Software Engineering
Developing software is a growing profession. Most software engineers try to fix problems that arise in the realm of technology. For example, if a program has a glitch or a bug, and doesn't do what it is intended for, the software engineer has to go through the code and debug. Debugging is a term that essentially means fixing the code so that the bug disappears. A big part of any engineer is finding solutions. It's up to the software engineer to install solutions, and update programs based on system specifications, system standards, programming, and by developing flowcharts, tables, documents, and diagrams. Software engineers also use the best available technology and programming techniques in order to be able to complete their task in the most efficient and timely fashion as possible.
What does it take to be a Software Engineer?
In order to be a software engineer, you are required to attend college and earn a bachelor's degree in the subject. You are also supposed to be proficient at programming, debugging, problem solving, teamwork, software development, software design, and software testing.
