Word: computerized
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Students talk in incredulous but admiring whispers about the senior whose parents are paying for her apartment in New York despite her consultant's salary, or the computer science concentrator to whom Trilogy--an Austin, Texas-based e-commerce firm--offered a cool $200,000 plus benefits.
For example, by monitoring managers' computer use, Mayer discovered that some use the resources too little--with unwillingness to learn new technology--or too much--with wasted hours surfing the web. "Am I putting a greater burden on them by asking them to be on the floor?" Mayer asks.
When I first arrived in Cambridge, I did not immediately recognize that I would spend the majority of my time at Harvard crouched over a computer churning out editorial copy. For a while I thought I might join the sailing team. It was not meant to be. My first piece...
And Stanford seemed to be a good match. Being in the heart of technology country sparked an interest in computer science courses, which she insists she would not have touched at Harvard. But it was also her first programming course that, combined with bronchitis, led to "meltdown" and one of...
Majoring in cybernetics--which merges his interests in biology, engineering and computer science--Parham studies hard. One time, after finishing a physics problem set, he let loose with a howl the whole library could hear. "But I've never done