 Good with Computers  Enjoy using them  What to take › Computer programming › Networking › System designs

 Figure what program is best  Install software and maintain updates  Check security and ensure system are working  Evaluate network or system performance  Solve problems quickly

 Computers › Computer software  PRTG net monitoring software › Computer programming

 Newest equipment  Printers  Internet › LAN  Local area networks › WAN  Wide area networks

 Skilled with computers  Know how the computers work  Know how to repair › Viruses › Physical Damage  Lift every day objects

 Bachelors degree › Computer engineering  Degree › Computer engineering › Electrical engineering  Certificate

 42, ,090  Average is 69,160  40 hours per week › Work outside of business hours › On call › Lots of overtime

 IT manager  Vice president  Chief officer  Software Developer

 Newest equipment  Use of computers › Programming and Software  Chose work type › Freelancing › Company

 On call › Day › Night  Not knowing hours  Working over time › Outside business hours

 Continual classes  Grow 28% from › Faster than average › 96,600 more jobs

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