who to get good hardware engineer?
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well, am a hardware engneer, now good or not, up to you,
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Computer System & Networking will give you a good understanding of computer hardware and computer networking. You will know how to trouble shoot hardware, software, and network related problems. However, if you would really like to learn about all the inner workingsof a computer and how they inner relate to one another then I would suggest pursuing something in Computer Science or Computer Engineering. In my personal opinion this would be a better choice.
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if you are building a computer then you should know all about the hardware as well. dont try and do something you know nothing about
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Go to: \n\nS1jobs.co.uk or\nfish4jobs.co.uk\n\nIf you search under Computer Engineering you will get a feel for the amount and quality of positions available.\n\nHope that helps
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I would seek a job working for a firm that designs hardware for major OEMs. Servers and data storage are 2 big ones in the US still. Most people dont know it but large corporations like Sun Microsystems, Network Appliance, Fujitsu Siemens, etc. buy their products, or at least the designs, from other companies.
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The manufacturer's name will be on the spec's plate. go online and see if they can fill your needs.
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I know some guys here in the silicon forest (Oregon) that do well. Intel, Microsoft, Sun, etc all look for bright people.
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you need to know c programming language coz take for this case     \n When you replace a EEPROM on your machines hardware you need to rewrite the software in that EEPROM which is nothing but a bit complex c program - generally written and complied using Kyle C. \n As you are going to be a hardware engineer you will have to do chip level reparing also so and at time you will need to do things similar to the things mentioned above.\n So man learn the language as it packs more power than what you have not thought ight now ! ...
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Well, it depends on how familiar you are with computers, really, and what sort of repair you're planning on doing.  If you mean fixing software problems for computer users in their home, well, the best learning tool is actual experience with their operating system, but there are lots of books out there that do a good job of explaining OS'es.  If you're a novice, start with the For Dummies series - that'll get your feet wet, and it's entertaining.  Then you can move onto some of the more technical books.  If you're looking strictly at hardware, I'd advise getting the book "Upgrading and Repairing PC's", and maybe the "All In One A+ Certification Exam Guide".  These are huge books, but if you read through them, they can show you what the hardware does, how to install/replace, and they're good for reference.  As far as courses, you might check out places like ITT tech or community colleges - they usually offer courses in hardware architecture.
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Hei man, hardware is mostly work with practicle part, my advice is donot do hardward in online, you well furnised when you in practicle only...they are a lot of small problems will occur only when you in practicle only..
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There are several places on the internet with good prices on hardware.\n\nIf you want to buy from independent vendors, pricewatch is a good source. It compares prices and rates the vendors. \n\nIf you want a site with great selection, great prices you should try newegg (formerly egghead) You get a final price, not always the best price, but you pay your true cost.\n\nAnother site is tigerdirect, where you get great prices, but most of the time you have to get a rebate. your cost will probably be less, but you expend more on the purchase and get a rebate.\n\nThere is always amazon, where you'd get both worlds, direct vendor and affiliates.\n\nEbay is a great source, great prices, but you have to pay extra attention to the reputation of the seller.\n\njust add .com to each site =)
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I found the best way is often through temp agencies.  They specialize in short term jobs, which can often let you gain experience.\n\nAnother one is at a computer store.  This lets you experience all levels of hardware and software, and you quickly pick up the newer technology.\n\nHowever, you need at least some experience first.  You can always apprentice yourself.  I did this for 3 years, working part-time for free at a computer store.  That experience was invaluable later on in my career.
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I would try the major manufacturers. See if you can get a deal where they pay you based on your performance when using their products.
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Have someone you trust do it on thier pc.
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Information Technology Administrative Assembly Engineer\n\nGEEK\nNerd\nl337 or 3l337 (leet or elite)\nAble to put in screws, connect plugs & configure a “BIOS”\n\nBut kidding aside I don’t know
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i'd go for HP or IBM servers
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Hell yes mechanical engineers are still needed.  Someone still has to translate what gets done w/ CAD for example and build it.  Some has to design and build the new equipment needed to build and repair our new creations.  I don't think they will ever be out of a job.