Is MS in Computer Science course worth taking from Arizona State University?What are the future prospects after graduation?

Let's not forget that ASU is one of the biggest universities in the US and that it receives substantial money for its research thanks to alliances with NASA and, most recently, Google. There are many positions on campus, and with barely any effort, you might get a very high-paying job at the college.

Most of ASU's computer science teachers are from GATECH, CMU, and UMCP, making them top-notch educators. ASU offers every CS course that other universities can't possibly imagine. Additionally, they allow you to select the area of specialisation you want to pursue.

Students at ASU are employed by most large corporations, including Google, Facebook, Amazon, and several startups. The college quietly completes extraordinary tasks without disclosing its accomplishments to rival universities. It was recently acknowledged as the best university in the US for innovation.

Last but not least, CS at ASU is certainly excellent if you choose the right classes and are willing to put in the effort and late-night studying. But, on the other hand, you won't succeed at ASU if you don't put in a lot of effort. As a result, I respectfully ask that all ASU CS applicants hold off on enrolling if they cannot commit at least 10 hours per day to hard study.