Ask HN: Master of Science in Computer Science at Georgia Tech
2 by ceochronos | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I've been wondering for a while whether it's worth enrolling in [the OMS CS program](https://ift.tt/2z7uxpt) and after thinking for some weeks I came to the conclusion that it's a good opportunity to take. I decided that I'll try to enrol in the next possible semester. From the four specializations they offer I'm only interested in Computing Systems or Machine Learning. I believe Computing Systems is the way to go but Machine Learning seems pretty nice with a good future in innovation meanwhile Computing Systems looks like too theoretical - not in a bad way. To put it in other words, Computing Systems sounds like academic oriented and Machine Learning looks more oriented to technology development. So I'm asking for your opinions or experiences if you have already taken these courses. Were they good? Do you recommend them? Also, more in specific I'm having problems understanding how I'm supposed to chose the courses I want to take. I'm not familiar with the US college system. I understand I have to take 30 hours (10 courses), which are divided in core and elective. However, for the [Specialization in Computing Systems](https://ift.tt/2ot99Bw) it says it's 18 hours, 3 core courses and 3 elective and for [Machine Learning](https://ift.tt/3aqOXbt) are 15 hours, 2 core courses and 3 elective. Where are the other remaining hours? Some background, I'm Mexican with a bachelor degree in Computer Systems Engineering.
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