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Covin's Washington Area Computer Job Guide by Carol L. Covin, 1992-05
Clsc Exam Certification Guide (Cisco Career Certification) by Kevin Downes, Tim Boyles, 1999-10-15
Internet Technologies at Work (Mike Meyers' Computer Skills) by Fred T Hofstetter, 2004-10-13
The Guide to Internet Job Searching (Serial) by Margaret Riley, Frances Roehm, et all 1996-04
Career Academy: blended learning from the comfort of your desk.(Bay Area Profile)(Samson Chu)(Interview): An article from: Computer User by Nadine Cruit, 2004-08-01
The Software Engineer Job Description Handbook and Career Guide: The Complete Knowledge Guide you need to Start or Advance your Career as Software Eng by Andrew Klipp, 2009-02-06
The System Administrator Job Description Handbook and Career Guide: The Complete Knowledge Guide you need to Start or Advance your Career by Andrew Klipp, 2009-02-11
Travel Agent's Computer (Computers in Action) by Pamela Fiddy, etc., et all 1985-04-25
The Web Designer Job Description Handbook and Career Guide: The Complete Knowledge Guide you need to Start or Advance your career as Web Designer. by Andrew Klipp, 2009-01-29
The Business Objects Developer Job Description Handbook and Career Guide: The Complete Knowledge Guide you need to Start or Advance your career by Andrew Klipp, 2009-02-20
The Application Developer Job Description Handbook and Career Guide: The Complete Knowledge Guide you need to Start or Advance your career by Andrew Klipp, 2009-02-17
The IT Manager Job Description Handbook and Career Guide: The Complete Knowledge Guide you need to Start or Advance your career as IT Manager. by Andrew Klipp, 2009-01-30
The Web Developer Job Description Handbook and Career Guide: The Complete Knowledge Guide you need to Start or Advance your Career as Web Developer. by Andrew Klipp, 2009-02-02
Career resource centers: An information analysis paper based on a computer search of the ERIC database, November 1966 through February 1983 (Searchlight ... : relevant resources in high interest areas) by Susan Cortright Weiss, 1983

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Acoustical Society Of America - Acoustics And You
it is so diverse, offers many different career opportunities. recently on the use of digital computers to produce In our urban areas, it is a serious threat to
http://asa.aip.org/acou_and_you.html

Extractions: (A Career in Acoustics?) What do all of these people have in common? Their work deals with ACOUSTICS. Acoustics is the science of sound. It relates to recorded music, to speech and hearing, to the behavior of sound in concert halls and buildings, and to noise in our environment. Sound waves are used in medical diagnosis, for testing critical materials, and for locating fish in the ocean or oil-bearing rock formations underground. What career opportunities are available for me in ACOUSTICS? The field of ACOUSTICS, because it is so diverse, offers many different career opportunities. We have asked experts in several branches of acoustics to mention some of the opportunities that exist in their particular fields. Architectural acoustics deals with sound in and around buildings of all kinds. Good acoustical design ensures the efficient distribution of desirable sounds as well as the exclusion of undesirable sound. It is the branch of acoustics that comes most readily to mind when a layperson thinks of "acoustics." Nearly everyone is aware of the importance of good acoustical design in concert halls, recording studios, auditoriums, and churches. But people spend more of their time in homes, offices, factories, or classrooms where little or no attention may have been given to the acoustical environment. Good acoustics should, and can, be engineered during the design of the building, since changes at a later time are expensive.
EYH Conference - Madison, WI -- Career Sessions
Career session presenters (and their employers) from past Engineers from the UW computer Aided Engineering Programs at Madison Area Technical College including
http://www.ies.wisc.edu/eyh/sessions.htm

Extractions: Photo Gallery ALL STUDENTS participate in three career exploration activities led by professional working women, educators, and graduate students from the Dane County area (and sometimes beyond!). Some activity sessions are on held the UW campus and involve a short walk. Other sessions are held at workplaces a short bus ride away. Careers that require technical college, four-year college, and professional degrees are represented. In 2001, more than 65 professional women generously volunteered their time, shared and demonstrated their expertise, and served as outstanding role models for the conference participants. Career session presenters (and their employers) from past EYH conferences include: Chemists, Geologists, Physicists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW) Animal Behaviorists and Scientists from the WI Regional Primate Center Architects and interior designers from Potter Lawson Inc.
Project Management Careers -- An Online Directory Of College And Career Educatio
A career in project management often arises out of a career in another management area, such as engineering management. Certain
http://www.education-online-search.com/careers/project_management_careers/projec

Extractions: Top Careers Project Management is the management of a temporary endeavor undertaken to achieve a particular aim and to which project management techniques can be applied, regardless of the projects size, budget or timeline (Project Management Institute). Project management as a separate management expertise began to emerge in the late 1950s and early 1960s when individual projects were seen as being vital to company development, and time, duration and resources needed more analysis. Project management skills are very sort-after commodities in the business world, this management area being seen as very intensive and needing good leadership skills as well as the need for tight planning, control, and information analysis. Areas covered by project management include integration, scope, time, control, quality, human resources, communications, risk management and procurement. A career in project management often arises out of a career in another management area, such as engineering management. Certain industries lend themselves to this, such as engineering, the oil and gas industry, software development, hardware development and others. Individuals find that they are increasingly involved in management on a project basis, and decide that they will take their personal development down this path. Training can take several different paths, but mostly managers who have started to work in this area decide to strengthen their abilities by taking a course leading qualifications or certification, for instance PMP (Project Management Professional) or CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) awarded by the Project Management Institute. This allows them to not only increase their knowledge base, but to have external verification of their abilities in this area.
Fujitsu Siemens Computers Job Site
All Function areas. Welcome to Fujitsu Siemens Computers, the leading European IT
http://jobsite.fujitsu-siemens.com/

Extractions: Functional Area : All Function Areas Administration Corporate Communication Corporate Logistics Corporate Strategy Customer Services/Support Global Sourcing Human Resources Information Systems Maintenance Marketing Post Sales/Professional Services Presales Services Product Operations - Enterprise Product Operations - Volume Sales ABOUT US Welcome to Fujitsu Siemens Computers, the leading European IT provider. With a portfolio of exceptional depth, our offering extends from handhelds through desktops to enterprise-class IT infrastructure solutions. Fujitsu Siemens Computers has a strong presence in all key markets across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Leveraging the strengths, innovation and global reach of our joint shareholders, Fujitsu Limited and Siemens AG, we make sure we meet the needs of customers: large corporations, small and medium enterprises and private users.

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