Career : Detective
First College : Liberty University
Second College :  Anthem College
Third College : Business Informatics Center
First College Requirements : admission to its J.D program a bachelor's degree from an insitution .
Second College Requirements : you must be able to speak and write english fluently, you must be a high school graduate or have certification of high school equivalency, you must pass our entrance assessment test.
Third College Requirements : high school record .

Career : Lawyer
First College : New York Career Institute
Second College : Westwood college
Third College : City College
First College Requirements : high school record  and other standardized test .
Second College Requirements : providing documentation of prior education , demonstrating proficiency in basic college - level skills , demonstrating english language proficiency .
Third College Requirements :  high school record .

Career : Engineer
First College : Princeton University .
Second College : Harvey Mudd College
Third College : New York University
First College Requirements : GPA and test scores .
Second College Requirements : Computer science course , must be a first year student , permission of instructor .
Third College Requirements :A Bachelor's degree from an accredited U.S or Canadian college or university , including all prerequisite courses . Applicants are required to submit official transcripts for all colleges attended upon acceptance . Applicants are required to take the Dental Admissions Test as part of the application process .

IC3 certification exam- computer process .

tranport layer security- a protocol that ensures privacy between applications that are communicating .

strong password- a password that is hard for other people to figure out .

spyware- it obtains information from a user's computer .

sniffer- a program that monitors network traffic .

secure sockets layer- a protocol used for managing the privacy of a message .

repetitive strain injury-repetitive motion injuries.

public key- it approaached that involves the use of asymmetric key .

private key- a unpublished key in a public key cryptographic system.

keylogger- keys stuck on a keyboard converted .

hardware firewall- its built into a router or a device .

hacking- somebody who breaks into computer by gaining all the access that he or she wants .

brute force attacks- a strategy that can theory to be used againsts data by an attacker .

browser hijacking- a malware program that alters your computer's settings .

telecommuting- you work at home while talking with the workplace by tax or phone .

online learning- those who use online ways for learning .

keyless entry system- a system used to remotely permit or deny access to places .

electronic commerce- it consists of buying and selling products or services .

digital cash-a bank issed number that can be used for internet transactions.

critical thinking- when something is being observed or concerned .

business to government (B2)- a derivative of  B2B referred to as a market definition .

business to consumer (B2C)-describes activities of businesses.

business to business (B2B)- it describes commerce transactions between businessess .

wildcard character- a character that can be substitued .

wiki- a website that you can find anything you want easily in a web browser.

trademark- a mark or a brand.

shared bookmark- shared bookmarks from the same website .

related search- related words that are being searched .

public domain- rights that held by the public.

podcatcher- used to download media .

plagiarism- a pieceof work that has been copied from somebody else and is presented as your piece of work .

phrase searching- a search provider.

peer to peer(p2p)- any distributed network company of people .

news feed- it provides users for updated news.

math symbols- a character that is used for mathematical relationships.

link list- a confederation of websites to a web ring.

libel- a fake publication printed for the use to defame a living person .

keywords- a key or a cipher.

indexes- a numerical scale used to compare things.