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33 Cards in this Set
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chief information officer (CIO)
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senior level management
defines the IS department's misson, objectives, and budgets |
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director of computer operations
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middle-management position
emphasizes overall system reliability |
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director of network services
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middle-management position
emphasizes overall system reliability |
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network engineer
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installs, maintains, and supports computer networks
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systems progammer/administrator
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installs, maintains, and supports the operating system
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client/server manager
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installs, maintains, and supports client/server applications
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systems analyst
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interacts with others to design information systems
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programmer/analyst
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designs, codes, and tests software
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programmer
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writes codes according to specifications
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client/server manager
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installs, maintains, and supports client/server applications
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systems analyst
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interacts with others to design information systems
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programmer/analyst
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designs, codes, and tests software
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programmer
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writes codes according to specifications
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director of research and development
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senior level management position in charge of all product development activities
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software architect
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computer scientists who are challenged to create new, cutting-edge technologies
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software engineer
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manages the details of software development projects
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systems engineer
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gives technical presentations and supports products on-site
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software developer
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develops new programs under the direction of the software architect
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customer support techincian
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provides assistance to customers who need help with products
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characteristics of information techonology (IT) professionals
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1. work with IT in all its various forms
2. are needed by both small and large companies 3. keep up with fast changing technology |
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what are the fastest growing industries in the US economy?
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software publishing, computer system design, related computer servies
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offshoring
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transfer of jobs from workers in one country to workers in other countries
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outsourcing
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transfer of labor from the firm to outside entities.
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computer science
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uses the principles of science and engineering to improve computing
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computer science training involves:
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prgramming languages, programming language structure, advanced computer graphics, artificial intelligence, relational database design
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computer information system
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departments are usually located within business schools, focuses on the practical applications of computing, skills needed by businesses are emphasized.
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computer information systems training:
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programming, systems analysis, finance and marketing, communications skills, interpersonal skills
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systems engineering
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uses the scientific method to create and maintain systems in business and industry
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computer science
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uses the principles of science and engineering to improve computing
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computer science training involves:
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prgramming languages, programming language structure, advanced computer graphics, artificial intelligence, relational database design
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computer information system
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departments are usually located within business schools, focuses on the practical applications of computing, skills needed by businesses are emphasized.
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computer information systems training:
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programming, systems analysis, finance and marketing, communications skills, interpersonal skills
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systems engineering
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uses the scientific method to create and maintain systems in business and industry
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