My college has changed their Computer Infomation Systems department. Which is the best for my career? Security, Internetworking, Networking or Programming?
Security: Firewall architecture and configuration, security measures and implementing an organization’s security plan. Define and implement operating system security, database security, and application security principles
Internetworking: Design and configure internetworking devices and protocols (i.e. firewalls, routers and switches.) Troubleshoot networking/internetworking problems. Define the network management functions
Networking: Administer common client and server operating systems. Define and use directory services. Perform server administration tasks.
Programming: Develop IS applications to support business processes and web applications using C++ and JAVA programming languages
2006-07-26
20:51:49
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I have 7 years of sysadmin and support experience.
2006-07-26
20:55:55 ·
update #1
I've done a little bit in each of these fields, lots in networking. Programming is difficult for me, but I like doing it once I get it right. I would most like to work as a sysadmin for a medium sized company, so any of the first 3 seem appealing to me.
2006-07-26
21:06:03 ·
update #2