SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

				Washington, D.C. 20549
			     
				      FORM 8-K
				   CURRENT REPORT

				   Date of Report
				  January 19, 1995
				
			   Pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d)
		       of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
			      Commission File No. 1-4850


			  COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION

			  Incorporated in the State of Nevada
			 Employer Identification No. 95-2043126
				 2100 East Grand Avenue
			      El Segundo, California 90245
				Telephone (310) 615-0311


















Item 5 - Other Events

The Company has announced that William R. Hoover, its chief executive officer, 
will retire March 31, 1995.  Mr Hoover, 65, has been chief executive officer of 
Computer Sciences Corporation since 1972.  Van B. Honeycutt, 49, who has been 
president and chief operating officer since June 14, 1993, will succeed him as 
chief executive officer.

Mr. Hoover, who also has been chairman of the board of directors since 1972, 
will continue in that role.  He was promoted to vice president in 1965 and was 
elected to CSC's board of directors in 1967.  Hoover was named executive vice 
president in March 1969 and was elected president of CSC in November that same 
year.  He became chairman and CEO in November of 1972. 

Mr. Honeycutt has been a corporate officer since 1987 and was president of 
CSC's Industry Services Group before being named to the newly-created 
position of president and chief operating officer in June 1993.  Since joining
the Company in 1975, Mr. Honeycutt's experience covers virtually all of the 
Company's activities and markets.

This forthcoming event was publicly disclosed in a routine Company press 
release published on October 31, 1994, a copy of which is appended as a part 
of this report.



 
SIGNATURE

Pursuant to the requirements  of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the 
Registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the 
undersigned hereunto duly authorized.

						COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION


Date:  January 19, 1995                 by: /s/ Denis M. Crane
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						Denis M. Crane
						Vice President and Controller
						Chief Accounting Office



















Computer Sciences Corporation
2100 East Grand Avenue
El Segundo, California  90245

News Release

Contact:  Bruce Plowman or Mary Rhodes    310.615.0311
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Moved on Business Wire 10/31/94

HOOVER TO RETIRE AT CSC MARCH 31, HONEYCUTT WILL BECOME CEO

EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Oct. 31---William R. Hoover, 64, who has been 
chief executive officer of Computer Sciences Corporation (NYSE:CSC) 
since 1972, will retire March 31, 1995, the company announced today. 
Van B. Honeycutt, 49, who has been president and chief operating 
officer since June 14, 1993, will become CEO.

Hoover, who also has been chairman of the board of directors 
since 1972, will continue in that role.  He joined CSC as manager of 
the company's Los Angeles division in 1964 from NASA's Jet Propulsion 
Lab in Pasadena, Calif., where he directed the lab's data processing 
activities.  He was promoted to vice president in 1965 and was elected 
to CSC's board of directors in 1967.  Hoover was named executive vice 
president in March 1969 and was elected president of CSC in November 
that same year.  He became chairman and CEO in November 1972.
	
"Van Honeycutt is extremely well qualified to lead CSC into the 
next century," said Hoover.  "His experience covers virtually all of 
the company's activities and markets, and he has consistently 
demonstrated excellent business judgement and strong leadership and 
management capabilities during his career with CSC."

Honeycutt cited Hoover's role in bringing the company from 
revenue of just over $100 million when he became CEO to CSC's $2.9 
billion in current annual revenue.
	
"Under Bill Hoover's guidance, CSC has been one of the dominant 
companies in the information technology business for more than two 
decades," said Honeycutt.  "We will build on his legacy of excellent 
performance for our clients and technology leadership as we go 
forward." 

Honeycutt has been a corporate officer since 1987 and was 
president of CSC's Industry Services Group before being named to the 
newly-created position of president and chief operating officer in 
June 1993.  He has led the company's advance in providing data 
services outsourcing to commercial clients in the United States, 
Europe and the Pacific Rim, an activity that contributes more than 
$800 million in annual revenue to CSC.  Honeycutt was president of 
CSC's credit services business from 1983 to 1987, when he was named 
group president.  Prior to 1983, he held a number of executive 
positions with CSC in both the commercial and federal areas.  He 
joined the company in 1975.
	
Computer Sciences Corporation has $2.9 billion in annual 
revenues, about 55% of which comes from commercial clients and the 
rest from the  U.S. government.  The company is headquartered in El 
Segundo, Calif., and has 30,000 employees in 450 offices, primarily in 
the U.S., Europe and the Pacific Rim.  CSC provides clients with the 
full range of information technology services, including business 
reengineering and management consulting, systems development and 
integration, and systems operations and outsourcing.