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Mikell Clark
ITT Technical Institution

Researching for jobs related to my field of study (networking systems administration) was not hard, bureau of labor statistics provided information about computer programming, the field of study that is close to networking systems administration.
Computer programming is very similar when it comes to the technical field, networking systems and computer programmer take the same classes when it comes to school. They need the same amount of schooling, they both need at least a bachelor degree. They both have the same pay scale, making at least $74,000 a year and make around $30 an hour, when entering networking systems, you are required to take a programming classes to at least know about programming. Qualifications to become a programmer is to have Analytical skills. Computer programmers must understand complex instructions in order to create computer code.
Concentration. Programmers must be able to work at a computer, writing lines of code for long periods of time.
Detail oriented. Computer programmers must closely examine the code they write because a small mistake can affect the entire computer program.
Troubleshooting skills. An important part of a programmer’s job is to check the code for errors and fix any they find.
Qualification to become a networking systems administrator is Analytical skills. Administrators need analytical skills to evaluate network and system performance and determine how changes in the environment will affect it.
Communication skills. Administrators must be able to describe problems and their solutions to non-IT workers.
Computer skills. Administrators oversee the connections of many different types of computer equipment and must ensure that they all work together properly.
Multitasking skills. Administrators may have to work on many problems and tasks at the same time.
Problem-solving skills. Administrators must be able to quickly resolve any problems that arise with computer networks. As you can see they both need the same amount of skills and qualification in order to become a programmer or a networking system administrator, they are very similar when it comes to occupation. Duties for networking Network and computer systems administrators typically do is Determine what the organization needs in a network and computer system before it is set up, Install all network hardware and software and make needed upgrades and repairs, Maintain network and computer system security and ensure that all systems are operating correctly, Collect data in order to evaluate the network’s or system’s performance and help make the system work better and faster, Add users to a network and assign and update security permissions on the network, Train users on the proper use of hardware and software, Solve problems when a user or an automated monitoring system informs them that a problem exists. Programmer’s duties tie up with networking systems because sometime they are to perform that task when that costumer ask. Networking systems is a complete (Last Name, Article Title, Year) (government, 2014) overall of everything in the technical field

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Bibliography
government. (2014, January 8). Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retrieved from http://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/network-and-computer-systems-administrators

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