As a computer science graduate, you will be responsible for using your technical expertise to solve a variety of complex computer-related problems. Careers in computer science can range from solving complex theory to hardware and software design, and it is common for computer science graduates to work on fun stuff like designing robots or finding different uses for virtual reality. Computer science graduates can also find a career in academic institutions.
Academic work uses theory more than practical application. You may also be responsible for designing database management software, updating computer bases, and transferring information across media.

Another popular career for computer science majors are network architects. As a network architect, you configure the Internet and local area network systems for residential clients or commercial businesses. Systems can be arranged using different hubs, routers, and wireless adaptors. As a computer scientist, expect to work about 40 hours a week, including weekends and holidays, to solve technical glitches.