Defining your
interests can help you to find possible career choices. We enjoy
activities more if we are interested in them. We enjoy studying
subjects more when we are interested in the subject. The same can
be true for careers; we will enjoy a career more if it fits our
interests. This page will help you to match your interests with
related computer careers.
This page is based on Dr. John L. Holland's work. According
to John Holland's theory, most people are one of six personality
types: Realistic,
Investigative,
Artistic,
Social, Enterprising,
Conventional.
You may find that you have some interests in common with several
of the six groups of people.
Feel free
to research more than one group. For a summary of each group point
to a group below.
Orientation:
Hands On Activities
Attributes:
Stable, Practical,
Frank,
Independent
Likes:
Outdoor Work, Mechanics,
Athletics, Plants, Tools,
Working with Machines,
Animals
Ideas, Self-Expression,
Creativity, Working Alone,
Unstructured Situation
Types of Work:
Artistic,
Musical,
Writing Occupations
College Majors:
Architecture,
Art Education,
Music Education, English,
Journalism, Foreign Language,
Fine and Applied Arts,
Literature, Graphic Design,
Computer Animation