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	I want to become a software engineer, where do I start? I'm currently in high school and I want to learn a programming language to head for this career at full force. Which programming language can I learn and can software engineering branch off easily to different careers? Finally is there other stuff that I need to learn before heading towards a career like this? 5 answers - Asked By: Zach Wright - 7/11/2012

	What is the best way to learn more about a career in software engineering? All of the information I have found concerning this field has been vague and completely unhelpful. My main goal is to find out which type of schooling is most beneficial to becoming a software engineer. 1 answer - Asked By: ofsyntheticparts - 1/26/2007

	What are some jobs that deal with mechanical engineering? I know of Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman. I want to know of jobs that are mechanical and/or automotive engineering related? 1 answer - Asked By: kameron - 12/11/2012

	What is the difference between BS Chemistry and BS Chemical Engineering? I know BS Chemical Engineering means I'll be an engineer, but can you tell me the different things I'll be doing while I'm in college? Please help Thanks. :) 1 answer - Asked By: Rey - 6/7/2010

	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

	How do you get a job in Human Resources? What is the process of getting a job in Human Resources? Do you need a degree? 2 answers - Asked By: cutelil_bubble21 - 1/20/2007

	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 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

	Can a Joint Major in Mathematics and Economics lead you to a career in finance? I got accepted to a college, UCSD, as a Math/Econ major, as its the closest to finance they have. However, I'm now unsure if this major can lead me to finance. I plan on minoring in accounting and computer science as well. After undergrad, I plan on taking a GAP year, and then getting a Masters in Finance, or a MBA with concentration in finance (if that is how the MBA even works...) 1 answer - Asked By: royster - 3/17/2013

	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

	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 popular is a computer engineer in today's society? I am still in high school and I am strongly considering going into the career of a computer engineer. I was just hoping to receive some outside research or other knowledge of the job market for computer engineers these days. For example, whether the job market is in need of computer engineers or that market is closing. Any feedback would be appreciated! 2 answers - Asked By: Tim - 5/10/2010

	What is the exact difference between Pure and Applied Mathematics? What use they have if studied with Physics and what jobs could one get? Any examples would also be appreciated Thanks Matthias 1 answer - Asked By: Kemistrij - 10/3/2009

	Salary Range for a 7 years solid experience Firmware Engineer in Singapore? I'm a 7-year experience Firmware Engineer in an American Firm. Currently, I'm enjoying my job, less stress and earning above average salary. I was offered for a regional role job in SG as a Lead Applications Engineer. Can somebody gave me an idea what is the salary should I expect? 1 answer - Asked By: Yokam - 10/19/2007

	I want to become a Aircraft Pilot/Flight Engineer when I grow up. How do I achieve this? What should I do know to help me become a pilot? I'm 17. What should I major in? Engineering? Also. If becoming a Pilot fails, or I loose interest I want to become something in the medical or law field. Any advice? Thanks 6 answers - Asked By: Jane - 11/17/2008

	Which country has a good job for Infotainment/Telematics engineer? Hi. I have Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science and Engineer and 4 and half years of experience in Automotive Infotainment/Mobile and Telematics domain. I am looking for a Job where I can save some good amount of money and lead a good life. I am searching for a Job outside India. What are my options? Thanks in advance. 1 answer - Asked By: abhishek31704 - 8/5/2012

	What can you do with a Bioengineering: Pre-med degree? My friends are planning to major in Bioengineering: Pre-med. But I can't figure out any information on what exactly it is and what can you do for a career with this degree? Plus, how high does a bioengineering degree pay and due to the economy right now, is it worth it to major in bioengineering? Or does Bioengineering degree just leads to future layoff? 2 answers - Asked By: - 11/9/2008

	How difficult is it to emigrate to Australia? Iv been looking at emigrating to USA but now realise it is practically impossible. Australia is my next choice. How hard is it to start up and get a job etc? Im 21 male and from Scotland. I have a HNC in Civil Engineering but don't really want to follow that route if I moved. 4 answers - Asked By: john ferrie - 12/29/2011

	Did your peers & family support you to pursue a career not typical for your gender? Perhaps you decided to be a male nurse or primary school teacher? Perhaps you studied to become a female doctor or engineer, or trained to be a marine? If not you personally, perhaps someone you know. Have you been supported in choosing a career path that is unusual for your gender? Have you supported someone making an unusual choice? How has it worked out? 10 answers - Asked By: Twilight - 12/1/2007

	Intrested in Computer Science career, not good at programming with java? I've taken a computer principles class the first semester of my junior year of high school that covered the basics of quite a bit of computer science. After that class, I've become interested in pursuing a career in this field. However, my second semester (currently in session) I am taking a java programming class and I'm doing awful in it. I just can't seem to get a handle on it like some of the others students can. So, I would like to know if it is worth going to college to get a type of degree in Computer Science and if there are jobs or careers that i could find that don't include programming. Any help or input would be appreciated. Thanks. 2 answers - Asked By: xxADTRxx - 5/13/2013

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