Cyber Careers (PDF)

Name: Cyber Careers
Brand: Taylor & Francis
SKU: 141417501
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The Basics of Information Technology and Deciding on a Career Path (Sprache: Englisch)

Autor: Pee Vululleh

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The approach taken in this book emphasizes the basics of information technology and helps students decide whether to pursue an information technology career. Most students fail to pursue an IT career because of their limited knowledge (sometimes no knowledge) about the area. Similarly, most students pursuing a career in IT do not research the field before their pursuit. This book is purposely designed for students in this category. The book may be offered as a required text for an elective or core course to all bachelor's degree students regardless of specialization. Compared to other textbooks, this text guides students pursuing or wanting to pursue an IT degree/career. Most students often begin their study of IT without knowing the outside and inside of the area. Most of these students can change their minds to pursue a different career path after spending several semesters of studies, a waste of their time. If students are taught from the onset about what an IT career entails and what it takes to become successful, it will significantly help students and not waste their time. This book addresses the issue.

Autoren-Porträt von Pee Vululleh

Dr. Pee Vululleh is an educator, a consultant, and a researcher. He holds a Ph.D. in Information technology and currently serves as a Professor of information technology, curriculum developer, and editorial reviewer. Dr. Vululleh's research interests lie in the study of e-technology acceptance, and he is the author of several e-technology articles on the subject.