I think a 1-year MS in some kind of engineering from a school with hands-on classes would do the trick. I did this at Stanford coming from a similar semi-techni

I think a 1-year MS in some kind of engineering from a school with hands-on classes would do the trick. I did this at Stanford coming from a similar semi-technical background, and it was great. I think a class like ME218 at Stanford teaches you a nice mix of electrical, mechanical, and software. Video of a recent final project: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ukxm54MhrIk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ukxm54MhrIk