Computer Science /=/ Computer technician right?

Okay so what I want to do is fix computers. You know be a computer technician, get the A+ certification, MCP, and maybe even the apple one too. However, I am enrolled in Computer Science as my major and have to take alot of calculus, physics, etc. classes. So before I end up going for a B.S. in the wrong field I want to know is Computer Science and Computer technician the same thing or is it completely different. Im starting to have my doubts.

Also, can anyone tell me if universities do anything related to the field I want to go in. Thanks for the help!

Can't you just ask a counselor/career advisor at your university? I'm sure they could provide much more useful advice about the courses you should be taking.

Can't you just ask a counselor/career advisor at your university? I'm sure they could provide much more useful advice about the courses you should be taking.

BlueBirdTS

Better yet major in psychology so you can convince the peoples computers your fixing that the only reason they dont work is because they are just idiots so they dont waste your time.

You may be thinking more of computer engineering. Computer science has more to do with only the software aspects of computers, like writing programs and what not in all the different languages. You seem to want to deal with the hardware aspect of computers, like installing video cards and processors and all that while trouble-shooting the software? Just look at what degree programs your university has to offer and talk to your counselor about them. You may be more interested in computer engineering than computer science. Research it a bit to see.Ghost_702