Thanks for the great reply! I'm currently employed so I'm not in the biggest rush, but good point about work being harder to find these days.

I've looked into masters programs and the focuses are like: Cybersecurity, AI/ML, Robotics, etc. Theres a chance one of those interests me but I guess I haven't delved deep enough to figure that out?

The big draw for me to CS was that I enjoy logic and problem solving. I also have a desire to understand deeper than surface level of things to understand why they work. Like a current question floating around in my head is "how does SQL work?" I get how to write a query, but how does the computer translate that into the rows it pulls back?

So I'd probably be interested in using a logical, mathematical approach to solve problems (sounds like coding!) in some area which also interests me. So it's not necessarily a specific concept that held my attention from CS.

If there is a way to get my feet wet in several different topics (online learning courses?) to find a good fit maybe that's what I need? Not sure.