 | I am currently applying for jobs and I would like to know what things I should know for that position.
I am applying for an entry level software developer,web developer, analyst position.
On my application I said I knew C#, Java, Html, php,asp.net,sql. You know things of that nature.
What technical things would I need to know for the interview on these topics and other general knowledge questions for an person in my position.
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 | I am not really good in design however I would like to use Flash CS3 mostly actionscript 3 development. I know only Html and CSS , how many months of study before I can get an entry level job? Also I would like to learn a little bit about Coldfusion 8 , I heard that sometime it is a requirement to know it when you are a Flash/ Actionscript developer. I am not interested to make games , I want to build application and websites. Thanks for your time guys.
1 answer - Asked By: Roland - 10/10/2008 |
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 | What are the names of the basic jobs and categories, and what does each one do? REMEMBER, in software programming!
1 answer - Asked By: Bobby S - 3/22/2007 |
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 | I've been computer drafting for a structural engineers firm, but want a career change. I graduate with associates in general students but is transferring to a 4yr college to major in information technology. i want to be a IT specialist/web developer later but don't have any experience but is will to train. What do you suggest I state as my objective in my resume.
thx in advance.
1 answer - Asked By: shawneeee77 - 3/27/2008 |
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 | Recently I've been thinking about jobs, and I'd like to look into the IT side of things, but I know close to nothing about what sort of jobs there are with computers...
What job titles are there where you're
1. Working with computers
2. Get a comfortable/good/great pay
Last note, I don't want to do web design.
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| I was always told that an associate's degree is equivalant to a high school diploma. and usually diplomas cant get you any good paying occupations. i am too lazy to study and get a bachelor's degree from college, i dont even know what major i want to do. when i look through the newspaper ad, many jobs require at least an associates degree and couple years of experience. i dont have experience or anything, i dont know where to start. can someone tell me what kind of job i can get with an associate degree with no experience? and what is the pay for each.
4 answers - Asked By: drank.sipper - 12/20/2006 |
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| Whats the difference between a computer information systems degree and management information degrees? BA.........How is one better than the other? Which would be a better option?
1 answer - Asked By: myguess2008 - 3/21/2011 |
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 | I am deciding on taking my course of study in higher education and am wondering can I build really awsome websites like a dating site or a social networking site if I take some web design classes?
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| Hi,
I'm a Computer Science Graduate in UK. I'm going to move to Canada next year. I would like to do web applications.I would like to upgrade myself Which course may lead u to get a job in Canda in IT field?
In fact, I want to be a .Net Developer. Is it good enough if I do Microsoft certified courses like MCSD.Net.
Please also suggest me, How the trend for .Net applications?.
Thanks
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| I like computers. I like fixing them so they can work properly, but i dont know which field that is under. I've heard about computer science and computer. Please help, btw im thinking of a college like New York City College of Technology. but all help is appericated and if im looking in the wrong field like computer engineering please tell me. Thanks
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 | I want a job in the IT industry but there are so many jobs in the IT sector that are available (eg. software engineer/developer/designer, video game designer/developer ect.) I enjoy working on a computer but i dont know what any of these jobs entails.
For example, I feel like I would enjoy being a software developer, i know that the job is to create programmes for computers but i dont know what work is involved in actually creating them.
basically I want to know what my work as a: software developer, engineer, programmer would involve?
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| I was wondering what the typical lengths of time that it takes a person who is say a little above average in aptitude to learn each of the following languages. By learn I mean competent enough to get an entry level job somewhere, not necessarily gurus.
1) visual basic
2) C/C#/C+/C++
3) Java
4) PHP
5) Python
6) SQL
7) Haskell
...and why do Haskell programmers reportedly make more money than God?
3 answers - Asked By: Jared Friedman - 9/2/2011 |
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| I mean I know you write codes and stuff, but is that is? I want to be something about computing in the future, and considered proramming, but it looks just too boring. I dont know much about it though, so can anyone explain to me a few key points of it and if its enjoyable?
And are there any other careers in computing or video game careers that do not involve programming?
2 answers - Asked By: Nix-Echelon - 8/25/2011 |
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| 1 answer - Asked By: poorvi - 12/27/2012 |
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| 1) are there any big down sides?
2) what jobs can you specifically get with programming?
3) since computer codes are becoming more simple is the need for programmers going down in the next 30 years?
4)for most jobs requiring programmers/ developers are computer science course enough?
5) if you do go to college for computer programming can you get a Job with just a bachelor's degree in computer science?
6) how much free time do programmers have?
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| I want to get a job in 6 months?? What is my best bet as entry level? I know a little html, and I have Fedora 6 installed. I know nothing about linux but willing to learn it. So do you guys
think I should go for web development or linux administration? Willing to study & practice 4 H every day. Thanks for your feedbacks
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| I am a soon to be graduate with an IT degree. I have had a few phone interview for entry level jobs. Many of the questions they asked - about my experience with versions, etc - were not covered in school. I am wondering what I should be expected to know and have experience doing being a recent graduate. I am hoping to find employment as a web app developer. I know html, css, php, sql, java, javascript...
I guess I am looking for a general list of what employers expect you to know about.
Thanks!
To be more specific:
I got asked if I have ever done documentation and if I have ever used version software. There was a few other things that I was asked, that I didn't think to write down when they asked.
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| I have a baby coming and I'm still in community college trying to complete all the required classes for my major. I would like to go to UCI but it would take me years to get in there. I am done with the programming classes but I need math, physics, english and other classes. As you can see, it's going to take quite a bit of time to get my degree.
I have been offered two entry level programming jobs. One job is working with PHP learning to create web applications; I could learn a lot about todays web technologies(Flash,Python,Javascript,etc.). Personally, I think its great.
The other job is working with ASP.Net and Microsoft technologies. I would start out as a junior developer. This is another great opportunity for me.
I would like to work both jobs but there would be no time for school.
So, should I learn hands on or get my four-year degree?
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| I have finished my computer science course recently with a first. My course covered a wide areas related to computing like java, c++, database, web development, networking and so on but all in entry level. In my final project i have build a simple application for android platform. Even though i have finished my degree with a first but somehow i dont feel i know how to program or good enough to get a IT related job.
My questions are if i manage to have an interview for a position of junior/ graduate software developer,
1) what the company expect from me?
2) what kind of questions do they ask?
3) If there are technical questions, what sorts of question do they ask? Will i be writting loads of code?
4) How could i prepare myself for my interview?
Thank you guys in advanced!!!
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| I have finished my computer science course recently with a first. My course covered a wide areas related to computing like java, c++, database, web development, networking and so on but all in entry level. In my final project i have build a simple application for android platform. Even though i have finished my degree with a first but somehow i dont feel i know how to program or good enough to get a IT related job.
My questions are if i manage to have an interview for a position of junior/ graduate software developer,
1) what the company expect from me?
2) what kind of questions do they ask?
3) If there are technical questions, what sorts of question do they ask? Will i be writting loads of code?
4) How could i prepare myself for my interview?
Thank you guys in advanced!!!
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