English for IT 226

This person writes, tests and debugs computer programs, usually as part of a team.

• System analyst

• Project manager

• Helpdesk supervisor

• Software developer

This person sets up new computers, installs software and provides help with IT problems.

• Database administrator

• Helpdesk supervisor

• Programmer

• Support technician

This person supervises technical support staff, who may be working in a telephone call centre

• Helpdesk supervisor

• System analyst

• Chief Executive Officer

• Project manager

CEO stands for ...

• Clown Executive Officer

• Company Entertainer Octopus

• Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization

• Chief Executive Officer

CIO stands for ...

• Career Is Over

• Chief Illness Officer

• Chief Information Officer

• Clever Information Officer

This person is responsible for all of the company’s worldwide sales and operations, sales activities, service and support in all markets and

countries

• Chief Executive Officer

• Chief Information Officer

• Human Resource

• Project Manager

Answer explanation

•The CIO oversees the people, processes and technologies within a company's IT organization . They answer to the CEO of the company.

•The CEO is responsible for the finances of the company and reports to stockholders. CEOs act as the company's public face and make major corporate decisions.

Choose the BEST variant:

Zafia ... ... at the company - she's a programmer.

• checks emails

• is responsible for projects

• writes softwares

• writes software

Choose the best SYNONYM for the phrase 'be in charge':

Ashley is in charge of a team of technical support people. When their customers have a problem, they help the clients to get things working again.

• is reponsible for

• maintains

• supervises

• writes specifications for

Futachiba has ... ... in six countries and sell its products to almost every country in the world.

• customers

• suppliers

• cloud computing services

• production facilities

John has to call a project manager ... - they're working on a project together.

• ocasionally

• usually

• hardly ever

• never