21. Careers | Areas | Exploring | Chemeketa Graduates in computer Electronics begin careers with companies that manufacture in careers involving microcomputer applications and local area networks. http://www.chemeketa.edu/exploring/areas/careers/advanced.html

Careers Programs Courses Degrees Advanced Technology Imagine the possibilities in the next phase of the revolution. Imagine yourself having a place in it. Chemeketa can help take you there. Integrated Circuit Mask Design Associate degree Graduates of the Integrated Circuit Mask Design Electronics Technologies Associate degree The Electronics Technologies program has three associate degree options, which usually take two years to complete: Computer Electronics, Electronic Engineering Technician, and Microelectronics/Industrial Electronics Technician. Graduates in Computer Electronics begin careers with companies that manufacture, install or maintain computers or computer-like equipment, including mainframe computers, mini and microcomputers, automated office equipment, computer peripherals and data communication networks. Upon graduation from the Electronic Engineering Technician option, you may be employed to assist in the design, manufacturing, installation, and service of telecommunication equipment and systems, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, electronic test instruments, medical measuring and monitoring equipment, computers, consumer electronic systems (stereos, video systems, etc.), and office automation equipment. Students specializing in Microelectronics or Industrial Electronics may begin careers assisting in the development, manufacture, installation, and service of computer-integrated manufacturing systems, semiconductor manufacturing systems, process control equipment, electromechanical equipment, robots, and measurement and monitoring systems.

22. Areas Of Study | Exploring | Chemeketa careers and Training. Advanced Technology. computer Programming computerAssisted Drafting Electronics Technologies Integrated Circuit Mask Design http://www.chemeketa.edu/exploring/areas/careers/

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24. Career Areas: Computer Applications Through Digital Media Links to related career websites are listed under the career programs titles offered at West Valley College in Saratoga, California. http://www.westvalley.edu/careers/jpcomputerthrudm.html

Job Placement Job Placement Career Programs Work Experience CalWORKs Websites by Career Program Area Computer Applications through Digital Media Computer Applications Career City http://www.careercity.com/ Large site with variety of career listings plus resource info. CareerWeb http://www.careerweb.com/jobs/ Computer/info systems/digital media jobs plus more. ComputerJobs.com http://www.computerjobs.com/ Hundreds of computer jobs searchable by CA and city. Also includes career management resources for technology professionals. Dice.com http://www.dice.com For technologically savvy.. Techies.com http://www.techies.com For technologically savvy. TOP Computer Arts Computer Information Systems Career City http://www.careercity.com/ Large site with variety of career listings plus resource info. CareerWeb http://www.careerweb.com/jobs/ Computer/Info systems/Digital media jobs plus more. ComputerJobs.com http://www.computerjobs.com/ Hundreds of computer jobs searchable by CA and city. Also includes careeer management resources for technology professionals. Dice.com

25. SUNY Oswego - Career Services: Careers In Computer Science careers in computer Science As these areas develop, they will provide new jobs in the hardware area. Training and Teaching http://www.oswego.edu/student/career/careersin/computers.html

Skip over tactical navigation Contact Us A-Z Index Webcam ... Search Information For Select a Gateway Prospective Students SUNY Oswego Students Parents Alumni Skip over primary navigation About Oswego Academics Admissions ... Give to Oswego Careers in Computer Science home student career careersin CAREER SERVICES The possibilities are endless... The computer industry is a growth industry that shows no signs of slowing down in the next decade. There are so many avenues open to computer science graduates that it's hard to choose and hard to know where to begin. Your decision will be considerably easier if you know what the jobs are and what they entail. Since there are no standard job classifications in the computer industry, several different titles may often represent the same type of job. For example, a programmer-analyst can be higher, lower, or equal to a systems analyst, depending on the company. Technical support specialist, product support specialist, and systems engineer all refer to essentially the same job. Therefore, when you're looking for a job, don't depend on the job title as much as on the job description. JOB CATEGORIES INCLUDE: Programming Systems Analysis Product Support EDP Auditor Documentation Specialist The majority of computer professionals start as programmers. Basically, programmers write the codes that make up a computer program, test their programs, debug them (eliminate errors), and sometimes write the accompanying documentation that tells others why the program was written the way it was. Programmers come under two categories Systems Programmers and Applications Programmers.

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29. Computer Science Internships - Computational Sciences Major - Hollins University help prepare students for careers or graduate study in computer science. and an introduction to specific areas of computer science research and http://www.hollins.edu/undergrad/computersci/compsci.htm

Undergraduate Programs Computer Science This program is suspended for the 2005-06 academic year. The computer science major provides a firm base in algorithms and problem solving, a mathematical background to develop reasoning abilities, subsequent exposure to the foundations of computing, exploration of computer systems from multiple perspectives, and an introduction to specific areas of computer science research and development. Classes are small, so students can expect individual attention. Introductory classes typically have 15 to 25 students, while upper-level classes have 3 to 10. Seniors are assessed in their ability to design a computer system to solve a real-world problem and present their results at the Natural Sciences and Mathematics Division Science Seminar. Graduates of the computer science program are candidates for graduate school in computer science and for careers in programming, systems analysis and design, and software engineering Facilities Students have unrestricted access to sophisticated labs and resources in the Dana Science Building when classes are not in session. Dana also houses classrooms, faculty offices, and study rooms. On campus, there are six computer labs for students, five are open 24 hours a day. Teaching labs are fully equipped with individual workstations, an instructor's station, overhead projection system, full audio and visual capabilities, as well as the most popular software packages and full Internet access.

30. DSC Science Areas Here we have complied a list of several science careers and areas that you may be interested computer Engineer; computer Programmer; computer Scientist http://library.thinkquest.org/11465/morecareers.html

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Intuitor.com High School Physics Page Local hex time: Local standard time: Introduction to Science and Physics Related Careers This page provides information on science related careers in order to help high school students make informed decisions. It specifically highlights careers requiring physics training such as engineering, architecture, computer science, and medicine. Career Opportunities in the Sciences There is nothing more discouraging to students than spending several years in college and thousands of dollars earning a degree only to find out they can't get a job in their chosen field. Gaining a realistic understanding of career opportunities is as important to student success as learning to use a computer. The following information is offered as a starting place. The careers listed require at minimum a four year bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college. In many cases they require study beyond a four year degree. Starting salaries are generally given for bachelor's degree individuals while average salaries include master's and doctor's degree employees. Traditional scientific careers such as biologist, chemist, physicist, etc. typically require a doctor's degree and have limited job availability. Jobs which apply science to practical problem solving tend to have the best employment prospects. These include engineering (the second largest profession in the U.S.A.), many types of medicine, and computer-related careers.

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33. Gitman Careers In Managing Information Some degree of computer knowledge is essential no matter what career you choose. Positions are available in most areas throughout the country. http://www.swlearning.com/management/gitman/fut_bus/managing_information.html

Your Career in Managing Information Computers/information sytems and accounting are among the fastest growing fields in the United States. Each offers many career opportunities at all levels. With the increasing reliance on information technology, the number of traditional information-processing jobs - applications developer, programmers, system analysts, and computer operators, for instance - has increased. Many new jobs have opened up in networking, database administration, telecommunications, computer training and consulting, technical support, and microcomputer sales, serve, and repair. In addition, the Internet has created new job opportunities, from Webmaster to Web site designer and software developer. Many other opportunities have been created by applying computer technology knowledge to existing jobs. Some degree of computer knowledge is essential no matter what career you choose. Now every industry has computer jobs. Computers have also changed the way managers get data, make decisions, and do their work. If you enjoy working with computers, you may wish to try a career providing the computer-related services that senior managers need, especially development of information systems, decision support systems, and Internet-related systems. A person who chooses a computer-oriented career needs more than just computer and math skills. People skills, organization skills, analytical skills, and communication skills are all needed to enter one of today's hottest career paths.

34. Metro | Computer And Electronics Careers Companies are currently using computer career paths which start with positions accept many of the courses in the computer Technology Career areas, http://www.mccneb.edu/careeroptions/computing_electronics.asp?Theme=1

35. University Of Limerick - Cooperative Education & Careers Division towards their personal interests and towards the career areas of their choice. The B.Sc. in computer Systems is accredited by the institute of http://www.ul.ie/careers/yourdegree/informatics/compsys.shtml

@import "../includes/ulc.css"; @import "section.css"; [Skip Navigation] Careers Service Students Graduates ... Electronic Systems Computer Systems Your degree in Computer Systems... what next? What skills have you gained on your course? Occupations directly related to your degree What happens to Computer Systems graduates from UL? ... Further information Your degree in Computer Systems... what next? This information answers briefly the question "What can I do with my degree in Computer Systems?" The overriding aim of the course is to equip students to be successful computer professionals in the rapidly growing and changing software industry. The course is structured to give the student excellent opportunities to learn in small tutorial and practical groups of maximum size 25 during years 1 and 2. Following a work placement, years 3 and 4 offer a wide choice of elective streams that will help students to fine-tune their education towards their personal interests and towards the career areas of their choice. The emphasis is on the Principles and application of modern software development practices. In particular, it is the intention that students secure a firm and lasting intellectual foundation that will allow them to acquire new technical specifics with confidence and certainty over a lifelong career. The B.Sc. in Computer Systems is accredited by the institute of Engineers of Ireland (IEI) and is internationally recognised. Graduates may become corporate members of the institute (MIEI) and become chartered Engineers (CENG) following the required work experience.

36. BMES - Biomedical Engineering Society How should I prepare for a career in biomedical engineering? Specific growth areas cited in the report included computerassisted surgery, cellular and http://www.bmes.org/careers.asp

Biomedical Engineering Society Home Contact Sitemap Login ... Shop BMES BMES 8401 Corporate Dr. Suite 140 Landover, MD 301-459-2444(fax) info@bmes.org "Planning a Career in Biomedical Engineering" (Published in 1999 by the Biomedical Engineering Society) CLICK ON QUESTION BELOW What is a biomedical engineer? What are some of the specialty areas? Where do biomedical engineers work? What does the future demand look like for biomedical engineers? ... MORE INFORMATION What is a Biomedical Engineer? A Biomedical Engineer uses traditional engineering expertise to analyze and solve problems in biology and medicine, providing an overall enhancement of health care. Students choose the biomedical engineering field to be of service to people, to partake of the excitement of working with living systems, and to apply advanced technology to the complex problems of medical care. The biomedical engineer works with other health care professionals including physicians, nurses, therapists and technicians. Biomedical engineers may be called upon in a wide range of capacities: to design instruments, devices, and software, to bring together knowledge from many technical sources to develop new procedures, or to conduct research needed to solve clinical problems.

37. Lakeland College - Academics - Computer Science computer Science Career areas. What can I do with this degree? Gain knowledge in a variety of computer areas including minor programming, software, http://www.lakeland.edu/Academics/Computers/careers.asp

Academics Admissions Apply to Lakeland Academic Catalog ... News Majors -Accounting -Art -Biochemistry -Biology ... Home Computer Science Career Areas What can I do with this degree? AREAS EMPLOYERS STRATEGIES Programming Systems Applications -Scientific -Business Maintenance Project Management Computer vendors Software and computer companies Any large organization including: Banks, retail chains, manufacturers, universities, and government agencies Management consulting firms Contract and temporary employers Get first-hand experience through internships or co-ops. Develop attention to detail and a flair for creativity. Learn to work well with a team and to meet deadlines. Supplement computer degree with courses in business, science, or technology. Stay current on programming languages. Earn a master's degree for upper level positions. Seek the Certified Computing Professional designation by passing a series of exams and experience requirements. Systems Development Analysis Design Support Specialty Systems -Database -Client-Server -Expert Banks, insurance companies, consulting firms, financial agencies, manufacturers, government agencies, computer companies, research insititutions

38. Archer & Greiner, P.C./Careers: Big Firm Work In A Small Town Environment - Arch The firm also has a substantial litigation practice involving all areas of the All offices are fully equipped with a new computer, phone and dictating http://www.archerlaw.com/career_bigfirmwork.html

BIG FIRM WORK IN A SMALL TOWN ENVIRONMENT: by: Gloria Hyde, Recruitment Coordinator Each of our Summers is assigned an associate mentor plus a Hiring Committee member. We want our Summers to assimilate easily into the firm, and encourage them to ask all the questions they need to feel comfortable in their work environment. Offices in various departments of the firm are assigned to each, affording them the opportunity to interact daily with surrounding attorneys and staff. All offices are fully equipped with a new computer, phone and dictating equipment. All Summers share a secretary designated solely for them. Upon arrival, complete computer and library training, as well as instructions in preparing time sheets and other information about the firm, is given. About Us Attorneys Practice Areas In the News ... Site Map var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='510'; awmAltUrl='';

39. Your Career In The Electrical, Electronics, And Computer Engineering Fields Your Career as a computer Scientist. computer science may be a viable Since that time, technology and areas of expertise have developed to cover a wide http://www.ieeeusa.org/careers/yourcareer.html

Your Career in the Electrical, Electronics, and Computer Engineering Fields My engineering education challenged me to reach for the stars. And one day I found myself standing on the moon... Gene Cernan, Commander, Apollo XVII In the 1700s, Benjamin Franklin, Alessandro Volta, Luigi Galvani, and other early thinkers sought to understand the nature of an unseen, unnamed energy. Their test materials consisted of such things as kites, frogs' legs, zinc, and salt water. But their findings allowed pioneers in the 18OOsAmpere, Faraday, Ohm, and Oerstedto discover the electrical properties known as charge, resistance, potential, and current, and the dynamics among them. Within the next hundred years, Charles Wheatstone and Samuel F. B. Morse had developed electrical communication, resulting in networks of telegraph lines over land and under the sea. The telephone was beginning to transform the concept of communication within cities, while Edison's incandescent light shone in factories, stores, schools, and homes. In 1904 John Ambrose Fleming's diode tube harnessed the electron in a revolutionary way. Electronics was born. As the heirs to Faraday's and Flemings work, today's electrical, electronics, and computer engineers, technologists, and technicians continue to revolutionize the way we live. We depend on the hundreds of thousands of these individuals who design, produce, operate and maintain a vast array of equipment and services.

40. Yorkshire Jobs Search | Part Time To Full Careers computer jobs for working from home or office work in busy centres in Malton, Surrounding areas like Elland, Filey and Pickering have careers posted by http://www.jobs1.co.uk/jobs/business.html

Full or Part time vacancies Search Jobs1 for specialist agents in your area. Please enter your job type and area... Page 1 of current category ... Please find below the 'business and Finance jobs' categories for Jobs1.co.uk directory. Sub categories for business and Finance jobs Finance Financial job websites listed covering all areas of the UK. Accountancy , Financial Recruitment Consultants covering the whole of the UK. Accountancy sites listed covers careers in financial services, accountants, tax specialists etc. Banking Corporate Comms , Public relations, communications, newspaper, events and copy writing / journalism sectors etc. Executive , Websites covering Search and Selection of Executive Recruitment and personnel. Insurance , Various recruitment consultancies and employment agencies providing staff search and selection plus candidate placement services to the general insurance and financial services sectors. Human Resources , Advice and resources for recruitment firms in the UK. Sites listed for the UK recruiter and recruitment researcher. Humen resource specialist sites offering employment opportunities. Management , Search and selection recruitment sites within the management consultant market.

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