This isn't a bad idea. Even for people with a CS degree. Usually in a CS degree there are a number of optional upper level courses you can take. You need to ta

This isn't a bad idea. Even for people with a CS degree. Usually in a CS degree there are a number of optional upper level courses you can take. You need to take some number to graduate, but can't take all of them unless you delay graduation (By years). Having a well laid out path to learning subjects you didn't cover in a CS degree is a benefit. Machine learning/AI wasn't taught at nearly the level it is now when I was in school. We've learnt a lot formally about distributed systems, etc. So kudos.