1. CAREERS AND JOBS WITH
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
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2. IT AND COMPUTER
SCIENCE CAREERS
DATABASE
ADMINISTRATOR
COMPUTER AND
INFORMATION
RESEARCH SCIENTIST
INFORMATION
SECURITY
ANALYST
SOFTWARE
ARCHITECT
ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
WEB
DESIGNER
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4. SOFTWARE
ARCHITECT
• They are experts who are high-level
designers in software
development implementing technical
standards, software coding standards,
tools, and platforms.
• They work on the cutting edge of
software developments.
• They are also leaders in what they do.
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5. Software Architect
IS IT A GOOD CAREER?
• "This career path is not only
exciting and interesting. It's
also financially rewarding.
The average pay for
a software architect is
around $133,583 per year.
Those in senior roles can
earn as much as $148,274
annually. Salary will depend
on your experience,
education, skills and the
company you work for."
work.chron.com
QUALIFICATIONS
• Get a degree in computer
science.
• Gain experience as a Computer
Programmer
or Software Developer. Software
Architects need to be able to
understand syntax in different
languages and be able to write
code.
• Learn to work in a development
team.
• Learn about software design
patterns and architecture.
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6. ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
• Automation, robotics and the use of worldly computer
software and programs characterize
a career in artificial intelligence (AI). Candidates
interested in pursuing jobs in this field require specific
education based on foundations of math, technology,
logic, and engineering perspectives.
• AI aims to build machines that can think, behave, and
understand the way humans do. Some
AI job includes machine learning engineer, data
scientist, business intelligence developer, research
scientists, and AI engineer.
• Artificial intelligence engineer is one of the most
prominent job roles in the AI industry today.
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7. Artificial Intelligence
IS IT A GOOD CAREER?
• "Artificial intelligence is a lucrative
field with above-
average job growth, but the industry
remains competitive. Roles in this
discipline are very niche, requiring
both an advanced technical
background and extensive hands-on
experience."
www.northeastern.edu
QUALIFICATIONS
• Post graduate level and a bachelor's
degree in Computer Science or
equivalent with an aggravate of atleast
50% marks.
• Various level of math, including
probability, statistics, algebra, calculus,
logic and algorithms.
• Bayesian networking or graphical
modeling, including neural nets.
• Physics, engineering and robotics.
• Computer science, programming
languages and coding.
• Cognitive science theory.
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8. DATABASE
ADMINISTRATOR
• Database Administrators ensure
databases run efficiently.
• They use specialized software to
store and organize data.
• Their role may include capacity
planning, installation, configuration,
database design, trouble-shooting
as well as back up and data
recovery. #colourfulimaginations
9. Database Administrator
IS IT A GOOD CAREER?
• "A job with a low stress
level, good work-life
balance and solid prospects
to improve, get promoted
and earn a higher salary
would make many
employees happy."
money.nsnews.com
QUALIFICATIONS
• Database Administrators need
a bachelor's degree in computer
science, computer engineering,
or management information
systems.
• Advanced GCE in applied IT.
• A-level or H grades in ICT.
• Level 3-4 BTEC professional
certificate in networking.
• Edexcel entry level certificate in
ICT.#colourfulimaginations
10. INFORMATION
SECURITY
ANALYST
• Information Security
Analysts install software,
such as firewalls, to
protect computer
networks.
• They plan and carry
out security methods
to protect an
organization's computer
networks and systems.
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11. Information Security Analyst
IS IT A GOOD CAREER?
• "One of the entry-level jobs that
many people land, information
security analyst, is practically
guaranteed to keep you
employed. It holds a good salary
for income,"
resources.infosecinstitute.com
QUALIFICATIONS
• The typical entry-level
education for a security
analyst is a Bachelor's
degree in computer
science, programming, or
other related program.
• Good entry-level
certificates or position
in general IT and security.
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12. WEB
DESIGNER
• Websites/ Apps are now ruling the IT
profession. These designers are involved in
creating, designing, coding websites and
apps in a user-friendly way with Video/
Audio/ Graphics/ Pictorial visuals.
• Web designing involves creative thinking
skills, graphic design and computer
programming.
• Right from Gmail to WhatsApp and Twitter
to Instagram, people are globally addicted
to it as they make work easier.
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13. Web Designer
IS IT A GOOD CAREER?
• 'As we mentioned, the field
of web design is expected to
grow by 27% percent by the
year 2024. ... According to The
Bureau of Labor
Statistics, web designers who
have knowledge in multiple
programming languages and
digital tools will have the best
opportunities for advancement
and obtain the highest levels
of job security.'
www.2440media.com
QUALIFICATIONS
• Level 2 Award in Creating
a Website
• Level 2 Certificate in
Interactive Media
• Level 2/3 Diploma in
Creative iMedia
• Level 3 Diploma In
Information Technology
(Specialist)
• Level 3 Diploma in IT User
Skills
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14. COMPUTER AND
INFORMATION
RESEARCH SCIENTIST
• Computer And Information
Research Scientists invent and
design new approaches to IT
and find innovative uses for
existing technology.
• They study and
solve complex problems
in computing for business,
science, medicine and other
fields. #colourfulimaginations
15. Computer and Information
Research Scientist
IS IT A GOOD CAREER?
• "The median annual wage for a research
scientist is around $76,000 (£69,664). However,
even entry-level research scientists can make
upwards of $46,000 (£42,165) per year. The top
10% in theis field make over $120,000
(£109,995), so moving up in this job is highly
advantageous. Employment opportunities for
research scientists are also quite good."
www.careersinpublichealth.net
QUALIFICATIONS
• Most computer and
information research
scientists need a master's
degree in computer science or
a related field, such
as computer engineering. A
master's degree usually
requires 2 to 3 years of study
after earning a bachelor's
degree in a computer-related
field, such as computer
science or information system
s.
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