Identifying Career Goal and How to Get There Research

Instructions:

This is my term Final. I really need an A on this in order to maintain my current GPA but I have to go TDY for work and really will not have time to complete it so I thank you for your expertise in writing. 
I am continuing a degree in Air Traffic Control and will be striving for a Masters in Commercial Aviation. With these degrees I will incorporate my military experience as an Operations NCOIC (which is Operations/Project manager in the civilian sector) to attain a new career at a major airport, run their operations and provide oversight to the Airport projects.
Below are the instructions from the Syllabus:
Write a documented paper of 700 words (see Note on Documentation) in which you:
Identify the career goals for which you are preparing.
Describe the most likely ways in which technological developments will affect those career goals, in both the short- and long-term future. 
Here are my goals: (short term goals: BAST and Masters Degree in Air Traffic Control and Retirement from Military next two years and work at a regional airport at first to learn and grow.....Long term goal - Senior Operations and Project Manager of Atlanta`s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport)
Develop an educational plan to help you reach those goals.
In completing this assignment, consult and use information from the Occupational Outlook Handbook (http://www.bls.gov/ooh/). This information is provided by the U.S. Department of Labor. Feel free to draw as well on any or all of the materials you have read during this course. 
My two previous orders with your company also contain some of the materials which were used during this course should you need any.

Content:

Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Air traffic control is one of the jobs that requires razor sharp precision and reactions. As such, it is also considered to be one of the most stressful jobs relative to the fact that is has a very delicate balance between life and death elements. Air controllers are faced with quite a number of challenges that now range from weather changes to terrorism. Technology plays a very subtle role in the air control as a way of further enhancing the intrinsic skills that the air controllers are supposed to have and apply. Each hour thousands of flight plans interact, with thousands of people in the air at the mercy of the air traffic controllers (Collegegrad.com). While the bottom line of the traffic control decisions rests on the abilities of the air controllers, the technology used at the air traffic control towers also plays a crucial role. At the