While studying Computer Science, you’re learning how to break down complex problems, understand how everything fits together, and propose creative solutions. You’re also developing important technical and professional skills that can be applied in a variety of industries from technology to health care, earth sciences, and many others.
These skills may include:
- Ability to break down real-world, high-level problems into simpler components that can be solved and implemented on a computer
- Computer coding for maintainable, reusable software
- Debugging and testing of information technology systems
- Evaluation of the impact of design and implementation choices on computational resources such as time, space, and energy
- Effective communication with stakeholders to map domain problems into computational solutions
- Development of well-structured computer programs in multiple programming languages and at different scales
- Adaptation to new technologies, including computer programming languages, frameworks, and techniques