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Any Good Online Colleges for Computer Science?

lilcrybabytears

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I thought IT would be a good career path for me but I hate it so far. I'm getting my AAS in IT next semester and should graduate with a 4.0 GPA. I want to switch to computer science with an emphasis on software engineering. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions.
 
Off the top of my head? Not a clue. I attended a brick-and-mortar vocational school to learn website design in the late 90s.

Though if I had the same question, I'd probably begin with various websites that rank such institutions. Of course such rankings will likely vary from one source to another for any variety of reasons. At least this can provide you with some perspective to start such a search.

https://www.usnews.com/education/online-education/computer-science-bachelors-degree

2018 Best Online Bachelor's in Computer Science Degrees

The Best Online Bachelor's in Computer Science Programs
 
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You could explore DevOps, since IT (especially Sysadmin) is headed more towards software and rapid feedback among different roles within a team/company.

What languages are your learning? What tools do you know how to use? What OS interests you the most?

I would highly recommend GitHub and make a portfolio of the programs you have written so you can show it to a prospective employer.
 

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