I have been in and out of different colleges trying to see what to do. I want to be able to build, maintain and troubleshoot computers, but I am a little confused in which direction I should go. Into the Information Technology side or the engineering side to become a technician.
If you want to become a computer technician, all you need is a CompTIA A+ Certification. Get some books on A+ certification, study hard, register and pay for the exam on Prometric.com or Vue.com, select your venue. Attend the exam, pass the test, and you’ll be qualified.
Experience is also important. Visit IT forums and websites and see how people troubleshoot problems. Learn to use Microsoft’s Virtual Pc or Vmware Workstation.
Fantastic video on the progression of information technology, researched by Karl Fisch, Scott McLeod, and Jeff Brenman, remixed
An Exploration of why you should, and why you shouldn’t consider a career in Information Technology
I was browsing an online dating website (don’t ask which one but we’ll see how many people actually READ this descript and ask anyway) and decided to turn on my webcam.
Before you go on that online date, check out this commercial. Written and directed by Greg Scarnici