In my 30s and looking to finish my degree in Computer Engineer/Science

[RichardN]

I can understand the first train of thought. The second train of thought - to finish the degree as quick as possible by testing out of exams -- will not get you to where you want to be (speaking with your team more technically, etc. etc.); it will get you a diploma. If you run a tech start up, I don't understand the rush. I'd be much more inclined to go the first route.


You can do IP law with a CS degree, but the idiots require ABET accredited CS courses. Many - most - CS programs are not ABET accredited. And, I would like to say that 99.9% of lawyers would balk at the suggestion that someone will "fall back" on IP law. It's not for the faint of heart (from what "they" say....).

How long will it take to complete a BA in CS @ TESU with the credits I have. To my understanding, I have really just the major specific courses to take on top of Linear Algebra and Discrete Math. The requirements for TESU doesn't include Cal III where as my previous school SJSU did. Can I use that credit elsewhere?