Thomas Millar

Education

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  United States Army Schools & Centers

  2017 - 2017

  COPC - Cyber Operations Planners Course Cyber/Electronic Operations and Warfare Completed course and awarded ASI:N9 (Cyber Planner)

  Doctrine, Tactics, Operations, Mission Evaluation, Development and Planning for Cyber Operations.

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  United States Army Schools & Centers

  2004 - 2004

  Warrant Officer Basic (WOBC) Signal 255N/RC Signal , Network Management Technician, WOMOS: 255N Completed course and Awarded WOMOS 255N

  Activities and Societies: Studied for and achieved CCNA certification during course. Technical study centered on CISCO semesters 1-4 for LAN and WAN equipment, establishing network links and managing commercial grade equipment in a tactical and garrison environment. In CY 2010, WOMOS 250N was transitioned to the term 255N to align MOSs with Signal Branch. Also awarded CCNA.

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  United States Army Schools & Centers

  2017 - 2017

  Warrant Officer Advanced Course -WOAC Cyber/Electronic Operations and Warfare Completed course and Awarded WOMOS 170N

  Activities and Societies: Class Leader through entire 4.5 month course; Subject areas of course included Offensive Cyber Operations and tactical work, Defensive Cyber Operations and Digital Forensics, Offensive Security Penetration Testing with Kali (OSCP material), Planners course, (COPC), and both PowerShell and Python programming blocks.

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  Ohlone College

  1991 - 2003

  AA General Studies-Engineering Transfer track

  I started taking classes at Ohlone College in Fremont. Its a pretty good campus and later on in the last years I attended (1999-2003) I spent a ton of time in the math lab. To anyone who takes any college math class, I highly recommend that you try to do your work in whatever math lab your college or university offers there. It is a great place to get good help, and if you are lucky enough to be gifted at it, maybe its a place where you can work to help others and master your craft.… Show more I started taking classes at Ohlone College in Fremont. Its a pretty good campus and later on in the last years I attended (1999-2003) I spent a ton of time in the math lab. To anyone who takes any college math class, I highly recommend that you try to do your work in whatever math lab your college or university offers there. It is a great place to get good help, and if you are lucky enough to be gifted at it, maybe its a place where you can work to help others and master your craft. Along the way at Ohlone I took Unix computer science courses, plenty of math (made my way from Math 118-Trigonometry to Math 101C-Calculus 3rd semester), Chemistry and a series of college level English (ENGL 101A-101C), as well as some required arts/humanities and survey courses along the way. Show less