I'm a computer science major but don't actually know

>>18228440
GO TO YOUR COLLEGE CAREER CENTER
>GO TO YOUR COLLEGE CAREER CENTER
GO TO YOUR COLLEGE CAREER CENTER
>GO TO YOUR COLLEGE CAREER CENTER

Literally people who are paid to find you a job you fuck >>18228440

>>18228440
you might be in the wrong major my friend.
computer science isn't about computers or science.
it's essentially a math degree with like two programming classes.

>>18228440
Your work will mostly be CRUD shit roles
Frontend - build a website for CRUD shit
Android / iOS - build apps for CRUD shit
Backend - build the application server, which mostly handles requests from clients and does CRUD shit operations to a database

Non CRUD roles
Devops - automate the building, testing, deploying, monitoring of your CRUD applications by being actually a sysadmin who knows linux, docker, and some python
"Data Science" (warning needs math) - run your favorite machine learning algorithms over your user data to help the business milk more money

>>18228696
Well which major lands you internships/careers where you actually work hands-on with technology?

>>18228866
That's pretty much it.

You might get the odd interesting project once in a while, like developping a new scripting language in groovy or implement a new features requiring advanced shit like machine learning or neural networks.

>>18228696
>it's essentially a math degree with like two programming classes.
That varies by college and country. Mine was almost all applied and it actually pisses me off because I was considering a PhD but I'll be behind on a lot of theory because I actually did useful things.

>>18230744
Look, I did software engineering in Canada, which didn't have that much math of physics.

Right now, I am reading very dry research papers with loads of maths fine, it takes a while to get accustomed to them however.