The three careers I chose to examine were IT Security Administrator, Forensics Investigator, and Obstetrician Gynecologist. I chose these careers because I discovered that the employment rates for these jobs are expected to grow at a faster than average 37% from 2012-2022. This is because data security threats are growing and with more digital technology rising, more organizations have become victims of cyber crimes. The other career is what I want to be. Internet Security Administrators, also known as computer security specialists, or Internet security specialists, protect computer systems against attack.
Due October 19th, 2015 Erin Gibbs: 200270053 Dr. Andrew Cameron Bio 222 Written Assignment 1 1. Health officials realized that the mysterious illness was not caused by a bacterium because the pathogen would be identified quickly in comparison to a virus, which is more complicated (CBC, 2013). 2. It was hard to identify the infectious agent because SARS presented as flu-like symptoms with a rapid onset and is similar to the common flu (CBC, 2013). People who had other underlying health problems made it difficult to identify symptoms of SARS because it made it hard to differentiate (CDC, 2013).
1) Plants have evolved many ways in which they can survive well on land. a) Identify three changes that had to occur for plants to move from a life mostly in water to a life on land. Three changes that had to occur for the plants to move from aquatic to terrestrial life are the following: Body support: In water, the plants are buoyant and the effect of gravity on them is minimal. The reason of developing rigid stem is to support the plants in a way that it can grow higher above the land.
Ultrasound Technician They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but in order to see your baby, your brain, or even the inside of your stomach. They send a sound wave through a device that creates an image. That picture can determine the rest of your life, whether it’s a baby or not. The influence of my choice is more really goals I want to have in finding a career.
2a. If sunlight were to disappear almost completely, it would leave lasting effects on many organisms such as an earthworm, a shark, a maple tree, a saguaro cactus, or a teenager. While looking at an earth worm, the short term effects would be beginning to see more of the species during the day. Earthworms are nocturnal, so they live beneath the surface when it is daylight and come out once the sun goes down. Because of this in the long run, the earthworm species would eventually become overpopulated; they would be above the surface more, so they would have more time to reproduce.
As Ying 's story, she wanted to become a lawyer because she was following her parents believes. In future when she will become a lawyer, she will blame her parents for being such unhappy person. She will think that she should be happier as a Gardner. As for me, I chose to become a doctor hygienist when I had graduated from high school. Unfortunately, winds don 't blow as the vessels wish.
“What do you want to do when you become older?” That is a question many of us were asked when we were extremely young. As we grew up we continued to be asked the same question whether it was by a family member or a friend. The bold among us likely conjured up occupations a far cry from the typical nine-to-five grind; only to learn later in life that job opportunities like being a veterinarian would be hard to come by. At first, I thought that question would have been a lot easier to answer, until I had to start preparing for my college applications.
Technology & Biology: Unnatural Selection and the Future On the Origins of Species published by Charles Darwin over 150 years ago informed us on our evolutionary past, but which path will evolution take humans down in the future? In an article published by National Geographic there are a few predictions made on how humans may or may not evolve in the future. One prediction discussed in the article is especially intriguing, stating that humans could potentially achieve electronic immortality. What is so fascinating about this type of evolution is its very large contrast with naturally-occurring evolution.
The career that I have decided I would like to have one day is as a veterinarian. I really enjoy and care for animals and love to help them. I have some pets of my own and help them when they need it. I really like science and math and think this job is perfect for me. Being a vet involves a lot of mathematics.
1.) What is the difference between genetic selection and genetic engineering? How do they have relevance for disability? Genetic selection involves both genetic screening and genetic engineering.
For example, my step dad is in construction in every single field, form the foudation of the house all the way to the roof. My mom was in the army for making in the sort of chemical warfare. Making bombs to learning how to run away from a nuclear explosion, and my real dad was into making and sell furniture. For the love for math and consturstion I thought a consturctional engineer would make me happy and make a good living. Some things I've done to prosute this dream is take as many math classes as I can and take carpenter, wielding, and I'm signing up for physics next year.
The career I chose is geoscientist. The reason why I chose this career is because they can figure out what might happen to our Earth. One thing they do is look for safe areas to build highways that won't be affected by earthquakes. They are kind of the caretakers of our Earth. Another reason why I chose this is because of their skills needed to complete the job.
Introduction: Finding the career that fits I know that there is life after high school and the thought of it is a little bit nerve racking. We automatically become adults like if a switched turned on and BAM we are thrown out in the real world, expected to become a fine citizen of society. Our destined role after high school is to pursue a career that peeks our interest and pushes us to want to go to college and be the person we've always knew we could be. For me, Forensic Scientist popped out in my face.
Plus I am a very practical person who finds the most powerful drive in foreseeing the practical implications that might arise from the tiniest piece of theoretical information. That is probably why studying viruses appeals to me so much, because besides obviously helping us fight dangerous pathogens, research in virology can also provide us with important information about how the cells viruses infect work, which is critical in different areas as well. It is no coincidence that many molecular
