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Through coursework and project, the MEng program expands your versatility as a computer scientist. To further prepare yourself for the future, take challenging courses in new areas and push the "independence thing" as you work on your project. Computer science is a fast-changing field and just to keep up you need to be confident in your technical abilities. The best time to build that confidence is while you are a student.
Now is also the time to refine your communication skills and to develop an appreciation for the "big picture":
- Exploit Cornell's Office of Career Services and also the College of Engineering's version of the same.
- Prepare for those crucial job interviews and short technical presentations.
- Appreciate how researchers and entrepreneurs think. You may become one!
- Join the ACM or SIAM or DevChix or Systers for career-planning insights.
It's all about maximizing control over the direction of your career.