"Information Technology, or IT (pronounced “eye tea”), has transformed the way the world does business, has boosted workers’ ability to produce, and even changed the forms of global art and culture. Computers are vitally important to America’s present and future prosperity, and the key to our continued leadership in this field is the talented IT specialists who make the “thinking machines” think. If you’ve got top-notch math skills, a mind that locks onto details, and the creativity to devise solutions to any problem, you could have a future in IT."
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Cyber security technicians are responsible for ensuring information systems data availability, integrity authentication, confidentiality, and non-repudiation. They assist in the development and...
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Host Ray Davis with the South Carolina Department of Education talks with experts in varying Career Clusters about the future of jobs in those fields in South Carolina.
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Information technology. Science. Engineering. Math. These are all words that come with a certain expectation of masculinity. A female who goes into engineering is rare, and a woman in a top position...
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Lola Jordan speaks to Palmetto Voices about cloud based data services and their application in the business and beyond. Lola Jordan is the President of Companion Data Services. For more videos...
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Lola Jordan, President of Companion Data Services, discusses the importance of the "soft skills", mastering communication and understanding people, in order to succeed in the business world. She...
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Tammy Mainwaring, Chief Operations Officer (COO) of the non-profit, IT-oLogy, speaks about how her unique background and willingness to learn led to a career and a position that is a perfect marriage...
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Associate Professor Jianjun Hu from USC's Department of Computer Science discusses his favorite subjects in school; talks about his first real job; gives advice to students who want to go into...
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The University of South Carolina Entrepreneurship Club has partnered with the USC Computer Science department to build mobile apps. Students in this computer science class are working collaboratively...
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Tiny Techz is a program designed to educate young students in science, technology, engineering, and math. It helps students get a head start in learning essential tools for their future careers.
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The University of South Carolina alumnus, Mike Meyers, certainly has a lot to share about his experience running his startup company Tradeversity. As co-founder and CEO of Tradeversity, Meyers works...