Yu-Ru Lin
Lyndon Kennedy
Roger Zimmerman
ABSTRACT
The future of multimedia community depends on how the community effectively and efficiently recruits, nurtures and retains young talents. Students tends to decide on their majors based on job opportunities and the main question in every student mind while finishing a degree is "which jobs are out there for me?" In this panel, we have gathered people from both academia and industry to discuss job opportunities and career perceptive. The panel will try to basically answer two main questions: (1) Which are the jobs for the fresh graduates of our community? (2) What are the carrier paths in both academia and industry?
Index Terms
- Job opportunities and career perspective for fresh graduates of the multimedia community
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