Technology for New Generation

Cyber security According to 2014 data from Burning Glass , cyber security jobs in the US grew by 74% between 2007 and 2013 – more than twice the rate of IT jobs overall, and raising concerns about the shortfall in qualified graduates. In February 2015, President Barack Obama spoke of the need to “collaborate and explore partnerships that will help develop the best ways to bolster our cyber security.” It’s not hard to understand why he might think so. We live in a hyper-connected world, in which absolutely everything – from banking to dating to governmental infrastructure – is done online. In today’s world, data protection is no longer optional, for either individuals or nations, making this another growing strand of computer science research

Computer-assisted education The use of computers and software to assist education and/or training, computer-assisted education brings many benefits and has many uses. For students with learning disabilities, for instance, it can provide personalized instruction and enable students to learn at their own pace, freeing the teacher to devote more time to each individual. The field is still growing but promising, with many educators praising its ability to allow students to engage in active, independent and play-based learning

Big data analytics Back in 2012, the Harvard Business Review branded data science  the ‘sexiest job’ of the 21 century.  Yes, you read that correctly. There has been a surge in demand for experts in this field and doubled efforts on the part of brands and agencies to boost salaries and attract data science talents. From banking to healthcare, big data analytics is everywhere, as companies increasingly attempt to make better use of the enormous data sets they have, in order to personalize and improve their services.