Is Computer Science a good major to do?

It's a good major, yes, but not for all. Are you good at math? Do you like computer programming? I like math and I would still never major in Comp Sci because I thought my college computer programming classes were boring. Before you plan on a major, try to take some courses that fall under the major. If you're serious about computer science, take calculus and C++ or Java. Also, do you see yourself doing something like designing computer chips in the future? Many Comp Sci jobs don't involve as much human interaction as other jobs, so this is another thing to ask yourself. Like the other person said, it's a competitive major. New jobs are emerging in the future but you don't need a computer science degree. Whatever you major in, make sure it interests you otherwise college will be difficult. You can also always change your major while in college.

It's a good major, yes, but not for all. Are you good at math? Do you like computer programming? I like math and I would still never major in Comp Sci because I thought my college computer programming classes were boring. Before you plan on a major, try to take some courses that fall under the major. If you're serious about computer science, take calculus and C++ or Java. Also, do you see yourself doing something like designing computer chips in the future? Many Comp Sci jobs don't involve as much human interaction as other jobs, so this is another thing to ask yourself. Like the other person said, it's a competitive major. New jobs are emerging in the future but you don't need a computer science degree. Whatever you major in, make sure it interests you otherwise college will be difficult. You can also always change your major while in college.

The thing I always tell people interested in Computer Science is that they need to discover not if computer science is a good major for them but if they are the right person for computer science. Programmers are born and not made. All the computer programming courses in the world will not make you any good at it if it is not your gifting and calling. Many eager CS majors take their first few programming courses and realize that this is not what they expected while others just take to it like a duck to water. If you find yourself struggling you can always switch majors into Info Sys or another IT area that does not require programming. Remember that at most 4 year schools you can change majors out to the end of your second year with very few credits or time lost. Being able to do well at CS has nothing to do with intelligence. Many of the people I know that were not successful in Programming are very successful in other fields.

i think it is nt gud.but its nt bad. u will have a lot of competators.

i think it is nt gud.but its nt bad. u will have a lot of competators.