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 IT guru haru, I have an undergraduate degree in Accounting and Minor in Finance. 4 - 5 month kam khoje kam payena ani  1 year OPT  ko samaya kasari sidyo thaha nai vayena. So i decided to switch carrer towards IT. I am currently doing Master in system engineering(first semester). My school has a several Graduare program in IT. Master in  Software engineering , Databse Techologies, Technology Management(ERP) and system engineering, Information Assurance are the program offered at school. I guess my question is, How is the job market graduating on system engineering ? Or  which program  you people  would recommend in terms of job market ? I am extremely novice to IT field. Any advices are greatly appreciated

ifone · Mar 31, 2013 9:27 PM · 17,335 views

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Im also a prospective major and what I have heard is database management is much prominent than other field..BTW which school you are in now ? -sapphire

sapphires · Apr 1, 2013 2:02 PM

 Sapphire Thats what i heard as well (database mgmt). I see ton of IT talks here at sajha and surprised no one has responded except you. Thanks for atleast sharing. Sapphire i go to Regis University here in Denver. What about you ?

ifone · Apr 1, 2013 4:36 PM

I am not an expert but as of my best knowledge, if you can focuss on DB mgmt i am sure you can make atleast 80K a year.I have seen many ppl on this field even the cheaper company (Foxconn) pays 65K for the beginners  for DB mgmt field. But again i am not an expert on this.It field filed has a variety of section you already know that and nepal ma DOC huna lai science padnai parne , Engr huna lai maths linai parne jasto ni haina, be focussed in any one IT field but be a pro.Good luck buddy.

mikel · Apr 1, 2013 5:18 PM

Advice on Prospective fields/major: Software Engineering: Choose a software longaguage preferabbly - OOP language. Data Mining Computer Networks : You may want to gear up for CCNA, CCNP etc. Learn Script: tcl/tk, Python (preferably Python) etc. etc MOre important: Do your project on your own. Even if you master 10% of your own project, thats good enough. You can have a minor project and continue doing it untill you convert it as major project. It will definitely help once you graduate or search job in your next OPT/CPT. Get online certification once you progress on your next semester w.r.t your project/career goal. Always plan with your Academic Adviser and consult him about your career goals, aim, certification etc. ~ Don't simply comlaint if you dont hear from anyone in sajha. GoodLuck

no_more_crush · Apr 1, 2013 10:38 PM

 no-more-crush I am sorry if i was complaining. I am just naive in this field and was seeking for advices. Between thank you very much for the insight. I truly appreciate .

ifone · Apr 2, 2013 12:28 AM

 Thanks Mikel for sharing.

ifone · Apr 2, 2013 12:30 AM

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plano80 · Apr 2, 2013 7:34 PM

While learning DBMS , try learning on Unix also. I might be helpful if you wanna switch for admin. But I don't know much about it.

arni1101 · Apr 6, 2013 9:17 PM

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