Oustanding! Everybody should have the opportunity to use a view camera.
The best advice I have is to use a focusing light... though it may be that my old eyes need it more than yours. View cameras are so versatile that a list of tips would take pages. The best thing is to just buy a bunch of Polaroid film and practice a lot. Start with a geometrical object like a box or a cube of blocks and notice how swinging or tilting the back will change the shape of your subject and how swinging or tilting the lens will change the angle of the focal plane. Try to visualize that happening inside the camera.
...Oh, and mark your film holders and keep up with what's what by taking notes... it really sucks when you can't remember which side(s) you've made the exposure on and you double expose one side and don't expose the other side at all.
Have fun... view cameras are the ultimate image recorders. I want a
Sinar X3.
Chip