Sentence examples for information technology students from inspiring English sources

I thought programming for Economic information technology students with two colleagues.

Similarly, da Costa et al. (2009) highlighted that among a group of information technology students in Brazil interest in creating a new business was influenced by the perceived vocation of the entrepreneurship course, the perception of social support in decision making from friends and family, the ownership of a business and the perception of entrepreneurial skills mastery.

Based on the existing research into FCM by Baker (2000), Novembe and Mull (2012), Milman (2012), etc., common understanding can be found that teachers' ability to make microlectures and knowledge of information technology, students' knowledge of information technology and a common communication platform between teachers and students are prerequisites for the application of FCM.

"There still is a lot of pollution," said Hamid-Reza Samadian, an information technology student.

Information technology student Hussein Shaker had only one year left of university in Aleppo when his studies were cut short by war.

Laura Blackwell, 22, an information technology student at the University of Gloucestershire, looked for opportunities to travel within the traditional graduate scheme route.

"Gaza is not poor in the way outsiders think," said Nida Wishah, a 22-year-old information technology student who was at the mall one recent afternoon.

Olivia Bullough, a first-year business information technology student says: "Part-time employment is a good way to make contacts to secure full-time employment upon graduation" Why else do you go to university?

Sitting at a table at the Lockpicking Village at the Defcon conference, Mike F. a 20-year-old information technology student at the University of Texas at San Antonio is surrounded by locks.

The article begins with a true story of two people who meet very briefly: an information technology student from Harvard University by the name of Nolan and the CEO of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer.

Others (Chen et al. 2010; Nelson Laird & Kuh 2005) did report that there is a positive relation between integration information technology and students' engagement.