2.  Good with Computers  Enjoy using them  What to take › Computer programming › Networking › System designs

3.  Figure what program is best  Install software and maintain updates  Check security and ensure system are working  Evaluate network or system performance  Solve problems quickly

4.  Computers › Computer software  PRTG net monitoring software › Computer programming

5.  Newest equipment  Printers  Internet › LAN  Local area networks › WAN  Wide area networks

6.  Skilled with computers  Know how the computers work  Know how to repair › Viruses › Physical Damage  Lift every day objects

7.  Bachelors degree › Computer engineering  Degree › Computer engineering › Electrical engineering  Certificate

8.  42,400-108,090  Average is 69,160  40 hours per week › Work outside of business hours › On call › Lots of overtime

9.  IT manager  Vice president  Chief officer  Software Developer

10.  Newest equipment  Use of computers › Programming and Software  Chose work type › Freelancing › Company

11.  On call › Day › Night  Not knowing hours  Working over time › Outside business hours

12.  Continual classes  Grow 28% from 2010-2020 › Faster than average › 96,600 more jobs

13. Freedman, Jeri. Careers in Computer Science and Programming. New York: The Prosen Publishing Group, 2011. print. “Network and Computer System Administrator.” Bureau of Labor Statistics. N.P., 29 March 2012. Web. 14 May 2012. “Network Administer Software.” Paessler AG, 1998. Web. 16 May 2012.