What does a Professor of Computer Science do?
EducationBachelor's Degree
Work/Life Balance
3.8 ★
Total Pay--
Career Opportunity
3.8 ★
Avg. Experience5-7 years
How much does a Professor of Computer Science make?
Confident
$123,174 /yr
Total Pay$103,599
+ /yr
Base Pay
$19,575
/yr
Additional Pay
$123,174
/ yr$63K$330K
Most Likely Range
Possible Range
Professor of Computer Science Career Path
Learn how to become a Professor of Computer Science, what skills and education you need to succeed, and what level of pay to expect at each step on your career path.
L2
Professor Of Computer Science
$123,174/yr
L4
Adjunct Professor of Computer Science
$116,497/yr
L2
Average Years of Experience
0 - 1
37%
2 - 4
4%
5 - 7
59%
8+
0%
Not including years spent in education and/or training
Professor of Computer Science Insights
Read what Professor of Computer Science professionals have to say about their job experiences and view top companies for this career.
Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and TechnologyAssistant Professor, Computer ScienceAug 18, 2021
“It is a Good place to work in INDIA and belongs to higher education sector.”
CompTIAIT InstructorAug 5, 2020
“good work and life balance”
US Air ForceProfessor, Computer ScienceApr 11, 2021
“Opportunity to advance and grow your career in undergrad education.”
VedantuCoding EducatorApr 10, 2021
“the job is not secure”
VedantuCoding EducatorJan 23, 2021
“Gives a good work life balance”
Juni LearningComputer Science InstructorDec 22, 2021
“Pretty good pay”
TC GlobalCoding EducatorSep 13, 2021
“training was good”
Coding4YouthComputer Science InstructorDec 17, 2021
“The only pro is that you get to work from home.”
Frequently asked questions about the roles and responsibilities of a Professor of Computer Science
The most similar professions to Professor of Computer Science are:
- Professor
- Visiting Professor
- Lecturer
- Faculty Member
The most common qualifications to become a Professor of Computer Science include a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree and an average of 0 - 1 years of experience not including years spent in education and/or training.