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	What Jobs Require a Bachelors Degree in Computer Hardware Engineering? I'm planning on acquiring my Bachelor's Degree in Computer Hardware Engineering, and was wondering if there were any corporations or any businesses that would offer jobs that require this degree. Can you give we a business, as well as the job name? Thanks! ^_^ 2 answers - Asked By: Steven - 1/2/2013

	What is the best way to get a job in computer networking? I have about ten years of experience in telecom engineering hardware installation in central offices for Verizon. I want to start with a cisco CCNA cert but I don't know if I should go back and get a 2 or 4 yr computer science degree. I have a BS in Communications. You computer guys give me some guideance as to how to proceed. Thanks! 5 answers - Asked By: sshaner892000 - 7/17/2008

	How does it happen to work as a computer engineer in Australia? I'm a computer engineer in France and would like to work in Autralia. Is it easy or difficult to find a job there? Is it easy or difficult to obtain a visa for work? What are the rules to be able to work in Australia? Must I go there with all the money I could save? What's the best city in Australia to find a job and to live? Should I wait for the end of the crisis? 1 answer - Asked By: orange - 7/24/2009

	What are some interesting jobs in Management Information Systems/Information Technology? I'm clueless about jobs in the MIS field. What can you do with an MIS degree? Please share any examples, knowledge, or personal experience. Thanks! 1 answer - Asked By: acroredsu - 12/1/2007

	What are all the types of engineering possible to study as an undergraduate? And what do you study and what do they lead to as a future job? Thank you 2 answers - Asked By: theonetheonly... - 11/3/2011

	What jobs can I get as a computer engineer? Ok, so I graduated 3 years ago from college with a B.S. Computer Engineering, though right now I'm working as a Workforce specialist in a call center company, what job would be a better option which can also lead to better career growth, I don't mind if the pay's lower. Please help, I'm going to make life changing decisions this year for my new baby boy. 1 answer - Asked By: Y!«---»vi© - 12/31/2012

	What does a computer information system person do, how do they work with computers? What kind of jobs do this people perform those who go into this field. What exactly do they do? 5 answers - Asked By: Ifra - 5/31/2006

	How do you become an information technology analyst? What is the job description and what kind of education do you need? 2 answers - Asked By: ... - 2/4/2010

	How do i extend my wires of my power supply to allow cable management to increase airflow? I have a OCZ ModXStream Pro 700w Silent SLI Certified Modular Power Supply, I own a HAF 912 case and am hoping to extend the wires so that they will go behind the motherboard, and come out through the holes in the motherboard to help airflow. What type of wires should I buy? What sort of cost may I be looking at? And is this sort of job possible? Thank you, Jordan. 3 answers - Asked By: Jordan Stebbings - 4/9/2011

	What jobs could i get after doing a doctorate in Physics? I love Physics. Especially Theories and Quantum physics and Nuclear science. I have always aspired to become a scientist (someone like Newton or Einstein. lol!) But I am not sure whether to study physics or engineering in college. I did not want engineering as I find it more interesting to learn about discoveries or hypothesis rather than inventions and applications. But will I get a decent job if I study Physics or will I get a higher salary if I choose Engineering. Please guide me. Thanks. 4 answers - Asked By: Anteater - 1/20/2012

	How good is Computer Games Development at Queens? I am Northern Irish and want to do Computer Games Development. The course at Abertay University is world-leading but if I do not make it in/I find it too expensive I would have togo to Queens most likely. How good is the course there? Is it up to par? Abertay is constantly updating hardware and software to industry quality so you are working with the best of the best and are at no disadvantage. Is this the same at Queens? Will the education/course be as good? 2 answers - Asked By: Jack - 2/16/2012

	How would you rate the job Tena has done for Mexico? I doubted Tena and I still to some extent but winning the Panamerican tournament was a great accomplishment but they were playing in Mexico and now winning this tournament is also an accomplishment but they were playing against CONCACAF countries but for me the fact that these players have started to play like a real team has showed me some hope for the summer so what do you think? is this Mexican team lead by Tena only good because they were playing in Mexico and because they were playing against teams from CONCACAF? 10 answers - Asked By: A Man Of Legends - 4/3/2012

	Do you think there will ever be hypersonic travel and if so, would it be for the average person? And if we do, you don't think it will lead to one world government with no borders do you? I think the world is getting to small. Am I worried for nothing? 5 answers - Asked By: Andrew - 6/24/2011

	Do you think it will be easy to find a job with a degree in Computer Engineering from PSU? My GPA will likely be around a 3.35, are employers currently searching for computer engineers, also what kind of job would i be looking at? Thanks. 1 answer - Asked By: unrealis1mylife - 5/20/2007

	What to Choose - Computer Engineering Or Chemical Engineering? I like both but i have no interest in programming , and no interest in building polymers and those types of stuffs ! I like computer hardware (all except programming ) related stuffs and energy , atomic structure etc etc ( all except polymers thingy ) .If i where to choose Computer engineering what all subjects are important . In maths what topics are important for computer engineering? 2 answers - Asked By: The Weak - 9/8/2011

	What course should I take in university if I like programming? There are so many computer-related courses and I actually don't know what's the difference between the courses. Eg. computer science, software engineering, information technology, advanced computing I would like to create a game/software in the future, so what course should I take? Im interested in learning C language and java 4 answers - Asked By: Joshua - 12/1/2011

	Whats a college major that is for a person who wants to design and create websites as a career? Im in high school now and I'm certain I want to design websites when I'm out of college but i don't know of a college major that specifies in that group of work. I was wondering if there is a major for wed site designing and creating and if there is not whats a good alternate that can lead me to that career after college. Thank you 2 answers - Asked By: weston - 6/12/2012

	What does a MIS (Management Information Systems) or BIS Degree people do? Hey all, I'm looking for a major to apply to. I really enjoy working and solving issues on the computer, rather that be Hardware or software wise. I did not enjoy Computer Science classes, so i am not sure where that would lead me. These two Majors (MIS or BIS) have caught my attention since they seem to be high paying computer jobs. Any suggestions? 1 answer - Asked By: Shadow - 8/1/2012

	How do I become a sound engineer? I went to an art school for 9th and 10th grade and I took a sound engineering course since I was a guitar student. I really enjoyed it and microphones make me giddy lol. I want to be a sound engineer or music producer (probably more the second one) but I don't know what I need to do to get there. What courses are required? I absolutely suck with school. My grades are ok but all of this college planning stuff is overwhelming. 1 answer - Asked By: Madison - 2/9/2013

	How to get bachelor's degree in computer programming? So I wanna get a job as a computer programmer. Im only 16 and i know nothing about college so try to help out. Also could you look up good schools in st.louis missouri for that courses? Or maybe I could be something other than a computer programmer but something that has to do with computer science. 3 answers - Asked By: Fjghjh - 9/15/2012

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