of the following professionals, who does the majority of the systems construction job:?
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If you compare the jobs with actual construction jobs:\n\nCIO - Customer; defines what he wants\nSystems Analyst - Architect\nProgrammer - Builds the house; frames, electrical, plumbing\nDBA - Painter, landscape, appliances.\n\nAlthough the Programmer and DBA really have very similar jobs and have to work together. The DBA builds the database to be efficient; tables, relationships, etc. The Programmer writes the code that reads the data, presents it to the customer, writes it back to the database.\n\nSo of the two, probably the Programmer leads by a little with the DBA just behind.
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There are many jobs in Computer Engineering. Basically they are Hardware Engineer and Software Engineer.
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A civil engineer is the one who builds fixed physical structures, like buildings and houses, bridges, highways and roads, etc.\n\nThere a lot of good material in the links below.
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Servers, cooks, entertainers, custodians for the most general jobs
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Someone who takes control of a project and makes sure that the people, equipment and whatever resources are in the right places, at the right time and all doing the right things.\n\nYou are managing the project.
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Bill Gates.\n\nNo question about it. Fully documented.
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The system administrator is the one who has total access to everything on the computer. He can do everything from installing software to setting up networks and user accounts. If you own your own computer your more then likely the system administrator on it.\n\nLivyir
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An engineer facilitates the implementation of real world solutions to projects requiring not only planning and production but hands on completion as well.  It's a wonderfully rewarding gig if you can get it, especially in telecommunications.  I love my job !!
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system analyst is who initiates system development after client request. He gathers sytem requriements and meet with client to discuss about proposed system\n\nafter complete documented system functional and behavioural requirements . he forward this details to next phase system design
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Drafting, surveying, triangulation (using trigonometric theroms and formulas to determin distance, heighth, or location). Generally you'll fing the following types of people using it: architects, engineers, surveyors, cartographers, sailors, any and all branches of the militairy, navigaters, physicists, and of course geometry and trigonometry teachers.
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I'm going to assume software engineer:
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Well, if you mean which one is the best overall (not best for you) then i'd have to say Aerospace Engineering. Aerospace is the hardest degree to earn imao and covers so many areas of study in engineering that most Aerospace Engineers become "systems engineers" because of their broad base of information. Systems engineers control and oversee groups of people working on a project and ensure that everyone's ideas and subsystems create the desired product. Therefore these people are usually management level of some sort.\n\nSecondly, the job demand for Aerospace engineers has shot out the roof lately, with large government contracts being created at Lockheed Martin, Boeing's latest return to market domination, and the immenent retire of many aging Aerospace Engineers the market is great for any undergrad in Aerospace. Lastly it pays really well and you get to call yourself a rocket scientist.
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A popular title at computer companies, a systems engineer may be a system-level programmer or a person who performs pre-sales and/or post-sales programming and support for a hardware or software vendor.\n\nSimilar to software Engineer.
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analyse, design, develop, and manufacture all kinds of digital products and systems that including both hardware and software. They also plan, design, commission, performance monitor, optimise and manage complex computer systems.\n\nas well as \n\n    * liaise with clients to determine system requirements\n    * design servers and switches supporting the internet\n    * develop microprocessor chips to control computers and other hardware\n    * implement hardware and protocols supporting telecommunications networks\n    * prepare and interpret specifications, schematics and circuit diagrams\n    * design real-time operating systems\n    * use software tools for designing integrated circuits\n    * make prototypes\n    * develop software for business transactions, embedded control, compilers and editors, arithmetic and logic subroutines, simulation, CAD/CAM, office automation and educational applications\n    * implement process control systems such as navigation, guidance, detection and pollution monitoring instruments\n    * test software reliability\n    * develop computer systems\n    * use graphical user interfaces for complex industrial control systems\n    * provide technical support for marketing or customer service staff\n    * training technical staff\n    * develop and design recreational products and consumer electronics
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electrician. most average people can do the other jobs but it takes special training to deal with electrical components.
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In majority, industrial, technical & medical aspects
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someone who identifies aviods and finds  solutions to possible disaster scenerios within a company, structure or system.