga'. 

I am a problem solver and I love learning about new stuff, especially related to Technology. From programming to the latest app developments. I will share my view of how these changes can reform the future.  

Fasten your seatbelts and join me as we are going  to embark on this adventure throughout the digital world.

Why I started This Blog?

I started this blog to embark with you on my discoveries in Information Technology. The creation of TechKelvin was inspired by: 

  • Educational Reasons: Discovering things also helps me to gain knowledge about this field and expanding my understanding of how thing are developed.
  • To meet like minded people, I was also inspired to create this blog to meet people who are also interested in in this topic, together we can help each other to comprehend some concepts and come up with ideas to bring about change.
  • Also to update people pf what is happening in the world of technology, to let people know that the technology is evolving and make life better.

 What to expect in TechKelvin?

Reviews on the Augmented and Virtual Reality gadgets: My history in tech tools.

Queries on Quantum Computing: The mysteries discovered in Quantum computing.


Until we meet again in the world of Technology,

Kelvin

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