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M1 REVIEWER Flashcards

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esponsible for keeping all computer operations and networks running smoothly.

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IT dept

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hey also determine when and if the organization requires new hardware or software.

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IT dept

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workers in this field manufacture and distribute computers and computer-related hardware.

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computer equipment field

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workers in this field develop, manufacture, and support a wide range of software.

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computer software field

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provide preventive maintenance, component installation, and repair services to customers.

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computer service and repair field

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determine a buyer’s needs and match these needs to the correct hardware and software.

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Computer salespeople

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they teach students and employees how to use software, design and develop systems, write programs, and perform other computer-related activities.

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Computer educators and corporate trainers

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professional who draws upon his or her expertise in a specialized area of computers and provides computer services to clients.

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IT consultant

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Jobs in an IT department fall into six main areas:

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management, system developing and programming, technical services, operations, training, and security

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directs the planning, research, development, evaluation,and integration of technology.

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management

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analyzes, designs, develops, and implements new information technology and maintains and improves existing systems.

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System development and programming

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evaluates and integrates new technologies, administersthe organization’s data resources, and supports the centralized computer operating system and servers.

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technical services

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operates the centralized computer equipment and administers the network, including both data and voice communications.

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operations

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eaches employees how to use components of the information system or answers specific questions.

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training

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develops and enforces policies designed to safeguard data and information from unauthorized users.

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security

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Three broad disciplines in higher education produce the majority of entrylevel employees in the computer industry:

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cis/it, cs, ce

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programs teach technical knowledge and skills and focus on howto apply these skills.

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Computer information systems(CIS),

or information technology(IT),

18
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programs stress the theoretical side of programming and operating systems.

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Computer science(CS)

19
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programs teach students how to design and develop the electronic components found in computers and peripheraldevices.

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Computer engineering(CE)

20
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Four primary ways to stay current with computer technology:

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  • professional organizations and personal networks
  • professional growth and continuing education activities
  • computer publications and Web sites
  • certification.
21
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are formed by computer professionals with common interests and a desire to extend their proficiency.

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professional organizations

22
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a scientific and educational organization dedicated to advancing knowledge and proficiency of information technology.

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Association for Computing Machinery(ACM)

23
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a professional association of programmers, systems analysts, and information processing managers.

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Association of Information Technology Professionals(AITP)

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one of the larger technology trade shows, bringing together thousands of vendors and more than 110,000 attendees.

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International Consumer Electronics Show(CES

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help to keep people informed about the latest developments in the computer industry.

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Computer industry publications

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this is where people discuss or share opinions, analysis, reviews, or news about technology.

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web sites

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a process of verifying the technical knowledge of an individual who has demonstrated competence in a particular area.

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certification

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help professionals prepare for certification at their own pace and supplement other training methods.

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Self-study programs

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which are available on the Internet and on many company intranets, allow students to set their own pace in an interactive environment.

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Online training classes,

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classes that are available in a variety of forms, including seminars, boot camps, and academic-style classes.

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Instructor-led training

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include the certification sponsor’s Web site and individual Web sites.

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Web resources

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