Computer Science leads to many different education paths and careers. In this website, I will explore some of the education and career paths you can pursue with computer science in the fields of HTML and CSS, JavaScript, and Arduino.
Following are jobs that use HTML and CSS:
| Job | Company | Education | Languages | Experience |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web Developer | |
University degree in arts, design, engineering, science, math or computer science | JavaScript, HTML, and CSS | 5+ years in creating mobile pages with JavaScript |
| Front End Developer | |
Not specified | JavaScript, HTML, HTTP, and CSS | 2 years experience of developing large scale websites |
| Full-Stack Developer | |
BSc in Computer Science | JavaScript, HTML, and CSS | 3+ years of full lifecycle application development |
| Digital Media Specialist | |
Not specified | JavaScript and HTML | 5 years in digital media and 1 year in Affiliate Marketing |
| Application Developer | |
Not specified | JavaScript, HTML, java 8, Sql, Spring framework, and CSS | None needed |
Following are jobs which use JavaScript:
| Job | Company | Education | Languages | Experience |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Javascript Developer |  |
Not specified | SASS/SCSS, HTML, and CSS | Experience building large scale applications |
| Web Developer |  |
Not specified | JavaScript, HTML, ES6, SASS/LESS and CSS | 3 years in software development |
| Web Team Lead |  |
Computer Science Degree | JavaScript, HTML, and CSS | 4+ years in web development |
| Senior Software Developer |  |
Not specified | JavaScript, HTML, Ajax, jQuery, Handlebars.js, React and CSS | At least 4 years as a database developer and writing quality code |
| Junior Web Designer |  |
Not specified | JavaScript, HTML, Adobe Photoshop, Jquery, and CSS | 2 years of relevant work or school experience |
| Job | Company | Education | Software | Experience |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IoT Software Engineer |  |
Working towards computer science or computer engineering major | Raspberry Pi and Arduino | None needed |
| Intergrator - operations |  |
Diploma of college studies in electronic or audio-visual | Raspberry Pi and Arduino | 2-4 years of experience in visual arts and multimedia environment or similar |
| Software Engineer |  |
Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or Electrical Engineering | Arduino | None needed |
| Mechanical Design Engineer |  |
Not specified | Arduino | 3 years of mechanical engineering or product development |
| Research Scientist |  |
Ph. D. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics or Physics | Arduino | 2+ years of work experience through internships of research assistant positions with universities |
Throughout this course, my favourite language we explored was JavaScript, and I particularly liked animating in JavaScript. One of the jobs involving JavaScript that interested me was a JavaScript Programmer. To pursue this job and higher my chances of gettin a job I could:
One job that I found interesting in particular was the following:
I like this job because it sounds very interesting how you get to create content based on storyboards and I like that you get to create animations for webpages and games.
Languages in computer science are always changing and will be different from now to when I'm in university to when I'm an adult. To keep up with these changes I will have to constantly teach myself the new changes constantly brought to the world of computer science. Along with languages changing, technology will also change. By the time I'm an adult I assume computers will be so much more powerful and complex compared to what they are now, and will be used in even more things in our day to day lives. For a computer programmer, and average person, this is very good as it creates more jobs for computer programmers and lets them use their immagination to help make the world a better place. I look forward to the changes in technology in the future and hope I will be able to keep up with the constant changes in computer science!