Another post in the long line of "How bad/usless/etc Masters Degree in CS are"
Sadly most of the posters dont mentions the name of the university,If you did MS from 30+ rank university then its downright pointless to expect significant results.
Also the subjects mentioned in this post are downright childish. This is what a student at a top university takes in a year long Master CS course:
Fall: Advanced Machine Learning, Introduction to Database Systems, Software Engineering , Colloquium, Entrepreneurship for Scientists and Engineers (Business school course)
Spring: The Architecture of Large-Scale Information Systems, Advanced Topics in Machine Learning, A Significant Research Project and
Above is an example of course work a graduate student doing masters at Cornell would generally pursue
Yes, despite how much people on this forum might bash CS, The true innovation in CS (Google, VMWare etc and Not IPAD (aka giant ipod touch)) came from people who were pursuing advanced degrees in CS. Plus its fun to go to college Again. You can try applying to Cornell, it is 5th ranked in CS and has amazing faculty. They have a year long program with around 35k$ in tuition.
However you might need to take some pre-req's.
Also the subjects mentioned in this post are downright childish. This is what a student at a top university takes in a year long Master CS course:
Fall: Advanced Machine Learning, Introduction to Database Systems, Software Engineering , Colloquium, Entrepreneurship for Scientists and Engineers (Business school course)
Spring: The Architecture of Large-Scale Information Systems, Advanced Topics in Machine Learning, A Significant Research Project and
Above is an example of course work a graduate student doing masters at Cornell would generally pursue