About Us HCL is driven by the passion of 90,000 professionals across the world. With Global Delivery Centers and offices in 29 countries, HCL provides a gamut of services t; hat include product engineering, custom and package applications, BPOs, IT infrastructure, IT hardware, systems integration, distribution of information and communications technology (ICT) products across a wide range of focused industry verticals. For more information, please visit www.hcltech.com. HCL America HCL America was established in 1989 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. The company has a broad footprint across the Americas: Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Texas, Utah, and Washington (U.S.A); Toronto (Canada); São Paulo, São Leopoldo, and Curitiba (Brazil); and Guadalajara (Mexico). Educational Credentials:

1. Undergraduate/Graduate degree in Computer Science or related; graduated in 2009-2012.

Job Description

1. Coding, troubleshooting, debugging and testing

Desired Candidate Profile

• Java/J2EE, Swings, struts, hibernate, core java, springs, JSP, Apache, Tomcat, Oracle, PL/SQL
• Knowledge of WebServices, Object-oriented Design and Analysis (OOA and OOD) & OOPS Concepts
• Knowledge on Front end graphical user interface design on JSP.
• Should have worked on Java/J2EE, JSP and SQl Server (or Oracle) as part of university project or course work.

Responsibilities

• Coding and debugging applications.
• Software testing and quality assurance
• Evaluate and identify new technologies for implementation
• Maintain standards compliance

To apply, please send your resume in Word format to krishkm@hcl.com (Krishna Kanna) Best Regards, Joe Perkins Associate Executive -Pre-Sales & Strategic Initiatives Program Management Office (Global Delivery Centers) HCL America Inc. 11000 Regency Parkway, Suite 10, Cary, NC 27518 USA Office : +1 408 328 7832 Mobile : +1 978 325 1104 Fax: : +1 919 678 7581 Email: joe.perkins@hcl.com www.hcl.com

Web programmer needed 20 hours a week through the summer. Competitive salary. Experience with HTML/CSS, SQL and Active Server or similar technologies. Please contact David Michaels (michaels@sc.edu) for more information. No telephone calls, please.

The NACE Salary Survey of new College graduates is out (full report) and it says:

Graduates within the computer sciences fields have starting salaries that are 2.4 percent higher this year; their overall median starting salary rose from $55,087 to $56,383. employers in the information sector reported the highest number of new graduate entrants, with an impressive starting salary to boot—$64,400.

and

Computer engineering grads are the highest paid of the engineering disciplines, with a median salary of $67,800, a 0.6 percent increase over their class of 2011 counterparts’ median salary.

The figure below is taken from the full report. 'Computer Science' salaries tend to be lower than 'Computer Engineering' simply because there are many community colleges and online schools that offer Computer Science degrees, while Engineering degrees are only offered by major Universities with Engineering Colleges.

The College of Education is looking for a GA to perform web programming tasks for the 2012 Summer I & II semesters, with possible re-appointment for Fall and Spring semesters. Experienced with SQL and .asp/javascript. This position is responsible for maintaining an existing codebase as well as the development of new applications. Tuition and stipend. Please send inquiries, including CV and references to David Michaels – michaels@sc.edu – no telephone calls, please. David Michaels Director of Information Technology USC College of Education

Every year in May the Computing Research Association publishes the Taulbee Survey which is the principal source for information on the enrollment, production, and employment of Computer Science and Engineering majors in the US and Canada. That is, this is data you want to know. Check out the Computing Degree and Enrollment Trends report. The chart below is taken from that report:

From Computing Careers Market, based on Bureau of Labor and Statistics, we get the following chart: In other words:

For the foreseeable future, nearly 3 out of 4 new science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) jobs in the U.S. are going to be in computing! By contrast, just 16% will be traditional engineering jobs, and even fewer will be in the sciences or mathematics.

It looks like Pac-man. Awesome.