Career Sectors of Computer Science ,Electrical & Telecommunication Students bd
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The document outlines career opportunities and job sectors for students in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE), Telecommunication Engineering (TEE), and Computer Science and Engineering (CSE). It highlights the necessary skills and knowledge required for various job roles in power, electronic, software development, database management, networking, and systems administration. The document also emphasizes the importance of pursuing a computer science degree for potential high-paying jobs and growing job markets.
Career Sectors of Computer Science ,Electrical & Telecommunication Students bd
- 1. Career Sectors of EEE, TEE & CSE Students Ashraful Islam Liton Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering, Faculty of CSE,HSTU ashraful.cse.11.hstu@gmail.com
- 2. Job Sectors for Us Power Sector Electronic Industry Software Farm Database Networking Sector
- 3. Power Sector Job Area: Power Generation Company ( Like as BTPP, EGCB, APSCL, NWPGCL etc.) Power Distribution Company (Like as PDB, REB, DESCO etc.) Multinational or Group of Company. Have to Learn: Highlights those topics or course which are related to Motor, Transformer, Generator, Inductor etc.
- 4. Electronic Industry Job Area: Electronic Device Producing Company (Like as Samsung, Walton, Sony etc.) Electronic Media (Like as Radio station, TV station etc.) Bio-Medical Computer Developing Company(Dell, Hp, Toshiba etc) Have to Learn: Highlights those topics or course which are related to semiconductor, resistor, capacitor, IC, Signal, Antenna, VLSI etc.
- 6. Computer Scientist Sub-specialties • Computer Engineer (Firmware Engineer) • Computer System Analyst • Software Engineer • Network Engineer • Database Administrator • System Administrator • Software Developer/Programmer • Application Programmer/Developer • Game Developer • Web programmer
- 7. Software Farm Job Area: Software Developing Company (Microsoft, Google, Jaxara IT, Accenture, Samsang, Nascenia IT, Enosis Solution ,kaj software Lmt,Desmi,Metafore,MCC,EATL ) Obviously Google,Facebook,Flikker . Game Developer Graphics Designer Bank (Public & Private ) Dhaka Stock Exchange Chittagong Stock Exchange Have to Learn: Desktop Application: C#, .NET, JAVA Web Application: PHP (CakePHP, Codelgniter), ASP.NET, MVC ,Rubby on Rails,Laravel Mobile Application : iOS, Android, windows, Blackberry etc. Language : Web >HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular Js. Mother Language : C ,C+,C#, Python
- 8. Database Job Area: Software Farm Mobile Operator Company ISP, ICX, IGW Have to Learn: Oracle MySql SqlLite (Android ) Tsql(c#) Linux/Windows Server
- 9. NETWORKING NETWORK SYSTEMS IP TELEPHONYTransmission
- 10. Transmission Job Area: Mobile Phone Operator Company (GP, ROBI, Airtel, Banglalink, Teletalk, Citycell ) Land Phone Operator Company (BTCL, Ranks Tel etc.) Electronic Media (Radio station, TV Station etc.) Have to Learn: RF – Radio Frequency Optical Fiber Microwave, Antenna Signaling System
- 11. Network Job Area: ISP - Internet Service Provider (Agni Systems, BDCOM, MetroNet, BOL, Dhakacom, Link3, Aamra Networks etc.) IIG - International Internet Exchange (BTCL, Mango, One Asia, BD-Hub etc.) IGW – International Gateway (Mir Telecom, Novotel, BTCL etc.) ICX – Interconnection Exchange (MNH, Getco, Agni-ICX, BTCL etc.) Mobile Phone Operator Company Multinational Company/Group of Company etc. Have to Learn: Switching, Routing Strong Knowledge on TCP/IP, IP Subneting, OSI Model LAN, WAN, VPN, VLAN, PPP etc. Professional Certifications: CCNA, CCNP, MTCNA etc.
- 12. Systems Job Area: ISP - Internet Service Provider (Agni Systems, BDCOM, MetroNet, BOL, Dhakacom, Link3, Aamra Networks etc.) IIG - International Internet Exchange (BTCL, Mango, One Asia, BD-Hub etc.) IGW – International Gateway (Mir Telecom, Novotel, BTCL etc.) ICX – Interconnection Exchange (MNH, Getco, Agni-ICX, BTCL etc.) Mobile Phone Operator Company Multinational or Group of Company etc. Have to Learn: Linux (Hedhat Linux, Centos, Ubuntu, Debian, Suse Linux, Fedora etc.) Windows Server. DNS Server, Mail Server, Proxy Server, Web Server, FTP Server, Iptables, Shell Script etc. Strong Knowledge on TCP/IP, IP Subneting, OSI Model. Professional Certifications: RHCE, MCP etc.
- 13. IP Telephony Job Area: IPTSP – IP Telephony Service Provider (Agni Systems, BDCOM, MetroNet, Dhakacom, Link3 etc.) VoIP Operator (Zamir Telecom, Aalap Communication, Alternet Access etc) VoIP Solution Company (Reve Systems, Mir Telecom, E-Soft Billing etc ) ICX, IGW, Mobile Phone Operator Company (Core, Billing). Multinational or Group of Company etc. Have to Learn: Linux (Hedhat Linux, Centos, Suse Linux) Asterisk, Elastix, Free-PBX, Vicidial, Go-Autodial etc. Signaling System (SS7), PHP, MySql. Strong Knowledge on TCP/IP, IP Subneting, OSI Model. Professional Certifications: dCAP, Cisco-Voice etc.
- 14. Others Valuable Jobs Bangladesh Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Air) BCS - Technical (Radio, Railway, Power) and General Bank (Both IT & General) Asst. Programmer/Asst. Maintenance Engineer in Different Ministry. Job in Abroad
- 15. Why Study Computer Science? ■ A CNN article ranks the 10 top-paying jobs (excluding medical doctors). 5 of which were jobs for which a computer science degree would be a great preparation. The average salary is between $61,250–$81,140 as follows: • Computer System Software Engineer - $81,140 • Biomedical Engineer - $70,520 • Physician Assistant - $69,250 • Computer Applications Software Engineer- $76,310 • Environmental Engineer - $67,620 • Computer System Analysis - $67,520 • Database Administrator - $61,950 • Physical Therapist - $61,560 • Network Systems and Data Communication Analyst - $61,250 • Hydrologist - $60,880
- 16. Projected Science & Engineering Job Openings (new jobs plus net replacements, 2004-2014) Engineers 22% Social Scientists 9% Life scientists 4% Physical scientists 4% Mathematical scientists 2% Computer specialists 59% US Bureau of Labor Statistics, November 2005 http://w w w .bls.gov/opub/mlr/2005/11/art5full.pdf 81%
- 17. • “I think there is a world market for maybe five computers” -- Thomas J. Watson, founder and Chairman of IBM, 1943 Exponential Growth makes many predictions look foolish
- 18. • “Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons” -- Popular Science, 1949 Makes many predictions look foolish
- 19. • “There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home” -- Ken Olsen, founder and President of Digital Equipment Corporation, 1977 Makes many predictions look foolish
- 20. Computer-enhanced driving A teacher for every learner Flattening the world Intellectual opportunity Transforming Entertainment and art Re-architecting the Internet Harnessing parallelism Transforming other fields of science and engineering
- 21. Transforming the nation’s defense Intellectual opportunity Security/Biometrics Sensor Networks Medical Imaging Personalized Health care
- 22. Link With This Community • LinkedIn • GitHub • Stack Overflow • Code Project • MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) • Windows Dev Center • Behance • Youtube