Most computer science majors have accepted industrial employment upon graduation. Some go to graduate school immediately, and many defer graduate study until after they have waited a few years. Quite a few graduates start their own businesses. Advising Resources Provided by the Department Faculty advisors in the Department of Computer Science serve as academic resources and advise students about career opportunities, internship possibilities, and graduate and professional school applications. They help students gain maximum benefit from their years at The College and to prepare for life after graduation.
All faculty work closely with the students they advise.
All members in the department make an effort to know their advisees on a personal basis. Advisors regularly review the students' records to insure that students are making normal progress towards their degrees. I - III before a student is permitted to register for the next course in the sequence or for another course for which it is a prerequisite. How advisors are assigned Ideally, advisors are assigned to incoming first year students and the advisors follow these students throughout their college career. Sabbatical leaves, staff growth and changes sometimes make this ideal unattainable.