What are job opportunities for cs graduates, if they are not good at coding ?
Paras SV , 02 May 2018
1 Answers
There are many occupations that require or benefit from a software engineering background, and many of them don't involve writing code directly. There's a great list published by makeuseof.com, including: Designer User Experience (UX) / User Interface (UI) Specialist Business Analyst Project / Program Manager System Administrator Technical Writer Marketing/Sales Quality Assurance Engineer Product Manager If there's a particular topic in computer science that you do excel in, I suggest focusing in on that, or perhaps going into research. Follow the link : job opportunities for cs
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