Network administration provides great career opportunities for today's computer scientist. Computer scientists are now exploring new technologies for scanning and recognizing three dimensional objects. A person having expert knowledge involving the programming, operation, and networking of electronic machines that perform high-speed mathematical or logical operations. Computer Scientists are the people who focus primarily on the science of programming, operating, and controlling computers to store, communicate, and retrieve information. That's all changed.
Computers are everywhere.
In fact, there's virtually no aspect of our society that isn't reliant on computers to one extent or another. Virtually every desk of every office has a computer sitting on it. Virtually every home has several computers, from the PC in the family room to embedded processors in the VCR or air conditioning thermostat. In fact, we now use computers to do everything from sequencing traffic lights to programming microwave ovens. Computers control the power grids that bring electricity into our homes and businesses, the phone lines that interconnect us, the toys we play with, and the stores we shop in.