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Career Q&A: Professional Advice and Insight--Computer Programmer

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Man sits for an interview in a room with a red couch, many plants, and computers behind him. Text reads, “Mike Nicholaides. Computer Programmer.”

The video "Career Q&A: Professional Advice and Insight--Computer Programmer" features insights from Mike Nicholaides, a computer programmer at PromptWorks. This educational video explores the role of computer programmers in developing software, including mobile applications, web apps, and business tools. Key responsibilities highlighted include teamwork, problem-solving, and client communication. Essential skills for the field, such as attention to detail and staying up-to-date with technology, are discussed. The video outlines educational pathways like computer science degrees and coding boot camps, emphasizing experience over formal qualifications. The relevance of networking and continuous learning for career advancement is stressed. The video also delves into future trends like machine learning and the Internet of Things, offering a comprehensive overview of the industry. This content is valuable for those interested in technology and aspiring to enter the programming profession.

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Runtime: 18 minutes 20 seconds

Topic: Careers, Language Arts, Science, Social Science, Technology
Subtopic: Coding, Communication, Computer Science, Computer Software, Computers, Employment, Job Skills, Occupations, Problem Solving, Technology
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2017
Producer/Distributor: Films Media Group
Series: Career Q&A: Professional Advice and Insight
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Man talks in a room with 3D printers behind him as if doing an Text reads, “Deacon Stone. Three-D Printing Specialist.”

Man sits in a room full of sophisticated machines behind him. Text reads, “Morgan Smith. Advanced Manufacturing Engineer.

Man sits for an interview in a library with a large TV screen on the wall that shows the atmosphere on the curve of the earth from space. Text reads, “David Walton. Aerospace Engineer.”

Woman sits for an interview against a black background. Text reads, “Katie Hackney. Drug/Alcohol Counselor.”

Man sits for an interview against a dark teal background. Text reads, “Dr. Alex Skaff. Anesthesiologist.”

Man sits for an interview at a desk with lots of papers and folders stacked on top. Text reads, “Elliot Hicks. Arbitrator.”

Woman sits for an interview in a gym with exercise machines and large yoga balls behind her. Text reads, “Sue Kilian. Athletic Director.”

Man sits at a desk with two computer screens on it. Text reads, “Philip Maniscola. Actuary.”

Woman in floral scrubs sits for an interview in a hospital room with a bed, nightstand, and vitals monitor behind her. Text reads, “Cathy HiggenBotham. Nurse Manager.”

Man sits for an interview against a pink background. Text reads, “Francis Fisher. Audio Recording Engineer.”