 | As a systems analyst, your job is to design computer networks for companies after analysing their companies' environment.
However, do you also help them design a telecommunications system or a camera surveillance system?
Do you get to cross into other fields of work in the design of your clients' computer systems?
1 answer - Asked By: Forward - 4/18/2009 |
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| As a systems analyst, your job is to design computer networks for companies after analysing their companies' environment.
However, do you also help them design a telecommunications system or a camera surveillance system?
Do you get to cross into other fields of work in the design of your clients' computer systems?
1 answer - Asked By: Forward - 4/18/2009 |
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 | I have graduated recently (fresh graduate) with a B.sc in electrical engineering, so I wanted to know which is better to work as a system analyst under the IT department or to work as an automation engineer?
Is it possible to switch from system analyst to an automation engineer afterwards?
Notes: - They told me that they will teach IT from scratch.
- I like both electrical engineering and systems analyst job.
Both are interesting to me.
- Both electrical engineering and system analysts are needed
around the world in many fields.
(Please I want the answers from experienced people from both fields)
1 answer - Asked By: Fouad K - 11/13/2008 |
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| I am looking for a systems analyst job, and I am having some trouble finding a good for my skills and abilities. I wanted to try and access other venues in my job search instead of computerjobs, career builder, dice, and other job search agents. I am not looking for a temp agency either, because I would like something a little more permanent. Any information or advice you could give, I would appreciate it.
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| If you are a system analyst, your main job is to design networks for other companies. Can you undertake 2 or 3 assignments or jobs at the same time? Is it normal for you to be handling 2 or 3 projects at one time?
For example, you may have a big project that involves a big godown, another that involve a bank and a smaller third one that perhaps involves a small office.
Can you be doing 2 or 3 operations at one go?
0 - Asked By: Forward - 5/22/2009 |
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| I'm currently considering my career options [i'm going into uni soon] and would like to know which course i should do to become a business systems analyst.
Also, are the job prospects and salary for a BSA good??
Any advice would be nice, please help me out guys!
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 | I am a freshmen in highschool and I would like to become a Systems Analyst, I am quite interested in the job and it seems just right for me.
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 | What are the qualification for each profile?
What are the job resposiblities of System Analyst or System Administrator?
Is there any Institute in Delhi in India offering courses or training for same profile?
What is the minimum Salary package is offered to Freshers for each profile?
Any of you, if working as System Analyst or System Administrator, if you can give me ur email id or any contact details, it would nice of you.
Thanks in Advance....
1 answer - Asked By: The Answering Machine - 11/28/2007 |
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 | How hard would it be to get a job as a system analyst in usa ?
i want to do a degree in ( Information and system management ) in my homeland (outside of usa ) , how hard would it be to get an H1B visa to work as a " system Analyst " after i will have a few years of Experience ?
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 | If you have a CCNA certificate, will it be good enough for you to get a job as a system analyst? Or you need something more? Eg, CCNP?
1 answer - Asked By: StandTall - 12/22/2008 |
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| Im 15 i know a lot about computers ive been buildin computers since i was ten. I want to become a computer systems analyst. I have a 3.0 gpa in school im ok in math but im great at every other subject I need suggestions for a college if you can advise me to. Ill go anywhere.
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| Do You need to be a good programmer to be a systems analyst ? and what is the system or business analysis job like ?
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| Is Enterprise Information Management a new field, or is it a fancy word for systems analyst? I am not a tech person so triying to educate myself on this.
1 answer - Asked By: neon1972 - 4/2/2007 |
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| I went to school for manufacturing engineering. I took some computer courses, but I don't work with computers a lot. I love working with computers and I hate my job. I never want top work in a factory again. What courses should I take in school to be a systems analyst?
1 answer - Asked By: loaded_n_ready - 3/21/2010 |
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| If you have a CCNA certificate, will it be good enough for you to get a job as a system analyst? Or you need something more? Eg, CCNP?
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| I have graduated with a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering and I am working as an IT system analyst specialized in WinCC (PLC), Wonderware InTouch and BarCoding. After having this experience, what professions (JOBS) could I transfer to which are more related to my field which is Electrical Engineering?
1 answer - Asked By: Fouad K - 1/19/2009 |
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| If someone who is a programmer for a large company wanted a job as a security systems analyst, what skills would one need to learn to make it possible? Thanks.
1 answer - Asked By: marseillais - 1/28/2011 |
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| The job title is Systems Analyst but its going to be close to an entry level position. I want to better prepare to converse intelligently about the job.
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| Hello, Im thinking to take a 3 years advanced diploma in computer systems technology-systems analyst. I was checking so jobs at workopolis and most of the jobs does not require you a degree.Honestly, i don't want to transfer to university after finished this diploma. Right now i have to choose between diploma or degree at university. what should i do? im little bit afraid to fail at university... adding the fact that i will spend a lot of money.
1 answer - Asked By: Warrior - 6/26/2011 |
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 | Okay I have been with a company for 3 years and it's getting to the point I can't take things anymore. I'm basically a database administrator, secretary, filing clerk, systems analyst, purchasing agent, and bookkeeper for AR and AP. I asked for a raise and actually got told I couldn't get one then the people whose job I was doing extra work for got raises and bonuses. Christmas recently came and went with nothing, no bonus, no congrats and I haven't had a raise now in over a year.
So I was curious if other people were in similar situations and how they got a better job and left their current one easily. I'm going back to school to get certs for computers in addition to my working knowledge (A+, MCSA, MCSE) but I'm near my breaking point. Any ideas on how to keep my cool or a way to find another job quicker? I'm 29, so being young and doing real office work sucks in my area I get judged on my age more than my ability a lot.
I saw that someone mentioned making a list. Unfortunately I have done that already and my boss just seems to believe what she wants to believe not what is actually going on. There is a lot of politics since I work for a smaller company as well.
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