# computer science degree

My experience of a master’s in computer science (online) at UT Austin » I haven’t mentioned this to many people, but since September 2020, I’ve been studying part-time (alongside work) for an online master’s in computer science at the University of Texas at Austin, aka an MSCSO. There aren’t many blog posts about the MSCSO (but you can find a lot of threads at this subreddit, so I thought I’d write about my own experience in case it helps anyone thinking of doing a remote computer science degree. I think a lot of people apply to study computer science online at both UT Austin and Georgia Tech (and other unis), so I hope this can be of use if you’re trying to decide which is for you. 921kiyo.com

r/WGU on Reddit: Anyone here who got a degree from WGU with no previous tech experience, that successfully ended up getting a job in the tech field after getting their degree? » Posted by u/UsedAd1111 - 69 votes and 87 comments Reddit.com

r/csMajors on Reddit: No experience in Computer Science. Can someone give me some advice? » Posted by u/TheUnIntelligentx - 48 votes and 14 comments Reddit.com

SSCP Experience Requirements » Candidates must have a minimum of one year cumulative paid work experience in one or more of the seven domains of the SSCP CBK. A one year prerequisite pathway will be granted for candidates who received a degree (bachelors or masters) in a cybersecurity program. Isc2.org

r/japanlife on Reddit: Making the switch from ALT to programmer possible? (w/ Computer Science degree) » Posted by u/theGama404 - 12 votes and 36 comments Reddit.com