What do computer science graduates go on to do?

I myself am a computer science major, and I think computer science is a very good employment advantage. In addition, I think the employment prospects of good professional mainly: mechanical design and manufacturing and automation professional class, medical class and so on.

1, computer science

? The computer profession average starting income is higher, especially the technical personnel. The professional demand grades gradually pulled apart, the computer level of relatively high positions, such as project researchers, can be competent candidates are still not many, graduate students still need some time to practice. Almost all large companies or enterprises need computer professionals, especially in coastal cities and the Pearl River Delta region. Software engineers and network security are particularly prominent.

2, Mechanical Design and Manufacturing and Automation

? Cultivate with basic knowledge of mechanical design and manufacturing and application ability, can be engaged in the first line of industrial production in the field of mechanical manufacturing design and manufacturing, scientific and technological development, applied research, operation and management. with the ability to develop CNC technology personnel, processing manufacturing and machinery design industry and other professional demand.

3, medical and pharmaceutical professionals

With the improvement of people's living standards, especially the aging problem is becoming more and more serious, medicines, medical equipment, medical personnel, medical technology and other aspects of the increasingly high demand for geriatrics professionals, caregivers, health care personnel in the future demand for a relatively large number of high-tech development-based pharmaceutical industry. High-tech development based on the pharmaceutical industry is a "sunrise industry", will always show good growth. The first thing you need to do is to get your hands on some of the best products and services in the world.