I have done Masters in computer science, I can teach you in a very friendly environment. A student majoring in computer science must excel in the use of computers, physical sciences, mathematics and English. This student is independent, self-motivated, able to concentrate, and able to handle frustration effectively. The required and elective courses you would take for Computer Science majors vary considerably among institutions. Courses are listed here that are illustrative of the breadth of topics you are likely to experience were you to major in this field. Algorithms Artificial Intelligence Calculus Computer Architecture Computer Science Theory Computer Theory Data Logic Data Management Design Physics Device Utilization Electronic Design Files and Databases Information Management Logic Design Machine Language Network Fundamentals Operating Systems Programming Languages Statistics

Some students will know how to use technology tools (such as texting) better than their teachers. But to really understand computing, including the science behind it and the ways to manipulate it, students need to take classes related to computer science taught by certified teachers who can express themselves well and who may have worked in the computing field before they became educators. In addition to explaining the fundamentals of computing, these teachers will be showing their students the merits of problem-solving, collaboration, and creativity. It’s a challenging and rewarding profession. Computer science teachers are always looking forward. They keep their eyes on the latest advances, the newest tools and breakthroughs. And they always keep the future in mind while teaching because, if they do their job right, some of their students may be inspired to become tomorrow’s engineers, system administrators, and innovator.