Resources for Computers and Software

Directory of computer and software companies. Resources for the computer industry.
Computer Careers

Information on employment in the computers and software industry. more »

B2B Markets for Computers and Software

Online business marketplaces that feature both buyers and sellers of computers and software. Websites include auctions, trading sites, and exchanges of products and services. more »

Computers and Software Information Resources

Research and reference materials focusing on the computers and software industry. more »

Computer Hardware

Quickly find the vital computer hardware you need, as well as suppliers and manufacturers of computer parts and computer components. Review listings for links to providers of compu… more »

Computer Advertising and Marketing

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Computers and Software Education and Training

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Training for Computers and Software


Computer and software companies need qualified candidates who are trained in all aspects of development. On the hardware side, technical training in building and repairing computers is a vital skill. Software developers need creativity and training both to succeed in a changing computer business environment.

You can start with an associate's degree to get your foot in the door and earn other degrees while you gain experience. Or consider a bachelor's or master's degree in computer science. Find a niche that interests you and pursue additional professional development courses and training and for computers and software from a number of places.

1. Earn a degree to gain entry to computer industry job opportunities.

2. Obtain an advanced computer science degree to further your career working with software and computers.

3. Participate in computer industry trade groups that provide members with professional development opportunities.

Look for basic computer industry degrees online

There are a multitude of online schools that provide intensive two- and four-year degree programs for those who want to work at computer firms developing and managing applications, building databases, operating networks or maintaining computer hardware.
Tarrant County College.

Acquire an advanced degree for better options at computer companies

Consider staying in school to get a master's degree or take courses through an online university to receive additional training in the computer sciences. After working for awhile with a computer manufacturer or software developing company, you may have a better idea of the direction you want to take with your advanced training. Consider a master of science degree or master of information systems management to advance.
Armor College of Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology.

Join computer business associations that offer members professional development

Most trade associations offer continuing education and professional development courses for their members. Look for organizations that offer members updates on the latest computer systems and training for how to implement them. If you are in management, find groups that serve the executive computer professional.

  • To make yourself more marketable as you continue your computers and software training, add courses that provide skills that cover emerging trends such as gaming on mobile phones and GPS technology.