Mariogs37

Hey guys, So I've graduated college, worked for a year in finance, have gone back to take classes and am really enjoying CS. I've only taken the intro class but have done a bunch of self-study and am doing this program in the fall / spring: http://www.cs.nyu.edu/webapps/content/academic/graduate/pac It's intended as a bridge to a MS for those without sufficient background. I'm trying to figure out what else I should take in the fall or spring to make myself competitive for an MS. Here's my background so far (majored in phil in college fwiw): Top 20 LAC: Calc II: A Linear Algebra: B+ Non-HYP Ivy: Multivariable Calc: A ODE's: A Intro to Programming: A Real Analysis: B I can take any undergrad course at NYU; would love to hear what you guys think makes the most sense. Lastly, I'm interested in the MS for two reasons: 1) more exposure to the subject / deeper knowledge 2) time to focus on an area I enjoy / get better at software development Interested in tech start-up work longer-term. Anyway, thanks in advance for the advice! -Mariogs