Continue exploring the 'Undergraduate Majors and Minors' page to identify all 14 majors offered at Cornell Engineering. Once the full list is visible, select 'Computer Science' and navigate to its dedicated page. On the 'Computer Science' major page, identify three distinct areas of study or research within the major, and locate any information about typical career paths or outcomes for graduates of this program. If there's no specific 'Computer Science' page, identify any other major with a direct link and explore that instead.
Continue scrolling down the 'Undergraduate Majors and Minors' page to reveal the complete list of 14 majors. Identify 'Computer Science' from the list of majors. If it has a direct link (e.g., an external link icon or a clickable heading), click on it. If 'Computer Science' does not have a direct link, identify the first major that *does* have a direct link (e.g., 'Biological Engineering') and click on it. Once on the dedicated major page, locate and extract three distinct areas of study or research within that major. Find and extract any information regarding typical career paths or outcomes for graduates of that major. Synthesize the collected information about the major's areas of study/research and career paths.
The agent successfully scrolls to view all 14 undergraduate majors. The agent successfully navigates to the dedicated page for 'Computer Science' or another specified major if 'Computer Science' is not directly linked. The agent identifies and states three distinct areas of study or research within the chosen major (e.g., for Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence, Computer Graphics, Machine Learning, etc.). The agent locates and states information about typical career paths or outcomes for graduates of the chosen major (e.g., industries, job titles, further education opportunities).