Skill Discussions

Train for a Drake which means basically train:
- Battle cruiser skill
- Heavy missiles to 4-5
- Train all the basic missile skills to 4 (you don't have any of them trained now.)
- Train drones
- Engineering skills 4 (any skill for shield or power)
- Train for rigs
- Train Weapon Upgrades to 5 then get Advanced Weapon Upgrades

With a drake you can do lvl3s easily enough, and lvl4s can be done if you are careful or have a friend. At that point you can work towards a Tengu or Navy Issue Raven for L4s.

ok first things first. before you remap in a frenzy, you should first decide what kind of ship you would like to fly. if you don't care, then drake-->tengu/raven is probably the best way, but that's strictly missiles. if you do not like missiles, or just dislike the raven for its ugliness (i know i do), you can go with gallente (mostly railguns and drones), minmatar (autocannons/artillery) or amarr (laz0rz) and still do pretty fine.
if you want to commit to running missions as your main income source, your long-term goal should be one or more of the following ships: tengu, raven navy issue, machariel, nightmare, rattlesnake, dominix navy issue, vargur, kronos.
all of these ships are great mission runners with the machariel being the best allrounder and the tengu being the odd one out because it's not a battleship.

after you have decided what ship you prefer, you should decide how patient you are with getting into lvl3s. with your current attribute mappings, it would be better to train solid support skills first, and only then remap for perception/willpower and polish your weapon and spaceship command skills. on the other hand, you probably don't want to be stuck in a frigate for half a year, so you may choose to train the bare minimum of combat skills without remapping and slowly but surely farm lvl3 missions in a battlecruiser while taking your time to finish the support skills.

what you should do in any case is spend some isk on +3 attribute enhancers. they will accelerate your training by quite a lot.

For first attribute mapping, I like to set intelligence and perception high.
Because the first attribute on skills count much more than the second. And having int and per high, lets you train support skills ( needs int) and gunnery & ship skills (needs per) equally well.

But start to train your drone skills, as long as you have your current skill set with mem high.

With your remap being mem/int if you want combat look into drones as your dps and get your defense up.

You can do a minimal amount of ship skills to get into a bs. I highly recommend a domi for you.