The Job Role
Computer Operators
oversee the operation of computer hardware systems, mainframes, minicomputers, networks and personal computers.
They must:
anticipate problems
take preventive action
solve problems that occur
during
operations
They provide supportive functions for programmers and systems analysts and usually work with little supervision.
Recommended Education:
Practical experience; on-the-job
training
Specific computer-related
training
Technical certifications
Some community college
recommended for advancement
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What to Expect
The skills gained by computer operators can be a stepping stone toward other computer technology careers.
Operators who enhance their skills with further education and training maintain a competitive edge to progress within their career field.
Computer Operators have careers in various industries such as government, wholesale and retail, manufacturing, data processing, finance, insurance and other information industries.
Employment Opportunities:
Entry-level computer systems
design
Data processing, hosting
and related work
Support to computer software
engineers, programmers
Data entry and information
processing
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LearnKey Courses
*IC3: Internet & Computing
Core
Understanding the Internet: Fundamental Users Guide
Security Essentials for Computer Users
Basic Computing (A+ intro)
Outlook
Word
Excel
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