Q"An error occurred on the server when processing the URL. Please contact the system administrator" - this is what it says when i try and preview my asp pages in internet explorer. i have all asp programs on my computer including micro framwork and microsoft visual web developer. i was looking in a forum and some people said that the problem could be to do with IIS 6 not allowing access databases unlike IIS 5. what do you suggest i do.ps could it be because i have vista and not xp?

QLooking for website to post a free job posting ad.?Most job Locations are in Austin, Texas one is is Dallas and one on the WEST Coast WE are hiring for :Accountant II, Controller, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, NON-RETAIL,Logistics and Inventory ManagerDatabase AdministratorRegional Account Manager- Dallas Regional Manager – West CoastRisk Mgmt - Data Analyst Senior Financial AnalystSenior Software DeveloperSr. Web DeveloperSystems Administrator

QI work in the IT field as a Junior System Administrator where I have been working for 2 years, but want to become a Frontend Web Developer.Ive been applying for jobs for 3 weeks now but haven't heard back from any companies...I have a Bachelors in computer Science, focused on OO Programming. I have a basic understand of Javascript, HTML/CSS, Ajax, PHP, MySQL. I created a website in hopes of attracting attention from potential employers, but I can't even get a company to call me back....Obviously all of my previous jobs were in the IT field, so I'm guessing they don't like the fact I have no real web developing experience, but I can't get any without a company taking a chance and hiring me...So I guess my question is - should I put my website on my resume' with an explanation of what concepts/programming concepts I know?By the way I bought a domain, pointed it to my external dynamic IP, used port forwarding on my router to point to the webserver.

QI work in the IT field as a Junior System Administrator where I have been working for 2 years, but want to become a Frontend Web Developer.Ive been applying for jobs for 3 weeks now but haven't heard back from any companies...I have a Bachelors in computer Science, focused on OO Programming. I have a basic understand of Javascript, HTML/CSS, Ajax, PHP, MySQL. I created a website in hopes of attracting attention from potential employers, but I can't even get a company to call me back....Obviously all of my previous jobs were in the IT field, so I'm guessing they don't like the fact I have no real web developing experience, but I can't get any without a company taking a chance and hiring me...So I guess my question is - should I put my website on my resume' with an explanation of what concepts/programming concepts I know?By the way I bought a domain, pointed it to my external dynamic IP, used port forwarding on my router to point to the webserver.

QHI,Im A Freshman ( Undergraduate ), 19 Years Old, From Middleast (Saudi Arabia ) Who Wants To Take Your Advice In Careers.I Love Computers Very Much, But I Have A Problem In Deciding Which Field To Enter . .Computer Science Or IT ?!?!Its Really Killing Me Badly . .I can get rid off from my mind thinking about which course should i choose. Well I like Computer a lot ever since before. I like programming, animation, web developer/designer, game developer,animation, modeling. etcThe problem is my dreams are divided by two courses which are, IT and Computer Science.Computer Science VS Information Technology - Which is better in:1) Job opportunity2) Which is easy3) Dominant 4) etc (add your opinion here)see below as your reference. IT Career Path vs Computer science Career PathInformation Technology:Career Path * Applications Developer * Systems Analyst * Database Administrator * Technical Support Specialist * Database Analyst * Information Security Specialist * Network Administrator * Web Administrator/Web Master * Web Developer * Network Specialist Information * Technology Instructor * Network Operations * Analyst Researcher * Information Security AdministratorComputer ScienceCareer Path * Computer Scientist * Applications Developer * Systems and Software Engineer * Database Programmer/Designer * Software Developer * Information Security Specialist * Multimedia Authoring Specialist/Programmer * Quality Assurance Specialist * Computer Animation Experts * Researcher Systems Developer * Robotics Technology Specialist * Computer Science Instructor * Systems AnalystBelow are the Subjects of IT and Computer Science5) What are the major and Minor Subjects of:a) Information Technology:Languages and Humanities – 36 credit unitsMathematics and Natural Sciences Technology – 32 credit unitsSocial Sciences and Communications – 15 credit unitsBasic ITE Core Courses – 39 credit unitsMiscellany – (16) credit unitsProfessional Courses – 42 credit units * Computer Programming 2 * Object - Oriented Programming * Database Management System 1 * Database Management System 2 * Principles of Operating Systems and its Applications * Computer Programming 3 (Web Progg & Dev’t) * System Analysis and Design * Introduction to Software Engineering * Multimedia Systems * IT Practicum (minimum of 486 hours) * IT Capstone Project (Technopreneurship)b) Computer Science:Languages and Humanities – 36 credit unitsMathematics and Natural Sciences Technology – 21 credit unitsSocial Sciences and Communications – 15 credit unitsBasic ITE Core Courses – 33 credit unitsMiscellany – (16) credit unitsProfessional Courses – 57 credit units * Computer Programming 2 * Data Structures & Algorithm Analysis * Object - Oriented Programming * Algorithm Analysis and Design * Database Management System 1 * Principles of Programming Languages with Compiler * Automata and Formal Language Theory * Logic Design & Digital Computer Circuits * Computer Programming 3 (Web Progg & Dev’t) * Modeling and Simulation * Introduction to Software Engineering * Principles of Operating Systems and its Applications * CS Practicum (minimum: 162 hours) * CS Thesis * Research 1ASource:AMA university in Philippines.http://www.amauniversity.edu.ph/courses.aspLike Them Both, But I Wana Know Which One Would Be Better In The Future ( World Wide & Especially The Middleast; Saudi Arabia ) Position Wise And Financially .Give Me Reasons Depending On Your Choice?Anyway, Im Anxiously Waiting For Your Reply.Thanks In Advance For Your Time . .

QUndecided Course: Computer Science VS Information Technology - Which is better in, Job opportunity, etc?HI,Im A Freshman ( Undergraduate ), 19 Years Old, From Middleast (Saudi Arabia ) Who Wants To Take Your Advice In Careers.I Love Computers Very Much, But I Have A Problem In Deciding Which Field To Enter . .Computer Science Or IT ?!?!Its Really Killing Me Badly . .I can get rid off from my mind thinking about which course should i choose.Well I like Computer a lot ever since before. I like programming, animation, web developer/designer, game developer,animation, modeling. etcThe problem is my dreams are divided by two courses which are, IT and Computer Science.Computer Science VS Information Technology - Which is better in:1) Job opportunity2) Which is easy3) Dominant4) etc (add your opinion here)see below as your reference.IT Career Path vs Computer science Career PathInformation Technology:Career Path* Applications Developer* Systems Analyst* Database Administrator* Technical Support Specialist* Database Analyst* Information Security Specialist* Network Administrator* Web Administrator/Web Master* Web Developer* Network Specialist Information* Technology Instructor* Network Operations* Analyst Researcher* Information Security AdministratorComputer ScienceCareer Path* Computer Scientist* Applications Developer* Systems and Software Engineer* Database Programmer/Designer* Software Developer* Information Security Specialist* Multimedia Authoring Specialist/Programmer* Quality Assurance Specialist* Computer Animation Experts* Researcher Systems Developer* Robotics Technology Specialist* Computer Science Instructor* Systems AnalystBelow are the Subjects of IT and Computer Science5) What are the major and Minor Subjects of:a) Information Technology:Languages and Humanities – 36 credit unitsMathematics and Natural Sciences Technology – 32 credit unitsSocial Sciences and Communications – 15 credit unitsBasic ITE Core Courses – 39 credit unitsMiscellany – (16) credit unitsProfessional Courses – 42 credit units* Computer Programming 2* Object - Oriented Programming* Database Management System 1* Database Management System 2* Principles of Operating Systems and its Applications* Computer Programming 3 (Web Progg & Dev’t)* System Analysis and Design* Introduction to Software Engineering* Multimedia Systems* IT Practicum (minimum of 486 hours)* IT Capstone Project (Technopreneurship)b) Computer Science:Languages and Humanities – 36 credit unitsMathematics and Natural Sciences Technology – 21 credit unitsSocial Sciences and Communications – 15 credit unitsBasic ITE Core Courses – 33 credit unitsMiscellany – (16) credit unitsProfessional Courses – 57 credit units* Computer Programming 2* Data Structures & Algorithm Analysis* Object - Oriented Programming* Algorithm Analysis and Design* Database Management System 1* Principles of Programming Languages with Compiler* Automata and Formal Language Theory* Logic Design & Digital Computer Circuits* Computer Programming 3 (Web Progg & Dev’t)* Modeling and Simulation* Introduction to Software Engineering* Principles of Operating Systems and its Applications* CS Practicum (minimum: 162 hours)* CS Thesis* Research 1ASource:AMA university in Philippines.http://www.amauniversity.edu.ph/courses....Like Them Both, But I Wana Know Which One Would Be Better In The Future ( World Wide & Especially The Middleast; Saudi Arabia ) Position Wise And Financially .Give Me Reasons Depending On Your Choice?Anyway, Im Anxiously Waiting For Your Reply.Thanks In Advance For Your Time . .

QSmart Creations is a graphic designing company which provides services such as web designing and hosting, designing of paper advertisements, and developing of web based software applications. There are 3 graphic designers, 5 developers, 2 sales executives, a system administrator, a receptionist and the manager who manages the entire division. The web designers are involved in designing the images and graphics for both the advertisements and web sites, and they constantly complain about the slowness of the computers they use. The developers are not involved in designing of web pages or advertisements, but develop web based software applications based on the specifications given by the sales executives. They initially test their applications on the test server, and then install the system at client sites. The system administrator raises the need of buying a new test server with better performance. The manager decided to give two laptops to the sales executives who are frequently visiting client sites, to make it easy for them to prepare documents and do presentations to the clients. The manager himself complains about the frequent overseas travels he has to take and wants a laptop which he can carry when ever he is travelling. Considering all these the system administrator suggests buying new computers for the entire division including 2 machines for himself and the receptionist. Systems administrator will use the machine for recording of information about the computers and the issues, and the receptionist needs to record about the customer queries. Assume yourself as the system administrator, and suggest the configurations of different machines to be bought, and also indicate the number of computers required from each configuration you suggest. You have to give justifications for selecting each configuration for specified purposes.theres nothing specified.... just an imagination.... but should suggest what best for each person... no budget limit.

Qi want to do something in gaming am not sure which btec to do which will extend my prospects in the gaming field. doing the games design btect will this or the btec software development.IT Practitioners (Computer Games Design) BTEC Nationalthe careers: website design, computer games design IT Practitioners (Software Development) BTEC National the careers: computer programmer, game developer, networking administrator, web developer, IT support technician, database developer or business systems analyst

Q1. The computer systems design and related services industry is the 8th ____________ industry according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. A. highest paying B. largest C. fastest growing D. most important 2. Occupations in the IT industry make up _________ of the 50 top in-demand occupations according to Bureau of Labor Statistics projected data from 2006 to 2016. A. five B. seven C. ten D. nineteen 3. Which of the following IT occupations is one of the 50 top in-demand occupations according to Bureau of Labor Statistics projected data from 2006 to 2016? A. Computer Systems Analyst B. Documentation Specialists C. Network Systems Technicians D. Web Site Administrators 4. Of the seven IT occupations in the 50 top in-demand occupations, which occupation has the lowest average wage? A. Computer and Information Systems Managers B. Computer Systems Analysts C. Computer Support Specialists D. Computer Software Engineers, Applications 5. To receive a professional certificate, a person must __________________ to assure that an individual has the knowledge and skills to earn the certificate. A. receive a college degree B. pass a series of tests C. pass a pretest D. work for one year 6. Which of the following positions, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, will have the highest projected job growth? A. Computer Software Engineers, Systems Software B. Network Systems and Data Communications Analysts C. Computer Support Specialists D. Network and Computer Systems Administrators 7. The computer systems design and related services industry has an annual growth rate of _______. A. 1.5% B. 3.3% C. 3.7% D. 5.5% 8. There are numerous certificate programs designed by all of the following companies EXCEPT: A. Microsoft® B. Dell™ C. Cisco™ D. CompTIA® 9. According to the Information Technology Association of America, ______ of all IT workers are in IT companies. A. 92% B. 8% C. 87% D. 13% 10. Based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, which of the following IT careers would likely have the most job openings at any given time? A. Computer Software Engineers, Applications B. Network Systems and Data Communications Analysts C. Network and Computer Systems Administrators D. Computer and Information Systems Managers 11. All of the following are examples of a computer design and production career EXCEPT: A. computer scientist B. multimedia developer C. programmer D. network systems administrator 12. The job of a ____________ requires understanding of complex theories and the ability to apply those in developing new technology. A. computer scientist B. multimedia developer C. programmer D. network systems administrator 13. _____________ are commonly used to develop Web site interactivity, searches, and data mining. A. Programmers B. Multimedia developers C. Web designers D. Webmasters 14. The technical support specialist is an example of the ________________ category of IT careers. A. end-user support B. design C. production D. management 15. A common certification for computer training specialists is the _______________. A. Microsoft® Certified Solution Developer B. Macromedia® Certified Professional C. Microsoft® Office Specialist D. Certified Internet Webmaster 16. Which position requires the ability to solve technical problems, with a pay range of $27,000 to $48,000 per year? A. Documentation and Online Help System Designer B. Computer Sales Professional C. Computer Training Specialist D. Technical Support Specialist 17. A common certification for hardware technicians is the _______________. A. Novell Certified Service Technician B. CompTIA A+ Service Technician C. Microsoft Service Specialist D. Certified Repair and Service Provider 18. According to information from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the pay range for most programmers is _______________. A. $49,000 to $85,000 per year B. $30,000 to $54,000 per year C. $55,000 to $125,000 per year D. $58,000 to $94,000 per year 19. Multimedia developers are most likely to have which of the following certifications? A. Microsoft® Certified Systems Administrator B. Microsoft® Certified Solution Developer C. Certified Lotus Professional-Collaborative Solutions Application Developer D. Macromedia® Certified Professional 20. Most people in which of the following positions have earned advance college degrees in computer science? A. Chief Information Officers B. network systems administrators C. computer scientists D. Web site developers 21. Which of the following positions manages all network infrastructures for a business? A. data communications manager B. Chief Information Officer C. network s

Q. The computer systems design and related services industry is the 8th ____________ industry according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. A. highest paying B. largest C. fastest growing D. most important 2. Occupations in the IT industry make up _________ of the 50 top in-demand occupations according to Bureau of Labor Statistics projected data from 2006 to 2016. A. five B. seven C. ten D. nineteen 3. Which of the following IT occupations is one of the 50 top in-demand occupations according to Bureau of Labor Statistics projected data from 2006 to 2016? A. Computer Systems Analyst B. Documentation Specialists C. Network Systems Technicians D. Web Site Administrators 4. Of the seven IT occupations in the 50 top in-demand occupations, which occupation has the lowest average wage? A. Computer and Information Systems Managers B. Computer Systems Analysts C. Computer Support Specialists D. Computer Software Engineers, Applications 5. To receive a professional certificate, a person must __________________ to assure that an individual has the knowledge and skills to earn the certificate. A. receive a college degree B. pass a series of tests C. pass a pretest D. work for one year 6. Which of the following positions, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, will have the highest projected job growth? A. Computer Software Engineers, Systems Software B. Network Systems and Data Communications Analysts C. Computer Support Specialists D. Network and Computer Systems Administrators 7. The computer systems design and related services industry has an annual growth rate of _______. A. 1.5% B. 3.3% C. 3.7% D. 5.5% 8. There are numerous certificate programs designed by all of the following companies EXCEPT: A. Microsoft® B. Dell™ C. Cisco™ D. CompTIA® 9. According to the Information Technology Association of America, ______ of all IT workers are in IT companies. A. 92% B. 8% C. 87% D. 13% 10. Based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, which of the following IT careers would likely have the most job openings at any given time? A. Computer Software Engineers, Applications B. Network Systems and Data Communications Analysts C. Network and Computer Systems Administrators D. Computer and Information Systems Managers 11. All of the following are examples of a computer design and production career EXCEPT: A. computer scientist B. multimedia developer C. programmer D. network systems administrator 12. The job of a ____________ requires understanding of complex theories and the ability to apply those in developing new technology. A. computer scientist B. multimedia developer C. programmer D. network systems administrator 13. _____________ are commonly used to develop Web site interactivity, searches, and data mining. A. Programmers B. Multimedia developers C. Web designers D. Webmasters 14. The technical support specialist is an example of the ________________ category of IT careers. A. end-user support B. design C. production D. management 15. A common certification for computer training specialists is the _______________. A. Microsoft® Certified Solution Developer B. Macromedia® Certified Professional C. Microsoft® Office Specialist D. Certified Internet Webmaster 16. Which position requires the ability to solve technical problems, with a pay range of $27,000 to $48,000 per year? A. Documentation and Online Help System Designer B. Computer Sales Professional C. Computer Training Specialist D. Technical Support Specialist 17. A common certification for hardware technicians is the _______________. A. Novell Certified Service Technician B. CompTIA A+ Service Technician C. Microsoft Service Specialist D. Certified Repair and Service Provider 18. According to information from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the pay range for most programmers is _______________. A. $49,000 to $85,000 per year B. $30,000 to $54,000 per year C. $55,000 to $125,000 per year D. $58,000 to $94,000 per year 19. Multimedia developers are most likely to have which of the following certifications? A. Microsoft® Certified Systems Administrator B. Microsoft® Certified Solution Developer C. Certified Lotus Professional-Collaborative Solutions Application Developer D. Macromedia® Certified Professional 20. Most people in which of the following positions have earned advance college degrees in computer science? A. Chief Information Officers B. network systems administrators C. computer scientists D. Web site developers 21. Which of the following positions manages all network infrastructures for a business? A. data communications manager B. Chief Information Officer C. network sy