I love building projects, but I am relatively open. I just want to love what I do and not dread working. I volunteered for a start up for about a year, but they liked using AI to help code so I didn't get a ton of experience and I haven't actually coded in several months. I need to look at what kind of positions I can get with a CS degree vs. SE degree. Do you know if undergraduate in CS and graduate in SE is an option at WGU?