Information Technology Career Cluster

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These flashcards cover key concepts from the Information Technology Career Cluster lecture notes, including definitions, pathways, education, salaries, job roles, skills, work environments, and technologies used.

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Information Technology

The study or use of systems for storing, retrieving, and sending information, especially computers and telecommunications.

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Career Pathways

Different fields within the Information Technology sector including Information support and services, Network systems, Programming and software development, and Web and digital communications.

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Education Requirements for IT Careers

Two-year and four-year college programs in information technology or computer science, along with certifications from companies like Microsoft, Adobe, Cisco, and Google.

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Salary Range for IT Jobs

Salaries typically range from $35,000 to over $200,000 annually, depending on the job, geographic location, and individual’s education and experience.

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Job Responsibilities in IT

Tasks may include programming, software development, installation and troubleshooting of hardware, and collaboration with systems analysts and engineers.

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Skills for Success in IT

Key skills include good interpersonal skills, problem solving, attention to detail, reading comprehension, decision-making, and math skills.

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Typical Work Environment in IT

Most jobs are indoors at a desk, involve working with technology, and typically adhere to regular business hours.

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Technology Used in IT Careers

Includes computers, specialized software and programming tools, general software like word processing and spreadsheets, as well as communication devices like phones and email.