Lots of credits, not sure where to enroll

[davewill]

When you decide to go forward with the master's, be aware of prerequisites. In particular, some CS programs may get sticky over your lack of higher math and actual CS courses, or accept you then insist you take prereq courses. In your shoes, I'd be tempted to at least do Calculus and maybe data structures so they get on your undergrad transcript.

If, as an experienced engineer, you can fly through the CS courses at study.com, you might want to bite the bullet and do the TESU BACS. It would certainly open up more possibilities like the online masters programs at Georgia Tech or UIUC. Also, as you well know, stuff happens. I thought I would go on to do a master's but I didn't. If for some reason you don't follow through right away, at least you'll have your tech degree.