Help Needed: Building a Fast and Affordable CS Degree Plan

[sreos]

Hi everyone,
I'm looking for advice on building a Computer Science degree plan that fits my unique situation:

• Location: Turkey
  
• Age: 23
  
• Current Occupation: IT Project Manager
  
• Career Goal: Transition to a developer role and work in Germany
  
• Previous Education: Quit an engineering degree at university in Turkey
  
• Transfer Credits: None
  
• Budget: Less than $10,000
  
• Work Commitment: Full-time
  
• Study Time: Approximately 25-30 hours per week
  
• Timeline: Finish the degree as quickly as possible
  
• Tuition Assistance/Reimbursement: No, self-funded
  

I'd appreciate any recommendations for affordable and fast CS degree programs that suit my needs. Thanks!

[bjcheung77]

@sreos, Welcome to the board, did you complete any classes at the university? Did you search the forum for posts, threads, wiki for a computer science degree that may fit your needs? I suggest TESU BACS, and/or the TESU BACS/CIS combo...

[sreos]

@sreos, Welcome to the board, did you complete any classes at the university?  Did you search the forum for posts, threads, wiki for a computer science degree that may fit your needs? I suggest TESU BACS, and/or the TESU BACS/CIS combo...

Thank you for your suggestions. My university was ABET accredited, but I think the only course that can be transferred is ENG112 Academic Writing.


Approximately how long does it take to complete these two programs? (TESU BACS and TESU BACS/CIS combo)

[bjcheung77]

Basically...You're in good shape, you've got the energy, money, time to complete the dual degree because you have up to 30 hours/week plus a budget limit of up to $10K.  Essentially, it depends on commitments, time management, etc, and I don't know your commitments, how you study, nor your other info to gauge how fast you can complete things.  You should do the Sophia.org/Study.com combo then work on your TESU classes last (you can use my Study.com code in my bio or signature). Here's the answers I had for another member looking at the BACS/CIS combo... https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...and-advice