Career Paths | Digital Humanities Lab | SIU

There are no limits to who can utilize the technology available at the Digital Humanities Lab. Let’s dive deeper into simulations. As stated on the home page, simulators can provide users with an immersive and realistic experience that can be used for entertainment, education, or training purposes. People can experience simulators in many ways. Some may opt for the entertainment value, while others may use them for educational or training purposes. Each simulator is designed to provide an accurate representation of the real-world activity it is based on.

Example Career Paths:
- Software designers - Video game developers - Industrial engineers - Flight instructors - Mechanics - Pilots - Teachers - Trainers - Architects - Designers - Military personnel - Real estate agents

Software designers and video game developers can use the technology to create more realistic simulations and virtual worlds. Industrial engineers can use the technology to simulate their designs before constructing a physical prototype. Flight instructors can use the technology to teach their students how to fly safely. Mechanics can use the technology to diagnose and repair mechanical systems. Pilots can use the technology to practice their skills. Teachers can use the technology to provide a more interactive and engaging classroom environment. Trainers can use the technology to give their students an immersive learning experience. Architects can use the technology to design 3D models of their buildings. Designers can use the technology to create more complex designs for products. Military personnel can use the technology to train for combat scenarios. Real estate agents can use the technology to show prospective clients virtual tours of properties. This is just one aspect of how people of any discipline can use our services. The possibilities are endless.