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Celebrating the Release of Computing Careers and Disciplines
This document provides a guide for prospective students and career advisors interested in computing careers, outlining various roles such as programmer and data scientist. It emphasizes the importance of understanding educational pathways and the variety of job opportunities available in the computing sector. Additionally, it encourages engagement with clients to help them navigate their career interests in computing.
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- 2. Mount Royal University Mathematics& Computing Student Counselling PROF. RANDY CONNOLLY PROF. JANET MILLER PROF. FAITH- MICHAEL UZOKA
- 3. OVERVIEW COMPUTING CAREERS TODAY PERSPECTIVES OUTSIDE &INSIDE REVISED GUIDE FOR ADVISORS AND CAREER COUNSELLORS
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- 5. WHAT ROLE DOYOU HAVE? Advisor Counsellor Educator Administrator Or work in the field of computing
- 6. HOW KNOWLEDGEABLE ARE YOU ABOUT THECOMPUTING DISCIPLINES? 1 . N o t a t a l l 2 . A l i t t l e 3 . D e c e n t a m o u n t 4 . R e a l l y w e l l 5 . E x c e l l e n t : I t ’s m y s p e c i a l t y
- 7. COMPUTING FIRST WORDS THAT COMETO MIND? If you have a client who is interested in a career in computing, what kinds of programs and jobs do you think of?
- 8. Programmer Software Engineer UX Designer Data Mining Specialist HighSchool Computing Teacher Automation Engineer Network Administrator Game Developer Application Development Manager Database Administrator Web Developer Quality Assurance Specialist DevOps Manager Systems Analyst Cloud Product Manager ITS Manager Data Scientist Business Analyst Machine Learning Specialist SEO Consultant Software Architecture Consultant Operations Research Analyst Security Specialist Analytics Consultant Project Manager Disaster Recovery Specialist Computer Operations Manager Network Engineer
- 9. MOST DON’T KNOWEXACTLY WHAT THEY’RE GETTING INTO
- 10. BUT THEY DOHAVE AN IDEA OF WHY THEY WANT TO BE IN COMPUTING
- 11. IS IT FORTHIS? PARTLY
- 12. EMPLOYMENT GROWTH IN COMPUTINGSECTOR WILL LIKELY STAY STRONG
- 13. OKAY HOW DOI GET ONE OF THESE JOBS?
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- 17. WHY SHOULD YOU CONSIDER COMPUTING WHENCHOOSING A CAREER?
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- 22. WHAT KIND OF COMPUTING JOBSARE OUT THERE?
- 24. HOW DO YOUGET THERE? WHAT EDUCATIONAL PATHWAYS TO TAKE?
- 25. HOW DO IGET THERE?
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- 28. OUR CLIENTS NEEDHELP IN FINDING THEIR BEST PATH TO COMPUTING
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- 44. VIEWED FROM THEPRESENT, OUR CAREER PATHS CAN LOOK LIKE MULTI-TENTACLED MONSTERS
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- 47. FOR THIS REASON,WE RECOMMEND ASKING YOUR CLIENTS … … WHAT KIND OF COMPUTING WORK ARE THEY INTERESTED IN
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- 52. WE ARE NOWREADY ... FOR YOUR QUESTIONS
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