Computer Forensics - Finding Out What The Bad Guys Did With Their Computers! by Abbie Frank
Computer forensics is a lot like the CSI investigation programs on the television. Using advanced techniques and technologies, a computer forensic scientist will reconstruct a possible crime using the data that one computer systems. This data may include email trails, files, hidden directories... Computer forensic science is an interesting niche in the law enforcement field that is seldom considered as a career. ... Computer forensics can be used to track emails, instant messaging and just about any other form of computer related communications.

So You Want to be a Games Developer? by David Bolton
In the good old days, back when the Internet had about 10 users and the web was a far off vision, PCs were called Home Computers and anyone could learn to write computer games. Three of us set up in business to write and sell our own games for the ZX Spectrum (Aka Timex/Sinclair) and Commodore 64. ... There is a definite career path available through programming Flash games and there are plenty of books to teach you to write games in Flash. ... Flash development is a skill in itself, though programming in ActionScript (which is JavaScript under a different name) is not that hard.

Computer Training and IT Certifications by Natalie Aranda
In the competitive world of the internet, computer training is necessary to gain skills and knowledge in order to get the validation you need to be recognized as an expert IT professional confronting all those opportunities and career challenges that have never been greater than today. ... Computer training online and computer based training products also offer online support from expert instructors, which make it easier to learn without even leaving the comfort of your home. ... Computer training is possible through formal education attending one of the many colleges or university...

Graphic Creations With Software by Sintilia Miecevole
A basic understanding of computers is all a person needs to create their own graphics with today's design software. Even with just small amount of design understanding, people can still use simple design programs to build their own cartoons strips, holiday cards, flyers and invitations. ... A computer screen displays 72 pixels per inch for a clear picture, but when you print a 72 dpi picture, it appears blocky and blurred. ... No matter what software fits your needs, making digital graphics can be a enjoyable and simple hobby, or even a professional career.

The Skills Needed for Software Design and Development by James Woodley
To get into software design and development, there are a few kill skills a person needs to know. As well as creating the concepts behind a computer program, those people with the skills in design will most likely create the graphics used in the software. ... Now is the time the graphics designers get to work to make the software look great! ... Once this phase is completed, the program, functionally at least, is complete. ... This is often the part of the project that takes the most time, depending on the type of technology and graphics used, this can take as long as a year in some cases.

Overview of Computer Based Training Vendors by Natalie Aranda
The overwhelming importance of computer-based training is further accentuated by the growing demand for skilled computer professionals. The result – a proliferation of vendors providing quality computer based training. These computer based training vendors train on a variety of computer... Career Academy uses CD-ROMs and round the clocks online service to help clients get computer-based training. ... CBT nuggets is another vendor that specializes in imparting computer-based training in videos of 30 minutes duration.

Introduction to Thomson NETg by Natalie Aranda
Thomson NETg is one of a kind global learning Enterprise offering live online classrooms and a wide range of Integrated Learning solutions. Their learning offer includes high-quality instructional content, cutting-edge enabling technologies with multiple delivery options, and a full range of... The history of Thomson NETg dates back to 1971 when the company introduced mainframe computer-based training, and by the year 2005 NETg acquired KnowledgeNet, a company leader in live and mobile learning, offering the first viable alternative to classroom-based training.

Cisco Certification: Recertifying Your CCNA and CCNP by Chris Bryant
Once you get your CCNA and CCNP, you can't just rest on your accomplishment. You've got to continue to study and add to your skill set - and then prove to Cisco you've been doing just that by recertifying. Recertification sounds like a pain, but it's actually one of the best things to ever... The one classic mistake you must not make is waiting too long to begin preparing for the exams, and give yourself a little leeway just in case you don't recertify the first time around. ... As you can see, you've got quite a few options either way.

Understanding Data Loss and Data Recovery by Bob Janeway
Losing data is the worst thing that can happen to someone who is too attached to computers. It is not a question on "how attached" a person is, it is a question on how much a person earns out of his data. In other words, for beginner computer users, losing files is like losing common documents,... Examples of which are computer aided design applications, graphic arts editor, video editors and programming applications. ... The means of data recovery depends on the diagnostic and troubleshooting on how the functioning of the computer started.

Computer Education Vocational Schools by Michael Bustamante
Computer Education is taught everywhere these days, from the preschool playroom to the graduate level university classroom. The primary goal of computer education is to prepare for negotiating today's world, as every aspect of commerce and business today is tied to computers in some way or other. ... Degrees in Computer Education can be earned in nearly any area of choice and are awarded for applications in fields of study including arts, humanities, sciences, computer software and hardware, government and business analysis, marketing, and commerce.