Great Jobs for Computer Science Majors 2nd Ed.

Great Jobs for Computer Science Majors 2nd Ed., 9780071390392 (0071390391), McGraw-Hill, 2002

What can I do with a degree in computer science?

The first step toward the rest of your life starts with that question, and the answer is right here. Get on the right path now for a satisfying and rewarding career in computers by learning to match your skills and interests with exciting employment opportunities. Great Jobs for Computer Science Majors will help you:

Assess your strengths and interests
Choose the ideal location
Establish your standard of living
Explore unusual career paths
Identify the best employers
Set a strategy for getting the job you want

About the Author

Jan Goldberg has written extensively in the vocational guidance area for many well-respected career publications and publishers. As a feature writer, she has contributed to top local and national magazines. She was named to the New York Public Library's List of Books for the Teen Age for the Year 2000 for her book, What's Bad About Being Too Good?

Series Codevelopers and Contributing Authors
Stephen E. Lambert is the director of career services at Plymouth State College in New Hampshire. He codeveloped this series with Julie DeGalan, a former administrator and career counselor at Plymouth State College.

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