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I want to earn my degree in computer science so I can get the job I want.

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Those who are analytical, good at problem solving and have the ability to pay attention to detail might enjoy a computer science career. This is a promising field with employment outlook ranging from average to much faster than average over the next several years.

Computer and Information Systems Manager

Computer and information systems managers oversee the computer activities of organizations or companies. They implement technology that can help these entities meet their goals. While some employers hire job candidates with a bachelor's degree, many prefer those with a master's degree in business administration (MBA). Computer and information systems managers' median annual earnings were $123,950 in 2013.
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Computer Systems Analyst

Computer systems analysts assist their employers with the efficient and effective use of computer technology. Many employers prefer to hire job candidates who have bachelor's degrees and for more complex jobs, some require a master's degree. In 2013 computer systems analysts earned a median annual salary of $81,190.
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Computer Hardware Engineer

Computer hardware engineers research, design, develop, test and oversee the manufacture and installation of computer chips, circuit boards and computer systems.

They also work with computer peripherals. To work as a computer hardware engineer one must earn a bachelor's degree. In addition, to work directly with the public, one must have a license. Computer hardware engineers earned a median annual salary of $104,250 in 2013.
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Computer Programmer

Computers would be merely pieces of plastic without the computer programmers who write the programs that enable them to perform their functions. One must earn a bachelor's degree, usually in computer science, to work as a computer programmer. Computer programmers earned a median annual salary of $76,140 in 2013.
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Computer Support Specialists

Computer support specialists help companies' customers or staff solve computer-related problems. They may help with difficulties computer users are having with software programs, operating systems, computers or peripherals. While some employers will only hire computer support professionals who have bachelor's degrees in computer science, the level of education required in this field varies. They earned a median annual salary of $46,620 (median wage of $22.41 per hour) in 2013.
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Software Developer

Systems software developers create operations software that make computers and other devices run. Applications software developers design and produce software and games that make them useful. While a bachelor's degree isn't a strict requirement for this career, earning one can help you prepare for it. In 2013 systems software developers earned a median annual salary of $101,410 and applications software developers earned $92,660 per year.
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Web Developer

Web developers are responsible for the way websites function. They tend to sites' technical aspects. Although experience and certification may be enough to get someone a job as a web developer, many employers prefer to hire job candidates who have earned a bachelor's degree in a computer-related field. Web developers earned a median annual salary of $63,160 in 2013.
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Web Master

Web masters maintain websites and tend to tasks such as design, analysis of user data and responding to user feedback. For most jobs one needs at least an associate degree or a certificate, but more advanced positions require a bachelor's degree in a computer-related major. Web masters earned a median annual salary of $82,340 in 2013.

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Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics, US Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2014-15 Edition, on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/oco/ and
Employment and Training Administration, U.S. Department of Labor, O*NET Online, on the Internet at http://online.onetcenter.org/ (visited January 12, 2015). Explore more Careers By Field or Industry

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Those who are analytical, good at problem solving and have the ability to pay attention to detail might enjoy a computer science career. This is a promising field with employment outlook ranging from average to much faster than average over the next several years.

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This is what I want to do in the future I want to become a computer programmer.

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After community college I want to go to ASU to earn my degree in computer science.

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I struggle in my Spanish class a lot so one of my goals is to pass that class.

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Spanish has six separate conjugations for each verb.

Knowing the adequate amount of Spanish vocabulary and grammar will ensure that you pass your Spanish class without much difficulty. By employing certain studying methods, you will optimize your time spent and the amount of information you retain. Flashcards and conjugation charts are two of the most popular studying tools used in foreign language classes.

Creating and Using Flashcards

Step 1

Fold the top and bottom of a piece of paper in half horizontally, and then fold the folded paper in half horizontally.

Step 2

Unfold the paper and then fold it in half again, this time vertically. The paper should now be divided into eight rectangles.

Step 3

Cut out each rectangle. These will be your flashcards.

Step 4

Write a different English word on one side of each of your flashcards, and its corresponding Spanish translation on the other side.

Step 5

Flip through each flashcard, starting with the Spanish sides. Try to recall the corresponding English word for each one.

Step 6

Put the flashcards that were easy for you in one pile and the ones that gave you trouble in another pile. Keep practicing with the ones that are more difficult for you until you are able to remember them all.

Step 7

Repeat the process, this time starting with the English sides and trying to recall the Spanish translations. This will be much harder.

Making Conjugation Charts

Step 1

Create a chart that has four columns and four rows. Write "Verb" in the top-left cell and "English Meaning" in the third cell of the first row.

Step 2

Write "Yo" ("I") in the first cell of the second row, "Tú" ("You" -- familiar use) in the first cell of the third row, and "Él/Ella/Usted" ("He"/"She/"You" -- formal use) in the fist cell of the fourth row.

Step 3

Put "Nosotros" ("We") in the third cell of the second row, "Vosotros" ("You" -- familiar use, plural) in the third cell of the third row, and "Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes" ("They" -- males/"They" -- females/"You" -- formal use, plural) in the third cell of the fourth row.

Step 4

Practice verb conjugations by filling in the empty cells of your conjugation chart. For example, put the verb "Hablar" in the "Verb" cell, and "To speak" in the "English Meaning" cell.

Step 5

Conjugate the verb for each form using the blank cells next to each pronoun. For example: "yo hablo," "tú hablas," "él/ella/usted habla," "nosotros hablamos," "vosotros habláis," "ellos/ellas/ustedes hablan."

Step 6

Repeat this process by making more tables to practice your conjugation, paying special attention to irregular but commonly occurring verbs such as "ser," "estar," "hacer," "decir," "saber," "tener," "venir" and "salir."

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