81. UNC-CH - UCS: Career Resource Library TECHNICALMATH/computer SCIENCE (CT); TRAVEL/RECREATION/SPORTS (CV); OTHER areas (CY); GENERAL (CZ); careers MAJORS (CM) - Information on career choices most http://careers.unc.edu/resroom.html

CAREER RESOURCES at UCS Search the UCS library catalog! All resources are available in 242 Hanes Hall. (Resources available for reference only during regular business hours; Monday-Friday, 8-5.) THE CAREER RESOURCE LIBRARY - 2nd Floor Hanes Hall The Career Resource Library, located in 242 Hanes Hall, can offer you information and assistance with career planning and job seeking, from exploration through interviewing. The materials are coded to allow easy recognition and use. The Resource Library is open between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday-Friday. We encourage browsing, or, if you need assistance, ask one of our staff to help you. A notebook catalogue of available resources is also available to assist you along with our online catalogue EXPLORING CAREERS (C) Materials in this section provide information to help students explore specific career areas. Students can use this information to discover what careers might be open to them and also research those areas in which they might be interested. The information is divided into five main categories: CAREER PLANNING (CP) - Resources to assist you with choosing and preparing for a career.

82. Jobs At Tata McGraw-Hill, India. Professional, Computer, Management Books And Te I am in India I am outside India. Jobs and careers Functional areas Tata McGrawHill offers a friendly and challenging working atmosphere. http://www.tatamcgrawhill.com/siteasp/jobs.asp

Online Catalogue Browse the catalogue now! I am in India I am outside India Jobs and Careers Welcome to online job opportunities at Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Limited, the leading publisher of Educational and Professional books in Business, Finance, Engineering, the Sciences, Computing and Technology. Functional Areas Tata McGraw-Hill offers a friendly and challenging working atmosphere. The broad areas in which TMH has openings from time to time are: Editorial The editors identify suitable authors and acquire manuscripts for publications in the areas of current publishing interest for TMH. Copy Editors Work on the manuscripts/typescripts for improving presentation and language. Production Typesetting, proof reading, printing and binding. Finance Accounting and finance pertinent to publishing operations. Marketing Generation of demand for educational and professional products. Logistics and Operations Customer Service and management of inflow and outflow of inventory. Automation of processes. Information Technology Drives the central order processing system in a Unix environment. Designs, creates, co-ordinates and supports all other computing and network related functions, for business growth.

83. Careers Typical areas of Employment. A solid computer background will generally improve a mathematics major s industry; this link on various aspects of careers in math http://www.math.oakland.edu/Undergraduate/careers.html

CAREERS IN THE MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Many Paths are Open "For students with the necessary ability and training, many paths are open for satisfying and rewarding careers in mathematics and its applications. Periodic fluctuations in the economy will, of course, affect employment prospects in mathematics, as in all fields. However, even in the present period of relatively high unemployment, prospects in mathematics are above average among scientific fields. All indications are that because of the central role of mathematics in the physical and social sciences, in engineering, and in business, the demand for people trained in mathematics will continue to grow. Qualified secondary school teachers of mathematics are in demand, as are people to work as applied mathematicians in Industry and Government. More statisticians and actuaries are needed. Both of these fields require a basic preparation in mathematics. "To many persons, teaching is an attractive career with the opportunity it affords for working with young people and with the security given by permanent tenure and pension provisions. Teaching salaries, traditionally low, improved dramatically in the fifties and sixties, especially in mathematics and in the sciences, and are now considered adequate to good. "The mathematician in industry usually works in close association with engineers and scientists. S/he needs to know at least the fundamentals of their fields. The growing use of high-speed computing machines in business and industry affords additional career opportunities in mathematics.

84. Careers In Computing in the computer field. It then focuses on key areas such as programming and systems. A number of potential softwarerelated careers are identified along with http://www.holtsoft.com/books/careers.html

Holt Software Books [Graphical Version] [Printer Friendly Version] Careers in Computing Publisher/ISBN/Ordering Information Description of Book Sample Chapter (Computing Careers: Networks) Preface ... Table of Contents Book Information Title: Careers in Computing Authors: ISBN: Publisher: Holt Software Associates Inc. Binding: Softcover Pages: 173 pgs Price: Retail: $22.80 Ordering Information: For bookstores and schools, click here for ordering information. For individuals click here for ordering information. Book Description This book helps students assess their potential for various careers in computing areas such as: software, hardware, networking, and computing support services and prepare an educational pathway to their desired profession. It also provides information about computer use in careers such as accounting, architecture, engineering, health care, law, library services, management and education. Each chapter of the book includes interviews with people working in computing related jobs to give students a better idea of not just what people do with computers, but what they enjoy and dislike about their profession, and their recommendations for students interested in pursuing similar careers. The text also contains suggested activities and additional resources such as web sites for colleges and universities, job searches and professional associations. Sample Chapter (Computing Careers: Networks) A sample chapter is available in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed, then click on the link below. If you do not have Acrobat Reader, then you can obtain it free of charge by clicking the

85. WICSE The workshop, modeled on the CRAW s successful Academic careers Workshop, will research and published in a number of high-end computer science areas. http://www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~wicse/

WICSE Women in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering University of California, Berkeley Upcoming About Us Local Resources Papers ... Links WICSE celebrated its 25th Anniversary on September 10th. WICSE is an organization for all women graduate students in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at the University of California in Berkeley We meet every Friday at noon for lunch, organize social and academic events, and maintain several ongoing projects, such as running a Big Sister mentoring program for new women grad students. [The four women who worked on the first computer. L to R: Patsy Simmers, holding ENIAC board; Mrs. Gail Taylor, holding EDVAC board; Mrs. Milly Beck, holding ORDVAC board; Mrs. Norma Stec, holding BRLESC-I board. From the archive of Historic Computer Images Recent and Upcoming... Schedule for WICSE Friday luncheons For a list of food places that deliver , see this page Sept. 3, 2004 : WICSE trip to see the Lion King in San Francisco at 8 PM!

86. Engineering Careers Engineering careers. A field in engineering that I find interesting that is not my expected discipline is Aerospace engineering. space exploration, often specializing in areas such as structural http://www.pitt.edu/~ljd5/Sites/engineeringcareers.html

Engineering Careers A field in engineering that I find interesting that is not my expected discipline is Aerospace engineering. Based on the information from www.bls.gov , Aerospace engineers are responsible for “developing new technologies for use in aviation, defense systems, and space exploration, often specializing in areas such as structural design, guidance, navigation and control, instrumentation and communication, or production methods.” It also says “Aerospace engineers may be experts in aerodynamics, thermodynamics, celestial mechanics, propulsion, acoustics, or guidance and control systems.” Engineering has various disciplines, an aspiring student can pursue a career in any of the following areas Aerospace Engineering , Agricultural Engineering, Bio Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer/Electrical Engineering, Material Science, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Physics, Petroleum Engineering, and Nuclear Engineering. In general engineers design and create the artificial based on math and science. Aerospace Engineering Agricultural Engineering Bio Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer/Electrical Engineering Material Science Mechanical Engineering Industrial Engineering Physics Petroleum Engineering Nuclear Engineering Computer Engineering Computer engineering, my expected focus, holds several options for various careers. Computer engineers can concentrate in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Design, Computer Architecture, Information Technology, Software Engineering, Computer Theory, Operating Systems and Networks, Software Applications. I would feel comfortable concentrating in the actual structure of computers, thus I will most likely pursue Computer architecture.

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Home Featured Computer Schools FAQs Beginner Computer Training FAQ I’m just getting started with computers, what types of computer training are available for me? For the absolute beginner many schools offer classes designed to familiarize students with the basics of computer operations (how to set up a computer, basics of using the Windows and/or Mac operating systems, how to connect to and use the internet/web/email). More specific classes in the areas previously mentioned are also available from many schools. Classes are also available for specific software applications (for example, Microsoft Word or Macromedia Dreamweaver). I’d like to start a new career in computers, what type of training/schooling should I pursue? The world of computer careers is vast, computer technology is prevalent in many careers (from networking to graphic design, architecture to computer game programming). So the first question you must answer is what area would like to pursue. It's been said in the computer industry that as important as education is, it is in not a substitute for "hands on experience." For this reason career changers should look for programs that offer a large amount of hands on "lab" time. Some schools can even help you find internships, sometimes even with the "Networking" or "Consulting" division of the same company. I’m about to graduate high school and want to get into computers? What should I do?

88. Careers | Areas | Exploring | Chemeketa to work with computers of various sizes as professional business application programmers 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.

89. ICT Careers Portal - ICT Career Descriptions The third main area of interest is in the computer systems engineer to apply computer technology more management positions at later stages in their careers. http://www.itcareers.acs.org.au/careers/

A Career in ICT ICT professionals have a crucial and challenging part to play in the effective application of computers and computing technology to achieve effective processing of information. The ever-growing list of activities to which computing is applied and the importance of information processing generally have created excellent employment opportunities for persons who obtain appropriate qualifications in IT. In Australia, employment opportunities in ICT are now better than they are for graduates in any other discipline. Excellent opportunities for ICT graduates also are to be found in most other parts of the world. The Work of an ICT Professional Most professional ICT work can be classified into three broad areas: * Information Systems * Computer System Engineering * Computer Science The majority of employment opportunities occur in the application of computers to create business information systems. In some countries up to eighty or ninety percent of professional computing positions will be in this area. Because graduates will be concerned with business systems, it is highly desirable they also have a background in accountancy or management to supplement their training in computer technology. The graduate will be concerned with designing and implementing systems which collect information from customers or other business transactions, validate the data for accuracy, store the data in a safe place on a computer system, ensure the data is protected from unauthorised access or lost due to accident, and provide reports to management at any time when it is requested. An important new activity is the development of expert, or knowledge-based systems.

90. Our Research - Applied Computer Science & Math For example, in the area of genomics, ACSM expertise in mathematics and/or computer sciences who be considered for the exciting career opportunities available http://www.merck.com/mrl/research/areas/amcs.html

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91. Hispanic Employment Service For Jobs, Workforce Diversity, Free Resume Postings A career in computers or engineering could be the key In many ways, a computer science or engineering degree in We have concentrated on the areas with the best http://www.saludos.com/fields/compeng.html

Careers in Computers and Engineering by E. Christiansen When your friends need help with their math homework, are you the first person they call? Do you have to constantly fight the urge to dismantle every electronic device you come in contact with in order to find out how it works? Are you writing computer programs for fun in your spare time while most of the people you know are struggling to master Microsoft Word? A career in computers or engineering could be the key to converting these skills and your curiosity into a profitable and challenging profession. The constantly changing new technologies and the growth in the home computing market have caused an increased demand for college graduates with degrees in computer science and the engineering disciplines. In many ways, a computer science or engineering degree in the '90s is the equivalent of the MBA in the '80s: a ticket to the best job opportunities available. Although some specialties, such as mining or petroleum engineering, have more applicants than available jobs, most of these fields have numerous job opportunities for college graduates. We have concentrated on the areas with the best growth potential and largest amount of entry-level positions to give you an idea of the kind of jobs that await computer science and engineering graduates. The Specialties Chemical Engineers Chemical engineers apply the principles of chemistry and engineering to solve problems involved with the use or production of chemicals. The two main areas of work in this field are in the production of chemicals and chemical equipment, although a few jobs can be found in electronics and aircraft manufacturing. Specialization in narrow fields such as pollution control or oxidation is common.

92. Students - Career Information - Mathematics And Computer Science, Stetson Univer out of the Central Florida area, as well as those that operate nationally. Discovery is a computer program which provides both information about careers and a http://www.stetson.edu/departments/mathcs/students/career/overview.shtml

Quick Links Stetson Home Bookstore CIT Financial Aid Honors Program Intranet-LOGIN required Library Registrar's Office AMS MAA SIAM Chronicle of Higher Ed. ACM IEEE Computer Society Slashdot Ashcraft Award ACM Chapter QED Math. Club Research ... Alumni Contacts Introduction A math major can provide the ideal basis for many careers. Mathematics offers a strong background in skills many businesses seek when recruiting new employees. It can be especially marketable when complemented by a minor in an area of interest. An education in mathematics teaches students to think critically and creatively, solve problems, organize information, handle technical language and notation, and to speak and write precisely. While some math majors intend to pursure teaching or graduate studies in math, applied math, statistics, physics, or engineering, these are not the only options available to them. Math majors are welcomed in professional schools to study business, law, or medicine. Math is especially good preparation for law school because of its emphasis on critical thinking and precision. Related Organizations Each organization publishes journals and reports to communicate with professionals about trends in the field and new developments and issues affecting its members. Some of their career brochures are available in the math department office or in the Career Services Center. Their web sites are a wealth of information on career planning, internships, and available jobs.

93. PlanIT 2003 :: Careers In Scotland These jobs are also therefore included in the Engineering Career Area for example computer Hardware Engineer and computer Support Services Engineer. http://www.ceg.org.uk/careers/default.aspx?pid=sl&Top_L=8

94. Interests Areas And Careers | College Of Natural Resources, University Of Minnes Interest areas and careers. Interest Area, Majors, Sample Job Titles. Computers, FR, NRES, Geographic information systems specialist (GIS), remote sensing specialist http://www.cnr.umn.edu/careers/careerchart.php

U of M CNR Current Students Careers ... Alumni Interest Areas and Careers This chart shows majors associated with natural resource interest areas and possible job options for graduates within those majors. Key for majors: FW = Fisheries and Wildlife FR = Forest Resources NRES = Natural Resources and Environmental Studies RRM = Recreation Resource Management UF = Urban Forestry WPS = Wood and Paper Science Interest Area Majors Sample Job Titles Biology FW, FR, NRES Fisheries biologist, wildlife biologist, biology teacher WPS Forest product sales representative, marketing specialist Chemistry WPS, NRES Water quality scientist, paper chemist, paper products developer, soil chemist Computers FR, NRES Geographic information systems specialist (GIS), remote sensing specialist, aerial photo interpreter Conservation FW, NRES Conservation planner, preserve manager, wildlife refuge manager, environmental biologist Ecology FW, FR, UF, NRES

95. Harvey Software Employment Opportunities If you re interested in a career involving the software applications Knowledge of computer connectivity Microsoft certification in related areas Experience in http://www.harveysoft.com/employ.htm

// Include Harvey Scripts hsi01 Career Opportunities Harvey Software is in an ever expanding, growing and changing industry, and we are looking for energetic hard working individuals that like to be challenged on a daily basis. Our jobs are not for everyone. We are seeking those dedicated computer/business professionals who would like to work in an open environment that promotes individual ideas and enjoy the rewards that come from a job well done. Thanks to Harvey Software's outstanding employees, it has grown to be one of the top technological leaders in the shipping software industry over the last 20 years. The management of Harvey Software realizes the importance of dedicated, hard working employees and sees they are recognized and rewarded for their efforts. If you're interested in a career involving the latest in computer technology, the opportunity to apply what you know and being appreciated for your work, we invite you to consider one of our current employment opportunities. All current employment opportunities are for positions located at our corporate headquarters in sunny Fort Myers, Florida. Harvey Software, Inc., is an equal opportunity employer.

96. Careers In Mathematics And Statistics about what life as a career mathematician or in conjunction with another discipline (biology, computer science etc a minor/major in another area (say computer http://www.ucfv.bc.ca/math/jobs.htm

- UCFV Home - Math Department Home - Careers In Mathematics and Statistics Careers in Mathematics and Statistics Search Contacts Employers are looking for people who can solve problems, and who can solve problems better than a math grad? Are you interested in mathematics, and wonder what sorts of jobs might be available to a mathematics or statistics graduate? Of course you can go on to a career in teaching (and the job prospects for math teachers/professors are good) but did you know that you can also work as a member of a team that decides whether drugs are safe and effective before putting them on the market? help the management of a corporation plan for the future? work as a project manager in the telecommunications industry? provide mathematical modeling expertise for an environmental consulting firm studying permafrost and oil wells? work in hundreds of other jobs? Mathematics has always been the language of science and technology. As our society becomes increasingly technological, it becomes increasingly important to be able to speak and reason in that language. Those who do can find themselves very attractive employees. Permafrost temperature as a function of depth and time Of course, mathematics is more than just a useful tool. Many people enjoy mathematics for its own sake. They find deep satisfaction and indeed beauty in its order, precision and complex structures.

97. GC&SU:Math/CS:Career Information usually find themselves in careers directly related to computer science,technology and applications. The expansion of computer use in every area of society has http://www.gcsu.edu/acad_affairs/coll_artsci/mathcomp_sci/career.html

CAREER INFORMATION Often people tend to think the only career open to mathematics majors is teaching either at the secondary level or after graduate school at the college level. Although there is a critical shortage of mathematics teachers, part of the reason is that many other careers are open to mathematics majors. Professional schools, businesses, government and industry recognize that mathematics majors are problem solvers and are skilled in the use of logic and reasoning. A major in mathematics opens doors to many careers which are closed to those without quantitative skills. Computer Science majors usually find themselves in careers directly related to computer science,technology and applications. The expansion of computer use in every area of society has dramatically increased the need for students educated in computer science. Further education at the graduate level or further training enhances career prospects. Students with a particular applied interest are encouraged to obtain at least a minor in that area to go along with their major in mathematics or computer science. This can significantly increase the chances of pursuing a career combining these areas of interest. Campus Mailing Addresses Contact us For specific questions about this page: Dr. Craig Turner

98. Non-Academic Careers and measurement are central to careers in epidemiology. Statistical, demographic and computer skills are also is also becoming an increasingly important area. http://weber.ucsd.edu/~jmoore/bioanthro/brochure2.html

Non-Academic Careers in Physical Anthropology Text by the Career Development Committee of the AAPA The links I have inserted are not necessarily definitive, nor endorsed by the American Association of Physical Anthropologists; they take you to sites that help illustrate the topic, that's all. Caveat emptor! NON-ACADEMIC CAREERS IN PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY The purpose of this brochure is to inform physical anthropology graduate students of career opportunities in non-academic settings. In a concern with the future professional careers of students completing their graduate educations in physical anthropology (particularly at the doctoral level), the American Association of Physical Anthropologists has established a standing committee devoted to career development. This brochure is one of the Committee's educational efforts to inform the student constituency of the Association as to the nature and diversity of professional careers in addition to those in anthropology departments in colleges and universities. There are many academic careers for appropriately trained physical anthropologists. In addition to the most traditional, that of faculty member of an anthropology department, they involve academic affiliations with community colleges and a number of different non-anthropology academic units within four year colleges and universities. These include medical schools; indeed, currently one in eight American physical anthropologists has some formal professional affiliation with a medical school, most frequently in departments of anatomy. Departments of genetics, zoology, and biological sciences are also logical academic units in which one might find physical anthropologists.

99. Career Ideas and abilities with a whole world of career opportunities. questions about how to use the computer 77 Repeat this process for the next two highest scoring areas. http://www.canadianparents.com/articles/feature57d.htm

Career Ideas for Kids Guide Your Child with this Simple Test by Diane Lindsey Reeves "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Have you ever asked your child this question? At the age of 10, 11, 12, or 13 it is not possible to know exactly what career they will choose as an adult but these are the perfect ages for them to start discovering who they are, what they like to do, and what they do best. Below is a test designed to help kids begin to discover their strong points. We suggest you sit down with your child as they take the test and then discuss their results together. The test is taken from an enjoyable new book series which guides kids through a multitude of career possibilities based on their specific interests and skills and links their talents to a wide variety of actual professions. Highly motivational, and just plain fun, each lighthearted volume is filled with delightful text and playful illustrations. Volumes in the series include Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Art, Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Computers, Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Science, Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Sports, Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Talking, and Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Writing. It's easy to get lost when you don't have a good idea of where you want to go. This is especially true when you start thinking about what to do with the rest of your life. Unless you focus on where you want to go, you might get lost or even miss the exit. This second exercise will help you connect your own interests and abilities with a whole world of career opportunities.

100. Computer Science/Computer Engineering Undergraduate Major - University Of North CAREER POTENTIAL. Very few areas in modern society are untouched by computer science. The computer science graduate has many career choices. http://www.unt.edu/pais/insert/ucsci.htm

Search Undergraduate Majors: Undergraduate Majors and Interests College of Engineering COMPUTER SCIENCE/COMPUTER ENGINEERING For more information on admission to UNT (800) UNT-8211 UNT Home E-mail: undergrad@unt.edu Phone: (940) 565-2681 Fax: (940) 565-2408 TTY: (940) 369-8652 University of North Texas Undergraduate Admissions P.O. Box 311277 Denton, Texas 76203-1277 For more information on this program www.cs.unt.edu E-mail: pam@cs.unt.edu Phone: (940) 565-2767 Fax: (940) 565-2799 University of North Texas Department of Computer Science and Engineering Undergraduate Adviser P.O. Box 311366 Denton, Texas 76203-1366 Additional Links Undergraduate Majors and Interests College of Engineering AA/EOE/ADA Last update: January 26, 2004 Comments, suggestions or corrections for this site:

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