Computer systems analysts design and develop new computer systems, configure hardware and software, and devise ways to apply existing systems to new problems. They work indoors, usually for 40-50 hours per week. Training requires a bachelor's degree, and some positions require a master's degree in business administration. In 2008, around 532,200 systems analysts were employed in the US working for governments, insurance companies, financial institutions, and business management firms. The median salary range in 2008 was between $88,240 and $141,890 annually.

1. Computer Systems Analysts By: David Watkins 4/28/11 3rd Hour Career Technology/ Foundations

2. *click**click* “All fixed boss.” Working as a computer systems analyst is working on computers and figuring out what is making it not work properly. I’ve grown up using computers all my life in school at home and my dad has showed me how to fix certain problems. I enjoy working with computers and want to learn more ways to fix problems with computers. Introduction

3. Nature of Work May design and develop new computer systems Configuring hardware and software Devise ways to apply existing systems Structured analysis Data modeling Information engineering Mathematical model

5. Usually indoor

6. Working inside with computers

7. 40 to 50 hours a week

8. Injuries that could occur are:

9. Eyestrain

10. back pain or pains in wrist

12. knowledge and experience related to computer systems

13. Need a Bachelor’s degree

15. Web design

16. Cad

19. Middle 50 percent earned between $88,240 and $141,890

20. The first thing I will buy after earning some money would have to be a decent car, possibly a Ford Fiesta

21. This cars mpg is 30-40 Earnings

23. Works in an office

24. Bachelors degree