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The document outlines the responsibilities of IT professionals, including analyzing, designing, programming, managing, and troubleshooting computer systems. It also details various careers in information technology such as information security, software development, and network administration, along with the essential skills needed for success in the field, including technical, soft, and basic computer skills. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of familiarity with office tools, web skills, Wi-Fi access, and collaboration skills.

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Introduction Tocomputing Notes 2-3

The document outlines the responsibilities of IT professionals, including analyzing, designing, programming, managing, and troubleshooting computer systems. It also details various careers in information technology such as information security, software development, and network administration, along with the essential skills needed for success in the field, including technical, soft, and basic computer skills. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of familiarity with office tools, web skills, Wi-Fi access, and collaboration skills.

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introduction to computing notes( 2-3 )

IT PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Analyzing
 Gathers requirements, modifying computer systems to improve production and
workflow, expanding systems.
Designing
 Web pages design, screen layouts, process flows.
Programming
 Writing code for computer software
Managing
 Monitoring and controlling computer systems
Troubleshooting and Support
 Help desk technician and workers

CAREERS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


Information Security
 Protects organizations from cyber threats, ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and
availability of data

Network Security

 Focuses on protecting the integrity of network infrastructures by preventing and


responding to cyber threats.

Software Developer

 Builds software applications tailored to meet user needs, often invoolving coding,
testing, and debugging.

IT Project Manager

 Oversees IT projects, managing resources, timelines, and communication between


stakeholders.

Web Developer/Designer

 Creates and maintains websites, focusing on both front-end design and back-end
functionality.
Game Developer/Designer

 Designs and develops video games, focusing on gameplay, graphics, and user
interaction.

Systems Anayst

 Analyzes and designs technology systems to solve business problems, often acting as a
bridge between business needs anf IT solutions.

Network Administrator

 Manages and maintains an organization's network infrastructre, ensuring it operates


efficiently and securely.

Database Administrator

 Manages database, ensuring data integrity, security, and availability for users.

IT SKILLS NEEDED TO SUCCEED IN IT


 Technical Skills- Specialized knowledge and expertise required to perform specific tasks.

examples:
 Technical writing
 Social media management
 Coding
 Network configuration
 hardware deployment
 Operating system knowledge
 Database management
 Soft Skills - Personal attributes that enable someone to interact effectively and
harmoniously.

examples:
 Communication
 Creativity
 Tenacity
 Resourcefulness
 Leadership
 Flexibility
 Basic Computer Skills - Fundamental knowledge and ability to use a computer, including
understanding of operating systems, basic software applications, and internet browsing.

examples:
 Writing documents in Word Navigating Windows or macOS
 Sending and organizing emails Making slides in PowerPoint
 Browsing the web with chrome Fixing simple computer issues
 Organizing files and folders Typing quickly with shortcuts
 Using Excel for data and charts Installing and updating software
 Familiarity with Office Tools - the ability to effectively use common office software and
tools and improve productivity.

examples:
 Writing in Microsoft Word
 Analyzing data in Excel
 Creating presentation in PowerPoint
 Managing emails in Outlook
 Scheduling in Outlook Calendar
 Collaborating with Teams
 Taking notes in OneNote
 Web Skills - the alility to use the nternet effectively, including navigating websites, using
web-based applications, and understanding basic web technologies.
 Wi-Fi Access - the ability to and use wireless internet networks to access online
resources and perform digital tasks.
 Collaboration Skills - the ability to work effectively with others towards a common goal,
sharing knowledge, skills, and resources.

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