1. CAREER BALTAZAR PATINO Computer science Information technology September 12, 2013

2. IT MANAGE R Description: Computer and information systems managers are the people you frantically call when your office computer breaks, sends you a strange error message, or otherwise doesn't do what you need it to do. These professionals, also known as IT managers, may arrive at work to find an inbox full of these requests and need to decide who best to correct the issue, or at small companies, fix it himself. But the job goes beyond troubleshooting problems. IT managers also install and upgrade an organization's computer system and protect the office network from hackers and malware. When the job is done well, many employees won't even notice the work involved. But if you haven't had an email interruption or server meltdown in the past few months, you probably have an IT manager to thank for it. More info: Go to http://money.usnews.com/ careers/best-jobs/it- manager http://money.usnews.com/ careers/best-jobs/it- manager Skills: IT managers typically need a bachelor's degree in computer or information science Salary: $118,010

3. COMPUTER SCIENCE-SOFTWARE ENGINEER Description: Software engineers, sometimes known as software developers, create software that performs a function needed by users. Software engineers develop applications, such as video games or word processors, and systems that keep computers functioning efficiently. Regardless of their specialization, software engineers design each section of an application or system, plan how these parts will fit together, and create instructions for programmers to follow when they write the software's code. The list below features some of the most common job duties of software engineers. More info: Visit http://oedb.org/careers/co mputer-science/software- engineer/ http://oedb.org/careers/co mputer-science/software- engineer/ Salary: 100,160 Skills: A bachelor's degree in computer science software engineering, or a related discipline is typically required for software engineering careers.

4. STUDENT CARRER CHOICE: ARCHITECTS Architects spend most of their time in offices, where they consult with clients, develop reports and drawings, and work with other architects and engineers. However, architects often visit construction sites to review the progress of projects. Many work more than 50 hours per week. MORE INFO: http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and- engineering/architects.htm Salary: $72,550 per year $34.88 per hour Skills: Bachelor’s degree