Interview for college

[werewolfyman]

Long time no see, Dolphin forums!

I have an College project in Human Communications that requires me to interview someone in my field of interest.....

Unfortunately, I don't really have the means of transportation to ask around for an interview, nor is it easy to find someone whose job relates to my current
field of study (CIS, which I haven't really started taking classes in yet, will do next semester), so I would like to politely request that the dolphin forumites help point me in the right direction.

Here's, the criteria, verbatim:

You will select a professional or expert in a career field you are interested in pursuing. The interviewee cannot be a friend or family member. You will then prepare questions for an informational interview with that person. Questions must be presented for feedback prior to the interview. The interview must be conducted after September 21st so that questions are relevant. You will then conduct an interview (either face-to-face or with any chat program, Skype, IRC, etc) with the designated interviewee, using the interviewee's REAL NAME. After the interview, you will prepare a presentation to inform the class on what you learned in the interview and through additional research. You will speak for 4-6 minutes and use a presentation aid (Powerpoint or otherwise) and additional research sources. You MUST turn in a preparation outline for your informational interview speech or your video submission will not be graded and will receive a ZERO.

I don't really know of any other options, so that's why I'm coming here.

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why did I take this class

[delroth]

"CIS"?

[ExtremeDude2]

I guess Computer Information Systems

[NaturalViolence]

@delroth

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bachelor_of_Computer_Information_Systems

Basically a broad IT degree that they don't call IT.

@werewolfyman

You're better off asking any of the big tech site forums. Like tomshardware for example. Loads of people in these communities that work in IT. I don't think you'll find many on this forum though.

[werewolfyman]

(09-06-2014, 11:36 PM)NaturalViolence Wrote: @delroth

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bachelor_of_Computer_Information_Systems

Basically a broad IT degree that they don't call IT.

@werewolfyman

You're better off asking any of the big tech site forums. Like tomshardware for example. Loads of people in these communities that work in IT. I don't think you'll find many on this forum though.

Ah, yeah. I do have a tomshardware account.

And yes, CIS is Computer Information Systems (a rose by any other name is still a rose)

I hate conducting interviews with a burning passion.

[werewolfyman]

Can a mod kindly lock this thread, please?