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Computer Science Skills

Skills For Computer Science

A - C
  • Advanced quantitative
  • Analytical
  • Analyzing algorithms
  • Analyzing data relationships
  • Applying mathematics and the scientific method to computer problems
  • Assembly
  • Assessing the needs of end users
  • C
  • C++
  • Collaboration
  • Communication
  • Composing processes with pipes
  • Creating, modifying and executing a make file
  • Creating a code portfolio showcasing programming projects
  • Creativity
  • Critical thinking
  • Cultivating relationships with customers and/or internal constituents
D - L
  • Debugging programs
  • Detail orientation
  • Devising algorithms
  • Documenting coding changes
  • Editing files with emacs and vim
  • Engaging in lifelong learning
  • Evaluating sorting, searching, and filtering methods
  • Explaining technical concepts
  • Haskell
  • Independence
  • Investigative 
  • Java
  • JavaScript
  • LaTeX
  • Leadership
  • Learning new computer languages
  • Listening
  • Logical reasoning
M - P
  • Maintaining confidentiality
  • Making vague ideas precise using mathematics
  • Managing stress
  • Memorization
  • Microsoft Excel
  • Microsoft Word
  • Modeling physical phenomenon
  • Modifying algorithms
  • Navigating and manipulating filesystems within Unix
  • Note taking
  • Organizational
  • Persistence
  • Planning
  • PowerPoint
  • Predicting outcomes
  • Presentation
  • Prioritizing
  • Problem-solving
  • Project management
  • Prolog
Q - W
  • Quantifying a set of data
  • Racket
  • Reading critically
  • Receiving criticism
  • Research
  • Retrieving data through advanced querying
  • Scala
  • Solving differential equations
  • Squeak
  • Standard ML
  • Statistical
  • Statistical modeling of network traffic
  • Strategic thinking
  • Systematizing
  • Teamwork
  • Testing hypotheses
  • Testing software
  • Time management
  • Tolerating failure
  • Verbal communication
  • Web design
  • Written communication
  • Writing
  • Writing shell scripts

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