Architecture Java J2ee

Saturday, February 6th, 2010 at 4:23 pm

Hello, I'm in school right now and I think to be an architect, but there is so much architecture jobs

architecture job as project architect, landscape Architect, Licensed Architect, Solutions Architect, Data Warehouse Architect, Enterprise Architect, Software Architect, J2EE Architect, Technical Architect, Information Architect, Senior Application Architect and Java Architect. If anyone knows the difference between them, can you tell me a second between them all, and what they do in a very brief or no trace on. And what is a right one. There so many and I am confused about what I have to choose. Thank you.

Most of what you said is not true "architect" of jobs. They are IT jobs. They are all so similar that really is a big difference between them. Architects design things for construction. If this is what you will then investigate the preparation, Auto CAD and engineering. If you want to do one of the other jobs listed then study information technology, programming, networking and Cisco.

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