An internship or part-time job with a telecommunications company is a good way to learn more about the telecommunications network engineering. Search for job listings posted through professional associations, on employment Web sites such as Indeed.com and Monster.com, and also direct postings on telecommunications companies' Web sites. Visit the Association of Computing Machinery's online learning center to find courses and publications on telecommunications networking, https://learning.acm.org.
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