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What is the name of a job that all I do is program all day? And what are all the salaries for it/them? By the way I'm 14 so I'm just trying to look ahead and any tips would be greatly appreciated!
2 answers - Asked By: Sammy - 11/28/2012
Alright so my dream job would to be a game programmer. Although I'd go for any kind of programming. My question is what language should I learn first. I am in high school so I have already taken some HTML but that's definitely not enough! :) Is there any recommended language I should learn like Java, Microsoft C++, etc. If so, is there any good tutorial books on that language and I don't mean like basic how to do stuff but some in depth programming in a sense where it'll teach me from start to finish. Basically the whole thing. If so, please state title and author. Thanks! :D
2 answers - Asked By: Dominic - 11/27/2012
Just as the title says, I want to know the name of that career or job, because that is what I want to do in the future. I am thirteen years old and I love designing stuff and drawing houses and whatever I can come up with. I also love to photoshop things and edit video etc. What high school courses should I take and what subjects should I study or focus more on? Also, is this particular job severely difficult to find and perform? Does it pay well if you work with a big company like Microsoft or Apple? Thanks!
1 answer - Asked By: frozenbLoB - 1/4/2013
So I'm 15 but I'm thinking ahead and was wondering if I could get some help. Can you go straight from highschool to a college where you get a bachelors degree or do you hv to have something else like an associates? Also I want to take pre college classes at a community college to help when I go to college. If I'm aiming at a bachelors degree in computer science what are some pre college classes I could take? Also anybody know of really good colleges in Texas that specialize in computer science?
5 answers - Asked By: Marie - 12/11/2012
I've tried every free anti-virus/spyware removal software to get rid of it.Spybot S&D finds it but won't delete it.It says to run a new scan as administrator, but i am already administrator.And apparently this trojan has messed the settings for windows and anti-virus updates,becasue i can't run any updates.If anyone has experience with this trojan and can help i would much appreciate it,because i don't know what else to do.
9 answers - Asked By: noodle-chan - 1/26/2009
I already have my A+ Cert and i'm currently getting certified in MCP so i'm wondering what kind of jobs would i be qualified for and around how much do they make a year?
1 answer - Asked By: Levi - 1/8/2012
Trying to fill the following positions:Senior Database Analyst, Customer Service Analyst, Business Systems Adminstrator, BSA IV, V, Maximo Service Administrator, Project Portfolio Analyst, BA III, BA IV, Senior Communications Specialist, Systems Tech Project Manager, SR Systems Engineer, SR Integration Engineer, SR Application Developer-Integration, SR Application Administrator-TIBCO
1 answer - Asked By: hawkte@sbcglobal.net - 2/7/2008
So im a thirteen year old boy with a big dream. Ive drawn up some sketches of some sorta new animals. Kinda like pokemon. So when I get older I want to use these drawings to make...... Pet robots. They would be like real pets. You could train them pet them talk to them and basicly let them be your friend. There also not gona be like those stupid furbys or idogs. They will run and act smoothly. So I want to know what kind of deggre do I need to do this. What do I need to get into. Mechanics or what. Please help me. Right know im in grade eight. Im at the top of all my classes so im confident. This has been a life long dream so please do everything in detail
1 answer - Asked By: Ferny - 12/29/2012
I'm 17 years old, and a junior in high school. I have a passion for technology, and I would like to pursue a career that would best fit my skill set. I am a software kind of a guy. I admire good hardware design, don't get me wrong, but software is something that I could see myself working on. Unfortunately, I don't know how to code. I know coding is a big part of software engineering, and I am open to learning. I know I would definitely be good at designing the way software looks, not necessarily the way it works. I love mobile operating systems, so maybe I could get into that type of field. What should I do? Should I bite the bullet and learn to code? Also, what college(s) should I be looking into? Any help/ insight would be greatly appreciated! My dream is to work for Apple, Google, or Facebook.
1 answer - Asked By: - 1/15/2013
BIS and IT degree either 1 or 2.1
2 answers - Asked By: 12 - 11/27/2008
I have some friends in south east kansas that work in the warehouse for amazon.com. I was just wondering how do you apply for a job and if there is anything close to Wichita, Ks. Thanks!
3 answers - Asked By: cipria - 2/11/2011
I am a sophmore in HS, i've loved and breathed computers all my life and this is what i want for my future i want to build computers for people i want to do great things, I know quite a bit for my age already or well i think i do i've been around them all my life with my uncle and i've even built a few myself. So this is what i want. working on computer makes me happy so i want a future with them, even a computer tech would be fine i could work my way up. Im 16 and have been working with electronics since i was 7 even my dad is impressed with the stuff i can do. so the point im getting to is what do i need to do to make this happen? This is my dream and i need help on where to start. First im going to finish high school, then what? Go to college? I want someone with experience to help point me in the direction of becoming what i want, Sounds silly 16 and already having a dream of becoming something, need yalls help Give me advice as well? Anything to help make this happen for me!
1 answer - Asked By: Cody Tech - 1/26/2013
I need advice like what classes should i take in high school thanks
1 answer - Asked By: Sharmasutra - 1/8/2013
I'm only 14, but I would say I'm pretty good with computers, i'm not being big headed or bragging. I'd like to know what kind of jobs would be available out there to do with IT and computers and other related stuff. I'd love a job with computers, I was thinking of starting a small computer repair business? Tell me what you think I should do:) Be serious? Thanks:) Thanks everyone for your help!:)
5 answers - Asked By: Dan - 11/1/2012
I also have the option of switching to Computer Science just incase...
5 answers - Asked By: todai5 - 2/9/2013
Okay i am trying to decide. whats the difference between these three below: the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Computer Science with software design the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Computer Science with science option the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Computer Science with business option. can you please be simple as possible explaining and also what the salary is for each. thanks
1 answer - Asked By: Nicole - 2/22/2013
IBTech CMT - Sr Application Service Delivery Analyst is this like a systems administrator or network manager? you can read the full description bellow https://jpmchase.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl;jsessionid=80C822ADDEB081D9E4E734260F276D08.JB_12820_12822?lang=en&job=837685
2 answers - Asked By: green_e_zeleno - 4/5/2008
Im 14 and starting to think avout what I want to do when im older any ideas?
2 answers - Asked By: - 12/15/2012
Looking for website to post a free job posting ad.? Most job Locations are in Austin, Texas one is is Dallas and one on the WEST Coast WE are hiring for : Accountant II, Controller, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, NON-RETAIL, Logistics and Inventory Manager Database Administrator Regional Account Manager- Dallas Regional Manager – West Coast Risk Mgmt - Data Analyst Senior Financial Analyst Senior Software Developer Sr. Web Developer Systems Administrator
1 answer - Asked By: rocco071706 - 8/4/2006
I am in eighth grade and I have really begun to think about my future. At one point I wanted to be a doctor, possibly an anestigiologist (not sure how to spell that) because I am interested in the body, but I don't want terribly excruciating hours. I am also very gifted in technology and might want to become a programmer. I love video games and was thinking I also might want to be an indie game designer. I am hesitant to all of these because I'm not sure if I will be able to handle the difficult schooling that comes with being a doctor. I also don't necessarily think ill love being a doctor, but I know they get paid a lot. I am scared of trying to be a developer or game designer because I might not be successful enough and I don't want to spend money to go back to school again. I also am not sure if my parents would approve of my choice of being a game designer. I have some great ideas for games, but I don't know how technology will evolve in coming years. I am pretty smart, getting mostly a's, but I think the pressure of med school. I think I would enjoy being a programmer much more, but I don't think I'll get paid much. Any suggestions and what classes should I take in high school for either one of my career paths?
1 answer - Asked By: Ben - 1/5/2013
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