Changing career to software development?

[Chankosumo]

MSCS at UC Boulder is $15k and 24 months or about 2 years, I've mentioned a few Applied Computer Science degrees for a bit cheaper from lesser known state universities that are around 11K total and just 1 year in length.  Essentially Applied Computer Science degrees at the Masters level bridge both students who are non-technical or have no experience.  As again, not many people need a degree specifically in that field to get into Coding, Data Analytics, IT or whatever else.

I just feel like I’d have a better chance at getting a job if I had a more technical undergrad over a liberal arts BA. On the other hand I could bust my butt learning to code now, get a job sooner and worry about a degree later.

That's what the MS Applied Computer Science does, as I mentioned, it bridges the gap for people who have a non-technical degree or have no experience with coding, etc.  These type of masters are basically the fourth year of a bachelors and first year of a masters combined into one year, and a second year of extras to customize it to the students concentration of choice (where you get your specific specialty if you wanted to go into IT, Software Engineering, whatever)

Could you please share more about this MS in Applied Computer Science? There is very little I can find online. Has any forum member ever completed this program and what is the feedback? 
Thanks.