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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. |
