SERIES MADE SIMPLE

Becoming a User Interface and User Experience Engineer

9781508175643. ea vol: 80p. (Tech Track: Building Your Career in IT). bibliog. further reading. glossary. index. photos. websites. Rosen YA. Aug. 2017. lib. ed. $35.75.
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Gr 7 Up—Some unique career titles in this set reflect a forward look at technology jobs that have immediate potential. User Interface and User Experience Engineer speaks to the fierce competition (especially in the personal device market) to satisfy customer demands, identify program flaws, and fix errors. Data Engineer focuses on the exponential growth of information and transactions, and how to store them. Some titles provide historical references (Charles Babbage, "Father of Computing," for one). Short worker profiles and day-in-the-life portions are welcome glimpses into the working conditions and preparation for the job. Vocabulary help is contextual, as in skeuomorphics (features not immediately noticeable in apps), hackathon (brainstorming via computer), and deconstructing engineering (taking things apart). STEAM skills are mentioned frequently in designing technology.
VERDICT A slam dunk for secondary career and STEAM collections.

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