1. Telecom operators: graduates majoring in information and communication engineering can engage in network planning, maintenance and optimization in telecom operators. They are responsible for designing and managing wireless and wired communication networks to ensure the normal operation and performance optimization of the networks.
2. Communication equipment manufacturers: graduates majoring in information and communication engineering can engage in research and development, design and testing in communication equipment manufacturers. They participate in new product development, performance testing and quality control, and promote technological innovation and progress of communication equipment.
3. Software development: graduates majoring in information and communication engineering can engage in communication-related software development in the field of software development. They can participate in the development of mobile applications, network applications and communication protocols.
4. Data communication and network security: graduates majoring in information and communication engineering can work in the field of data communication and network security. They can participate in network design and management, the formulation and implementation of network security policies, network monitoring and protection.
5.IT consulting and solutions: graduates majoring in information and communication engineering can work in IT consulting companies or IT solution providers. They can provide services such as network architecture design, system integration and solution consultation for enterprise customers.
6. Research and education: information and communication engineering graduates can choose to engage in research and education, engage in scientific research projects in universities or research institutions, promote the development and innovation of communication technology, and train a new generation of communication engineers.
Self-taught IT skills
1. Set clear learning goals: Before self-learning IT, make clear the specific skills and goals you want to learn. Make a study plan according to the goal, including the study schedule and specific study content.
2. Find reliable learning resources: There are many free or paid learning resources online, such as online tutorials, video courses, e-books and so on. Choose reputable and authoritative resources to study, and choose a suitable learning style according to your own learning style.
3. Dividing learning stages: dividing learning objectives into small stages and tasks, and gradually completing them. Learning by stages is helpful to improve the concentration and effectiveness of learning and avoid excessive learning pressure and disorder.
4. Practice and project practice: Only by applying theoretical knowledge to practical projects can we master it better. Participate in practical projects or practices, and deepen the understanding and mastery of knowledge through practical operation and problem solving.