SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

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

				  Date of Report
				 January 20, 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

On January 20, 1995, the Company publicly disclosed its summarized results of 
operations for its fiscal third quarter ended December 30, 1994, in a routine 
press release, a copy of which is appended as a part of this report.

This information will be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on 
Form 10-Q in due course on or before February 13, 1995.  However, the Company 
is voluntarily filing this earlier report on Form 8-K in connection with the 
Company's registration statement for the sale of 4 million shares of its common 
stock filed  with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Form S-3 on January 
13, 1995.





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 20, 1995                  by: /s/Denis M. Crane
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						Denis M. Crane
						Vice President and Controller
						Chief Accounting Officer






























Contact:  Bruce Plowman or Mary Rhodes    310.615.0311   
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE     
Moved On Business Wire  Jan. 20, 1995




CSC EARNS $26.7 MILLION FOR 3RD QUARTER, UP 23.4%


	EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Jan. 20---Computer Sciences Corporation 
(NYSE:CSC) earned $26.7 million, or 51 cents per share, for its 
fiscal 1995 third quarter (ended Dec. 30, 1994), a 23.4% increase 
over the $21.7 million, or 42 cents per share, for last year's 
third quarter on a greater number of shares outstanding.
	  Revenues for the quarter were up 33.2 %, from $621.4 
million last year to $827.9 million.  
	"These excellent results reflect strong contributions from 
both our commercial and federal markets," said William R. Hoover, 
CSC's chairman and chief executive officer.  "The large amount of 
new business won in recent quarters fueled a significant increase 
in revenue growth."
	Since the beginning of the third quarter, the company has 
announced five new contracts that it estimates will generate $2.2 
billion in revenue over their terms.  This includes an eight-year 
outsourcing pact with Hughes Aircraft that CSC estimates will 
generate $1.5 billion.  CSC also acquired a majority interest in 
Ploenzke AG, Germany's largest independent computer services 
company, which has annual revenues of approximately $170 million.
	Domestic commercial revenue rose 12%, from $255.4 million to 
$285 million, paced by a 40% increase in CSC's commercial 
consulting business.
	International revenue more than doubled, rising from $82.2 
million to $175.1 million.  The growth resulted from major 
contract wins in recent quarters, including a 10-year outsourcing 
agreement with British Aerospace that was signed during March 
1994.  CSC estimates that the contract will generate $1.5 billion 
over its term.
	Federal revenue increased 30%, from $283.8 million to $367.8 
million, reflecting new contracts won during the fiscal year, 
including an eight-year contract with NASA's Marshall SpaceFlight 
Center in Huntsville, Ala., awarded in May 1994.  CSC estimates 
that the contract will generate $1 billion over its term.  About 
half of the federal revenue increase is attributable to an 
acquisition made Dec. 31, 1993.
	Hoover said the difference in the growth rates of earnings 
and revenues is partly due to increased marketing and proposal 
costs during the quarter as CSC pursued numerous new business 
opportunities.
	Also, net interest expense rose $4.7 million, from $2.8 
million to $7.5 million.  The change was due principally to 
higher interest rates and increased borrowing for acquisitions 
and the capital required for outsourcing contracts.
	Pre-tax income totaled $43.3 million, up 23.9% from the $35 
million reported for last year's third quarter, and the effective 
tax rates for the two quarters were 38.3% and 38%, respectively.



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	Revenues for the first nine months of CSC's fiscal year 1995 
totaled $2.4 billion, up 27.2% from the $1.9 billion reported for 
the same period last year.  Pre-tax income rose 20%, to $115.5 
million from $96.2 million, and the effective tax rates for the 
two periods were 38.1% and 39.6%, respectively.
	Earnings from operations for the nine months were $71.5 
million, or $1.37 per share, up 23% over last year's $58.1 
million, or $1.14 per share.  Including a gain of $4.9 million, 
or 9 cents per share, as the result of the adoption of Financial 
Accounting Standard 109, net income for last year's first nine 
months was $63 million, or $1.23 per share.
	"Since the beginning of fiscal year 1995, CSC has booked 
approximately $3.5 billion of new business," said Hoover, "and 
we see a strong set of opportunities going forward."
	Hoover said the same factors that caused the different rates 
of growth for revenues and earnings in the third quarter also 
applied to the first nine months.
	Domestic commercial revenue for the first nine months of 
this year was $812.2 million compared with $764.9 million a year 
ago.  International revenue totaled $474.4 million versus $209.3 
million, and federal revenue was $1.1 billion, compared with 
$877.6 million.
	Computer Sciences Corporation had $3.1 billion in annual 
revenues for the 12 months ended Dec. 30, 1994, about 55% of 
which came 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 Pacific Rim countries.  CSC provides clients with a 
wide range of professional services including management 
consulting; business reengineering; information systems 
consulting and integration; and outsourcing.



Editors: Please see attached tables.



















                                                         


							       January 20, 1995


Consolidated Statements of Earnings               Computer Sciences Corporation



				   Third Quarter Ended      Nine Months Ended
				   ___________________   ______________________

				   Dec. 30,   Dec. 31,     Dec. 30,    Dec. 31,
In thousands except                1994       1993         1994        1993
per-share amounts                  ________   ________   __________  __________
				  
                                                         
Revenues                           $827,901   $621,361   $2,354,532  $1,851,767
				   ________   ________   __________  __________

Costs of services                   661,815    494,176    1,877,354   1,494,737
Selling, general and administrative  73,471     56,121      223,567     159,640
Depreciation and amortization        41,812     33,292      119,644      93,369
Interest, net                         7,475      2,811       18,470       7,773
				   ________   ________   __________  __________

Total costs and expenses            784,573    586,400    2,239,035   1,755,519
				   ________   ________   __________  __________

Income before taxes                  43,328     34,961      115,497      96,248

Taxes on income                      16,580     13,285       44,004      38,143
				   ________   ________   __________  __________
Net earnings before cumulative 
   effect of accounting change       26,748     21,676       71,493      58,105
Cumulative effect of accounting
   change for income taxes                                                4,900
				   ________   ________   __________   _________

Net earnings                        $26,748    $21,676      $71,493     $63,005
				   ========   ========   ==========   =========
Earnings per common share
   before cumulative effect
   of accounting change               $0.51      $0.42        $1.37       $1.14
Cumulative effect of accounting
   change for income taxes                                                 0.09
				   ________   ________   __________   _________

Earnings per common share             $0.51      $0.42        $1.37       $1.23
				   ========   ========   ==========   =========

Average shares and equivalents       52,505     51,550       52,334      51,186





(Figures shown hereon are unaudited)
 




							       January 20, 1995


Revenues By Market Sector                         Computer Sciences Corporation




			 Third Quarter                     Nine Months
		 _____________________________   ______________________________

		  Fiscal    Fiscal  % of Total    Fiscal    Fiscal   % of Total
In millions        1995      1994   1995  1994     1995      1994    1995  1994
________________________    ______  ____  ____   ________  ________  ____  ____
                                                   

U.S. Federal Gov't.
   DoD            $204.0    $167.6   25%   27%     $604.6    $519.2   26%   28%
   NASA             81.4      54.6   10     9       219.4     163.2    9     9
   Civil agencies   82.4      61.6   10    10       243.9     195.2   10    10
		  ______    ______  ____  ____   ________  ________  ____  ____ 

	Total      367.8     283.8   45    46     1,067.9     877.6   45    47
		 
Commercial         285.0     255.4   34    41       812.2     764.9   35    42
						
International      175.1      82.2   21    13       474.4     209.3   20    11
		  ______    ______  ____  ____   ________  ________  ____  ____

		  $827.9    $621.4  100%  100%   $2,354.5  $1,851.8  100%  100%
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