2. Medical Imaging Careers
Careers in medical imaging
range from entry-level
technologists through
advanced scientists holding
doctorates. Medical imaging
involves the use of highly
advanced techniques such
as MRI, CAT scan, PET scan
and X-rays.
Careers are also available in
the sales, installation and
maintenance of imaging
equipment.
3. Scientific Imaging Careers
These scientists use a
variety of advanced
equipment such as light
microscopy,
spectroscopy, electron
microscopy, and
computers to help
scientists to better
understand and
visualize complex
models and concepts.
4. Remote Sensing Imaging Careers
Careers in remote sensing
involve the science of acquiring
information about the earth's
surface without actually being in
contact with it.
This is done by sensing and
recording reflected or emitted
energy and processing,
analyzing, and applying that
information.
Most jobs in this area use
computers and satellites.
5. Film and Gaming Careers
Careers in the film
and gaming industry
require the
knowledge of 3D
animation, computer
graphics, and
computer
programming.
6. Informational Visualization Careers
Careers in informational visualization involve
taking data and presenting it in a way that can
better be understood. The knowledge of
computer programming is essential.
These individuals usually develop new ways to
present complex information.
Examples of careers include:
Data analysis
Workflow automation
Database management
Software development.
7. Engineering and Manufacturing Careers
Engineers apply the theories
and principles of science and
mathematics to research
and develop economical
solutions to technical
problems.
In addition to design and
development, many
engineers work in testing,
production, or maintenance.
8. Engineering and Manufacturing Careers
Engineers supervise production in factories,
determine the causes of breakdowns, and test
manufactured products to maintain quality.
They also estimate the time and cost to complete
projects. Most engineers specialize in areas such
as electrical, mechanical, nuclear, etc
9. Industrial Design Careers
Industrial design careers
originate and develop ideas to
design the form of
manufactured products and to
consult with engineering,
marketing, production, and sales representatives
to establish design concepts.
They may also evaluate design ideas based on
factors such as appearance, design-function
relationships, ergonomics, serviceability,
materials, marketing, and customer
requirements.
10. Graphic Design
Graphic design is the process
and art of combining text and
graphics to communicate an
effective message such as in
the design of logos, graphics, brochures,
newsletters, posters, signs, and any other type
of visual communication.
Today's graphic designers often use 2D and 3D
graphic software and desktop publishing
software and techniques to achieve their goals.
11. Architectural Design
Careers in architectural design
range from entry-level drafters
through individuals holding
advanced degrees in
architecture.
Architects often specialize in
residential or industrial design.
The knowledge of CAD and 3D
software is essential. Architects
are experienced in architectural
design, process, and construction
and are licensed by the state.
