In reply to Hantsguy:
Given your experience, but lack of Skye/Scotland CV, I'd suggest first getting a feel for the place with one of the easier ridge circuits and then seeing how you go with that. All the following are day trips, not huge.
NW Ridge of Bruach na Frithe is an obvious choice, and combines well with Sgurr a' Bhasteir for a good taste of the northern Cuillin: https://www.ukhillwalking.com/logbook/r/?i=1208
If that goes well then you might think about something like Sgurr nan Gillean via the SE Ridge. That's the standard way up, not too taxing at grade 3. But bear in mind one key difference with Skye is that summits tend to involve scrambling on the way back down as well - there's few easy walk-offs like you usually get in Wales. For SnG the standard way off is back the way you came, which is not trivial.
Easier alternatives include:
Sgurr nan Eag and out to the southern end of the ridge - some nice scrambling if you want it (grade 2 ish) but mostly rough ridge walking. Back the way you came.
Bla Bheinn - great vantage point, limited scrambling https://www.ukhillwalking.com/logbook/r/?i=1231
Garbh-bheinn is an under-rated outlier with a cracking wee summit ridge (grade 1) https://www.ukhillwalking.com/logbook/r/?i=1260
Sgurr na Banachdich is the easiest Munro in the middle section of the Cuillin main ridge. Good to go up via Coire na Banachdich and the south ridge (nice airy scrambling at grade 2, mostly optional); descend same way or easier via Coire an Eich to make a circuit.