You might consider Texas Tech's distance-learning MBA
programs if they offer one fitting your needs.

http://www.de.ttu.edu/

I have considered online degrees but want one from a
'real' university.  With TTU, nobody knows you didn't earn
your degree on campus.  I can't shake the feeling that
some online programs will be viewed as substandard by
employers - whether true or not.

If you don't know, TTU is a large state-funded four-year
school in, um, Texas.  In addition, it has a medical
school, law school and a bunch of graduate degree programs
(though only a handful online).  The school has a very
good reputation unless you ask an Aggie.

On another note:  I'm completely new to PIC programming.
 I have a personal project I want to build - probably with
a 18-series chip - & need to find decent schematic and PCB
design software.  Any suggestions?


-matt

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