B.Sc Biology

Here are the top 10 things needed to be done to increase knowledge in computer science:
1) Be logical
When computer Science professor James O'Dell was asked what the important basics to master for computer Science were, the first thing he said was to have a good foundation in logic. It really does go a long way, he said. When you are discreet with logic, it works well in developing the skills needed for algorithms and coding when it comes to computer Science.
2) Be mathematics
Math is also an important factor in computer Science, O'Dell said. In every way, computer Science is based around a mathematical foundation, he said. So when your programming functions and commands into computers, you need to understand the basis of all of that is in mathematics.
3) Challenge yourself
One thing that can help an aspiring computer specialist is by testing in real-life technical situations, said Matthew Wright, computer Science associate professor. He said people can seek these opportunities out on the Internet.
4) Get involved with a group
Nothing develops skills more than hanging around a group of friends who shares the same interests, Wright said. Getting involved with a group of that caliber really develops your skills, Wright said. It's much better to learn with a group of friends, learning the same technical skills, than it is a teacher lecturing in a class.
5) Be calm in stressful environments
One thing that computer engineering senior Sean Pierce recommends is being able to process large amounts of technical information quickly. The computer can be a toy, not just a tool, Pierce said. One should choose a field where one has a natural passion, and those who tinkering with their computer will probably be comfortable working with it professionally.
6) Be creative
Being a computer expert doesn't really mean you are restricted to one single method or practice. Being a computer expert means branching out and always striving for the impossible.
7) Branch out.
8) Read and write a lot of code.
9) Understand your tools.
10) Learn from failure, then quickly move on.