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K & E SLIDE RULE. Lost on the way between the Union and 1142 Indiana. Please contact Than Tun Vi I 3-7184. 3-17
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FOR SALE
DRUMS — GRETCH — Black pearl and
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TWO PIECE MODERN SECTIONAL with matching table. One driftwood lamp and a tall glass lamp. All in excellent condition Call VI 2-0189 evenings. 1625 Powers. 3-14
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He's a computer programmer.
HE HAS ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL JOBS IN BUSINESS TODAY
It's a job that didn't even exist until a few years ago. But today it's one of the most important—and certainly most unusual—jobs that a college graduate can do. Data processing systems, with their advanced technologies and tremendous speeds, offer new challenges to college graduates. It is a field for new ideas, new methods, and new techniques.
Setting Up The Problem
The assignments are interesting. IBM programmers have programmed computers to tell businessmen the best locations for new factories; help engineers design electronic circuitry; aid manufacturers in finding the most profitable potential market for new products; work out payroll or quality-control problems at the push of a few buttons; and even analyze how other computer programs should be developed.
A computer programmer analyzes a business, industrial, or scientific problem, and translates it into a language which the computer can "understand." From there the computer goes to work with prodigious speed and accuracy. Often it can solve problems in minutes, which might take days or even weeks, if done by other methods.
Your Logical Abilities Go To Work
No previous experience, or even knowledge of the way computers work is necessary to begin a career as a computer programmer. But you should have the talent and ability to analyze complex problems, to think clearly and to express yourself well. These, plus a college degree with two years of college mathematics, are important prerequisites.
If you qualify as a computer programmer, you will be given an intensive training course in the problem-solving methods of the computer. The salaries are excellent, and your future could be as unlimited as the future of the computer itself. If you think you might be interested in becoming a computer programmer, you can obtain more details from the IBM representative who can be contacted through your College Placement Director.
Or write, outlining your background and interests, to:
Manager of Technical Employment, Dept. 875 IBM Corporation
IBM Corporation
590 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.
IBM
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