A Computer Science or Computer Engineering degree can take you many places. As graduates work in education, the arts, law, and countless other areas. Whether you directly apply your technical skills in a position at a tech company or contribute your knowledge of computing and creative problem-solving to a different industry. If you don’t have a favorite data-structure, and an algorithm that you find beautiful, then your computer science education is incomplete. If, after seeing an algorithm, your first thought is not about the complexity of the algorithm (O(n), O(log n), etc.), then you need to hit your books again. If you’ve only learned Java and C#, and you don’t really understand pointers, heaps, stacks, you will sooner or later be at a disadvantage. Understand the basics.

1)Ability to function effectively in teams to accomplish a common goal.

2)Ability to self learn and engage in life-long learning too.

3)To Understand of ability to use advanced techniques and tools in different areas of computing.

4)To Understand the theoretical foundations and limits of computing.

5)To Understand the computing at different levels of abstraction including circuits and computer architecture,

operating systems, algorithms and applications.

6)Ability to design, implement, and evaluate computer based system or application to meet the desired needs using modern tools and methodologies.

7)Ability to undertake small research tasks and projects.