Computer Work

If you are asking this because you are wanting a lucrative career in computers, stop right there. So many people tried that, especially many years back before the dot com crash. It even led my college to enforcing a "You must take these two classes first and pass with at least a B to stay in the major" rule because people would take the major, but hated it, because they saw money in it.

That being said, it really depends on your interests. Programmer, Tech Support, research, and then the various markets with each concerning Video games, Language Learning, and so many others provides a bit of variety. My advice is to decide WHAT part of Computer Science interests you most, and find out the corresponding courses related to it.

Jam it back in, in the dark.