Louisville Institute of Technology (LIT) – Louisville, KY
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20 years later: Louisville executives look back on 9/11 I was at University of Louisville Speed school for my first semester as an undergrad for computer engineering and computer science degree. I was with a group of friend trying to get an early brunch/lunch at the engineer cafeteria (today Miller IT Center.) I was one […]
Objective: Not all Information Technology (IT) involves software programming, engineering, development, or coding. Better said, most roles or jobs in IT are called non-programmers, BUT ALL IT Roles need to know the software architecture (Full-Stack software solution); the higher-level structure of software development; more importantly the flow and stages of data in the multi-tier/multi-layer software […]
New tech degrees DO NOT = more IT talent; in many cases it reflects a widening gap between what employers want and the workforce is able to provide For every tech degree holder who fills an IT position there are 10 who are rejected because they do not have the real, practical and hands-on full […]
Jewish Family & Career Services is proud to honor our MOSAIC Award recipients. These five individuals who call Louisville home have made significant contributions in their professions and our community. To date, JFCS has recognized almost 70 refugees, immigrants, and first-generation Americans who make our community richer and stronger for their work. We are excited to have […]
Back in 2006, Di Tran graduated from the University of Louisville with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and a two-year internship at UPS on his resume. But he couldn’t land a job for six months. Years later, as a top-level software engineer at Humana, Tran understood the challenge that employers were facing with new […]
Tell us about your role with your company and how you’ve contributed to making the business better. As the founder, I am the business leader, motivator, finance officer, and chief labor worker. I simply wear multiple hats as any small business owner would. The key is, I enjoy doing all those things and love helping […]
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Welcome to the New American Business Association Inc (NABA) – IT Intern / Louisville Institute of Technology (LIT) Apprenticeship Program. If you are looking for a paid internship/apprenticeship, this is not it, but if you want to become a REAL software programmer and be ready for applying REAL entry-level and junior software engineer/programmer position instead […]
To: Editor, The Louisville Courier Journal Date: March 10, 2021 The leaders of Kentucky’s public community colleges raised an important and timely issue (“Will you be ready to go to work…” CJ, 3.8.2021) regarding the resources and support necessary to put Kentuckians back to work as the restrictions from the pandemic abate. The gap […]
Objective This article is about the definition, the application, and the importance of Louisville Institute of Technology (LIT) one core program, True Work-Ready Full Stack Software Engineer. Key Terms: Break down the “True Work-Ready Full Stack Software Engineer” True Work-Ready LIT’s definition for work-ready means, the IT professional is equipped enough and capable of initiating […]
