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essential standard 2 - functions of business (information technology)

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Information Technology Technology that enables information to be used to produce products and services.
Hardware The physical parts of the computer.
Software Programs on the computer with written commands that tell a computer what tasks to perform.
Internet Electronic information networks that carry audio, video, and computer data.
Network A system of computers, peripherals, terminals, and databases connected by communication lines.
Computer Engineer A profession that involves the understanding and design of computers and computational processes.
Computer Operator The person responsible for monitoring and controlling computer systems in a company or organization.
Systems Administrator A person employed to maintain and operate a computer system or network for a company or other organization.
Computer Programmer The person who writes codes for computer software.
Software Designer A person who designs, creates, and maintains software.
Systems Analyst A programmer who designs and manages the development of business applications on the computer.
Multimedia Designer People who work in communicating a concept or information via a computer using audio, video, text, graphics, animation, etc.
Help Desk Technician Persons responsible primarily for supporting end-user software applications, normally done remotely via telephone.
Technical Writer A person who creates technical documentation and user guides for a professional field.
Webmaster The person responsible for maintaining and updating a website.
Jenny is upgrading her company's computer system to help the employees be more productive at work. Analyzing
Manuel supervises the operations of all of his company's computer systems. Managing
Rebecca is writing Visual Basic.net computer instructions for the computers in her office. Programming
Nathan answers emails and telephone calls from the workers in his office concerning problems they are having with their computers. Troubleshooting and Support
Paul and Mary work together to develop new computers for a large computer manufacturing company. Designing
Jared designs and installs the cables that link the computers in his office into a LAN so the employees can share software and data. Networking
Brian's job involves creating new websites for companies. Designing
Agnes works in a company to offer assistance to the other employees when their computers are not working properly. Troubleshooting and Support
Kendall is responsible for over-seeing the entire company computer network—keeping it up-to-date, running efficiently, and free of viruses. Managing
Nan creates multimedia demonstrations for her company. Designing
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