Computers

Computer literacy is vital to success because almost every field depends on some kind of technology. Health care, government, education, science, and the business world all revolve around technology. Technology helps people finish their work in the fastest way possible. There are very few careers left that don't involve some sort of technology, and even those that do often keep records on computers.

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because,

a. if you're doing homework, stuff with your job, etc. i find that after 20-30 minutes, my brain just cant work any more, it doesn't take stuff in. but...

b. sometimes, it can be bad for your brain, to stare at a television or a computer for a long time, as you can get damaged eyesight.

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==Depends on the type and experience== Starting salaries are pretty impressive. For the major disciplines, Electrical/Electronic, Mechanical, Chemical, and Computer, entry-level salaries range from the high 40s to the high 50s. Civil engineers command less, for some reason: figure the low 40 to 50 thousand. Experienced engineers, especially design engineers, command twice that, but the big money is earned by those who go into engineering management (or who own their own firms). In my experience (large corporations) the answer as of early 2001 was in the neighborhood of $45,000 for a degreed electrical engineer (BSEE) early in his/her career going up to twice that or a bit more for a senior engineer with some truly remakable accomplishments. These are for engineers working as part of a small group or more likely as the senior person with some leadership responsiblity for a small group (half a dozen people). Engineers are not limited to doing engineering, however. Moving into some form of management (engineering department head, sales manager, plant manager, director, or higher)lead to significantly higher earnings than one can expect when working strictly as an "engineer". Please search the web for a more current answer. Chemical engineers made the most in a recent (2006) article I saw, and software engineers were right there at the top too. • Experienced engineers 2001 Average Salary: • Federal Government ,170 • Search and navigation equipment ,020 • Aircraft and parts ,230 • Guided missiles, space vehicles, and parts ,830 • Average starting salary in 2001: • bachelor's degree candidates in aerospace engineering received starting offers averaging ,918 a year • master's degree candidates were offered ,955 • Ph.D. candidates were offered ,167
Electrical Engineer right out of college (8 years ago) was about $25/hr ($55K/year). EE with 8 years experience about $95K or $40-$50/hr. EE with 16 years experience around $160K. (Houston, TX)
In my experience (large corporations) the answer as of early 2001 was in the neighborhood of $45,000 for a degreed electrical engineer (BSEE) early in his/her career going up to twice that or a bit more for a senior engineer with some truly remakable accomplishments. These are for engineers working as part of a small group or more likely as the senior person with some leadership responsiblity for a small group (half a dozen people). Engineers are not limited to doing engineering, however. Moving into some form of management (engineering department head, sales manager, plant manager, director, or higher)lead to significantly higher earnings than one can expect when working strictly as an "engineer". Please search the web for a more current answer. Chemical engineers made the most in a recent (2006) article I saw, and software engineers were right there at the top too.

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A bachelor's degree in most areas can require between 120 to 128 college credits particular to a specific program of study. This would be based on a college or university that operates on a regular two semester academic year which is the most common. For institutions that operate on a tri-semester or quarter-semester it would be quite different. That being said, the Bachelor's degree - in most cases - is designed as a four year program of study, provided the student is full-time and follows their chosen program of study as prescribed by the college or university, and also provided the individual does not require prerequisite or developmental coursework as a result of basic skills testing. The minimum credit load for a full-time student is no less than 12 credits per semester. However, to complete the degree within the four years, a credit load of approximately 15 to 18 credits is recommended. For individuals who work or who have other responsibilities that would prohibit them from attending full-time, completion of the degree may take twice as long. Still, some of this time can be cut down by attending summer sessions and/or interim sessions. In addition, the bachelors and associate degrees are referred to as undergraduate degrees while the masters and doctorate degrees referred to as graduate degrees.

While not all programs of study require a basic computer course, it would be to your advantage to make sure you have the necessary computer skills. Many jobs will require that the employee is computer literate. In addition, in this day of technology it is almost a necessity for your research, curriculum assignments, as well as your personal life activities in many areas. I would advise you keep up with the times so you are not left behind. Make sure you acquire the appropriate computer skills. It is not hard, and the benefits are many.

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The whole world has become a network of computers, like having a gigantic web connecting the whole earth. thus the world has been made a global village through the use of computers and the internet. therefore it is essential for everone to have at least a basic knowledge of computers in order to survive in todays and futures developing world.

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While people with a Ph.D. in Computer Science can work in any standard computer science related job, it seems that they tend to be more research-oriented. Theoretical research institutes are likely to employ people with advanced degrees such as a Ph.D.

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Provides added incentive and motivation to find another employer.

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Veterinarians need to have the same basic computer skills that most people in the United States need to have. Veterinarians will need to type the medical record into the database, update the billing and charge information, email clients about appointments, and search for reference information to hand to clients.

RAM(random access memory) speeds up a computer's speed when it comes to performing tasks, a hard drive enables it to do hard tasks easily.

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I am currently taking a course called "Becoming a Master Composter" so I think I am more or less qualified to answer this.

Humus (not hummous) is the as yet un- decomposed remnants of living plants or animals, basically the tiny organic pieces in the soil. Soil is also made of minerals and water, but the humus makes minerals into plant food. Humus is still rotting, and so is covered with bacteria and fungi. When earthworms are tunneling, this is what they are eating.

Humus retains water because it is spongy but also because it is covered with microscopic gelatin from worms and microorganisms. This is good because it keeps the soil moist and keeps plants from drying out.

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Pies have been around for thousands of years. Egyptians had pies filled with honey, fruit and nuts. Greeks and Romans made pies and pies spread to many different lands. Pies come in different sizes, with small ones called tarts, and did not always have crusts. While there is no way to know exactly how many flavors of pie there are, some flavors are: apple, cherry, lemon, chocolate, coconut, peach, meat (like pot pies), pumpkin, squash, raspberry, blackberry, blueberry, and others.

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