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I am looking for some career advice and would greatly appreciate your insights. I am currently a GS14 in a USG agency working primarily in Cybersecurity/Security Engineering. My background includes a Bachelor's degree in an unrelated field, but I have built a solid career in cybersecurity over the years.
I am now considering furthering my education with a Master's degree and am torn between two fields: Computer Science and Data Science. Additionally, I am evaluating several programs:
OMSCS (Online Master of Science in Computer Science) Naval Postgraduate School's Master of Science in Engineering National Defense University's College of Information and Cyberspace My goals are to enhance my technical skills, open up new career opportunities, and potentially move into more senior or specialized roles in the future. Given my background in cybersecurity, I'm particularly interested in how each of these programs might complement and enhance my existing skills.
Some specific questions I have are:
How valuable is a Computer Science degree versus a Data Science degree for someone in my position? Are there any significant advantages to choosing one of these programs over the others, especially considering my government role and potential career advancement? If you have experience with any of these programs, could you share your insights on their strengths and weaknesses? How well do these programs align with the current trends and demands in the cybersecurity field? Thank you in advance for your advice and any personal experiences you can share!
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