re promoted to information management positions yearly. The irony of this occupation is that in the age of information it is those who are most informed who are most likely to succeed. This is true of the computer systems analysts, for example, as those who have advanced computer or science degrees, or those who are familiar with most useful programs will have the highest chances for success in the field, "Those who are familiar with Case and other programming tools will have an even greater advantage. Employers will be more willing to hire someone who can combine programming with traditional systems analysis skills" (Bureau 5). COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYSTS Thesis: This analysis will describe the typical responsibilities of the computer systems analyst, including the job market and outlook for the career that may be one of the most misunderstood occupations in modern times. I. The misunderstanding of computer systems analysts A.Systems analysts are not solitary players in an organization. B.Integrated members of a team II.The difference of process and data III.The duties of systems analysts A.Implementation and design IV.Demand for system analysts A.The benefits of a highly technical and specialized field B.Statistics demand for systems analysts V.Starting salary for a systems analysts VI.Education and Training A.Bachelor's degree in B.Continued education and advancement...
