I’m attempting something bold: finishing my Computer Science degree in one WGU term. This live page shows where I stand against the only milestone that matters right now — 111 CUs by Dec 8 to open my capstone (with a one‑week grace window to Dec 15).
• Dots mark each passed course (banked credits). Hover for course and date; green dots link to my LinkedIn reflections.
• Dashed line shows my 28‑day trend, projected forward; the translucent cone is ±15% to account for variance.
• Dotted line is the minimum on‑time path from my last pass to 111 CUs by Dec 8 (capstone start). Staying above it means I’m on or ahead of schedule.
I started coding as a kid — long before college. My career has been built through skill, persistence, and results, not credentials.
Today, I’m sprinting through a computer science degree in six months. Why? To prove that the knowledge I use every day is legitimate, to fill the few gaps that exist, and to help tear the paper ceiling for others like me — people Skilled Through Alternative Routes (STARs) who deserve to be recognized for what they can do.
This site is my proof: real progress, in real time — with a clear target of 111 by Dec 8 for an on‑time capstone.
Reach me at juan@boyce.tech. I’m also on GitHub and LinkedIn. I’m not actively job searching, but I’m open to conversations about interesting systems & platform work — especially around measurement and delivery velocity.