1. CAREER COMPUTER SCIENCE CAREER INFO TECH CAREER MY CHOICE

2. CS CAREER – GAME DESIGNER Description- A game designer designs games that are fun to play. Game designers have to make sure people will enjoy those games. For example some games that were made are Call of duty, Hallo, and super Mario. A game designer really has to brain storm what people will enjoy. They have to think about what people like. And not only adults but teens and children people of every age. Skills – the skills needed for a game designer are to be really good in engineering. Stuff like knowing how to make designs like create a character, or a land, or making the character talk or making it run or any action. More info at – http://www.ehow.com/about4798920education-required-video-game- designers.htmlhttp://www.ehow.com/about4798920education-required-video-game- designers.html Education – a degree in engineering, a two to four year certificate degree. Salary – about $84,000

3. IT CAREER – DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR Description- Database administrators. DBAs use software and programs to organize and store data for businesses that range from financial firms to shipping companies. Depending on the industry in which a DBA works, Salary - for this position ranges between $62,580 and $82,820 More info at : http://online.king.edu/information-technology/difference-between-a-computer-science- information-technology-degree/#sthash.Mgml2XGd.dpufhttp://online.king.edu/information-technology/difference-between-a-computer-science- information-technology-degree/#sthash.Mgml2XGd.dpuf Skills – the skills needed in this career is knowing how to put all the info needed in a computer and easy to access. You have to know a lot of math and engineering in this career. Especially in a career with informational technology. Education – a bachelor degree in computer science. A certificate or two to four years.

4. MY CHOICE- CONSTRUCTION Description- For in this position you have too work in conditions; from simple loading and unloading, to challenging heights, you have to be prepared for anything. While projects can pause for weather, you will need to be willing to work in heat, cold, rain, and just about anything else. You will be able to work in the most thing you enjoy the most. Education: There are usually no specific educational requirements for entry level construction workers. Apprentice laborers are often expected to have a high school diploma or General Equivalency Diploma (G.E.D.). If you plan to work on construction, classes in English, math, physics, shop and welding can come in handy; many high schools and community colleges offer these courses. Salary – the salary depends on the position you are in for an average construction worker the salary is about $41,000. More info at- http://www.snagajob.com/job-descriptions/construction-workerhttp://www.snagajob.com/job-descriptions/construction-worker Skills- not being afraid of heights. Work at any weather. Know about how to build something.