Online Engineering Choice

[armstrongsubero]

@bjcheung77 Okay well I can finish the comp sci/math double major in about a year and a half, since a lot if overlaps. I know TESU has some 24 credit minimum requirement, so I'll finish the Comp Sci then the math... 

Sigh...EE I'm coming for you just hold on okay..lol

Yeah it is luck that the two states with the companies that are my long term target also have a similar climate to where I live! 

I'm 25, so while I'm not too old, I'm closer to 30 than 20, time is running out. Nothing is really holding me back, no wife, no kids, no mortgage, living with parents. My only loan I took out is to pay for school related stuff  and I'm clearing that out by June, so no commitments really. I wanted to target the US by mid 2019 for the latest. The only thing holding me back is a degree really. Once I get a degree I can get my life on. I applied to an internship with a US company remotely but after about a week, they said that they are cancelling the project...If I can get a remote job or internship in the mean time, it would be awesome! I already have experience locally but it would be nice to list a US company on my resume when applying to US jobs. 

Yes I have a passion for that field, in fact I wrote a book ~500 pages that is being published by Apress on that topic and is available for pre-order now. 

https://www.apress.com/us/book/9781484232729

The concentration really doesn't matter to me, if only AMU was ABET it would be the best choice because they have a specialty in Mecatronic Systems, which is the closest to what I want. For embedded systems schools offer masters in it cause its a highly specialized field. I just want an EE degree that would get me a foot in the door.

Well VHDL and Verilog are HDL's, a totally different mindset from software languages, it looks the same but it is not. I already have that skill set, in fact I designed my own CPU from scratch earlier this year in VHDL. Here take a look if you're interested:

https://github.com/ArmstrongSubero/FPGA/...0bit%20CPU

I wish I could do the Arizona State EE! it's perfect! online, ABET, EE and in the region of where I want to work! (job fairs),  but it's so long and expensive. Sigh.... I really don't want to be too close to 30 when I do this stuff.

Well back to the grind. 

So in summary I'll have to do the Comp Sci and Math at TESU then apply to get a Job/Internship in the US probably for embedded Linux or possibly a software position, and use that money to do a bachelors in EE that's ABET then apply for the job I want?