<prompt> Human: I got my undergraduate degree in philosophy and classics. While I would not trade it for the world, it has resulted in me working jobs outside of my field. Ive been a diesel technician for five years now, and my feelings about my life have steadily been between not so bad and fully depressed. I read about this program in the newspaper business section. The school is called devcodecamp. Many times Ive kicked myself in the ass for not getting a third major in computer science. I dont feel I have the time or resources to go back and get a full on comp sci degree, hence my attraction to a three or four month intensive program with an eye to career change. The school offers two courses of study: software developer three months full time at 50 hours a week and web developer four months part time. The schooling would be paid for entirely by loans. Any advice would be much appreciated, especially regards the value of the degree in the marketplace, what kind of difference the software developer would be from the web developer, and anything else. Thanks!  <response>: That seems like a lot of money for a 3 month course. Thats half what I paid for college tuition. total 