I'm outside of Pittsburgh, and the easiest great job to describe would be programmer or web guy at a startup.
With the classes I took, I had at least a semester of experience in assembler, Lisp, and Python, a year of C, a year of Java, assignments in some more esoteric old languages like Fortran and Cobol.
I've also played with Ruby and Haskell on my own time, and have previously done a lot of web applications and content management systems in PHP (this was before Ruby on Rails came out even).
I know CSS and XHTML and can design a pretty decent web page. I've been playing with CSS since 2003 and made my own blog, back end and design, from scratch more than once.
I can also run a Linux server, and understand things like HTTP and DNS.
With the classes I took, I had at least a semester of experience in assembler, Lisp, and Python, a year of C, a year of Java, assignments in some more esoteric old languages like Fortran and Cobol.
I've also played with Ruby and Haskell on my own time, and have previously done a lot of web applications and content management systems in PHP (this was before Ruby on Rails came out even).
I know CSS and XHTML and can design a pretty decent web page. I've been playing with CSS since 2003 and made my own blog, back end and design, from scratch more than once.
I can also run a Linux server, and understand things like HTTP and DNS.