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Careers in IT

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Introduction

Information technology is a very wide field, and if a person is thinking of choosing a career in it, he may have to be very specific as to what he actually wants to do. There are several positions available in this field which may differ according to the responsibilities and duties of the IT professional. Moreover, these professionals are highly paid in comparison to other jobs. Certifications and ITrelated trainings are very essential, if one has to prosper in this field, as they are even more important than basic educational qualifications such as bachelors and masters degree. Furthermore, previous IT experiences also counts.

1.Software Engineering 2.Database Administrator 3.Web Developer 4.System Administrator

DIFFERENT CAREERS

It is one of the most demanding careers in the information technology sector. The basic requirements to become a software engineer is a bachelors degree in computer science, though a masters degree may be preferred for senior positions. Software engineers are responsible for coding, linking application modules and functionalities, and locating and correcting errors in a program code. Senior software engineers are responsible for guiding and assisting the junior ones in the tasks they have already performed in the past. The pay scale of junior engineers is $50,000-$60,000 p.a.,

Software Engineering

Job QualificationsMost employers have a preference for candidates who have at least a bachelor's degree, a broad knowledge, and experience with a variety of computer systems and technologies. The common degree concentrations for applications software engineers are computer science or software engineering. A Graduate degree is preferred for some of the more complex work. The increase of emphasis on computer security proves that software engineers with advanced degrees, including mathematics and systems design, will be sought after by software developers, government agencies, and

Job and Employment Opportunities Computer software engineers are projected

to be one of the fastest growing occupations from 2002 to 2012. Rapid employment growth in the computer systems design and related services industry, which employs the greatest number of computer software engineers, should result in highly favorable opportunities for those college graduates with at least a bachelors degree in computer engineering or computer science and practical experience working with computers. Employers will continue to seek

Database Administrator

An IT professional who handles the administrative work of information databases is known as a database administrator. They are also called as DBA's; and carry out database designing, preserve and develop databases, and also perform several tests. They play a vital role in creating and taking backups of data, and ensure that the data is recoverable in the case of an accident. They are involved in planning, coordinating, and implementing security systems to safeguard the company's data. Their pay scale ranges from $70,000 to $95,000. One who wants to become a database administrator should at least possess a bachelors degree in computer science or have an equivalent experience.

Interests and Skills

Database developers must have lots of experience with hardware, software, and computer systems and processes. They must be knowledgeable about programming languages and techniques. These individuals have a strong interest and aptitude for computers. They should be methodical, logical, patient, careful, and accurate. Database developers must be adaptable to new things, and be able to work well under pressure. These need to be good communicators, who are able to work well with others, but also possess the self-discipline and stamina to work on their

Typical Tasks-
Define system requirements by consulting data administrators and system users about the types of information needed Determine how data should be organized, who should have access to different data and how it should be displayed Design and develop data models and database architecture Construct, install and test the database system Write manuals or explain database's function Consult with others to assess the system performance and make modifications as

Workplaces, Employers and Industries

Database developers can find work just about anywhere that computers are in use. Software development and consulting companies, government agencies, electronics companies, hospitals, universities, banks and law enforcement agencies are some of the places they could find work. They can also work independently, and contract out their business to different clients. They work regular hours in offices, or set their own hours and work from home, depending on the nature of their employer.

Long Term Career Potential

Database developers can specialize in other areas, and become programmer analysts, software programmers, or web developers, to name a few. There are also jobs in administration, PC support, and web design and maintenance. Programmers can open their own businesses, or write a column or book about computers for the general public. There is also information technology (IT) instruction, at colleges and universities.

System Administrator

These professionals are responsible for designing, testing, examining, and evaluating several data communication systems like Local Area Network (LAN). They may also require to conduct a research and suggest on various network and hardware technologies which keep changing from time to time. A system engineer needs to be up-to-date with the new or upgraded technologies in the market. They repair and maintain hardware components like the CPU, monitor, keyboard, and other computer peripherals. System administrators need to be adept in technical skills regarding installation of computer hardware and software. Their work becomes very hectic if there is a problem in the network or any hardware when

Education for System Administrators

System Administrators may have a 4 year degree in Computer Science or Management Information Systems (MIS). Knowledge of business functions is also important, as is the ability to communicate with other employees in the company in both technical and non-technical roles. To progress to more senior roles, a system administrator should have some knowledge of project management. There are only a few universities that actually have specific System Administration graduate degree programs.

Career Path:
System Administrators often promote to a more senior administrator role and then into a project management role. Some System Administrators specialize in a certain area, such as security, and become experts in that particular

Companies that Hire System Administrators Microsoft Corporation Sun Microsystems Cisco Systems Oracle Corporation

Web Developer
The primary job of web developers is to design websites for their clients. They are required to be well-versed in web designing languages such as HTML, XML, CSS, Flash, PHP, etc. They use their coding skills and create websites and web pages which are viewable and compatible with any browser. Moreover, they are proficient in using other applications like Photoshop, illustrator, Dreamweaver, etc. They have a complete understanding of how websites and web pages work. They may be required to work for longer hours due to the project deadlines. They get paid in a

 At my company, we look at the Web Development team as consisting of three major components: Programming Graphics and Design Writing and Content Development Each of these fields has a position associated with it. Web Engineers do programming, Graphic Artists do graphics and design, and Web Writers and Web Producers do writing and content development. A Webmaster knows

Webmaster Requirements