Robotics | Subfields and Which Majors to Pick

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This video will cover robotics, some subfields within the career, and the best majors to pick if you want to go into this field.
Robotics is a really broad field and by getting into this you can work on a variety of projects (military robots, agriculture robots, nanorobots, biomedical robots, etc). Majoring in robotics is obviously a good choice, but you don't HAVE to pick this major in order to get into the field.
Some of the best majors include mechanical engineering, mechatronics, electrical engineering, computer engineering, and computer science.
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[@lidarman2]

I wanted to study robotics (as an EE) but the class was full. So I took optoelectronics instead. Suddenly, I found my passion as a laser physicist/engineer. That was nearly 30 years ago and I am well in my career developing and applying lidar systems..... Here we are on the explosion of the field of robotics and it is where it can be a fun empowering hobby--especially with modern powerful microcontrollers, sensors and 3d printing.

[@DarkWorldQ8]

I do find optoelectronics interesting and I think it is cool for some reason, but I didn't take it since I didn't have optional classes to choose in my computer engineering program.

[@jamesluccin4553]

What's empowering bout it?

[@ahmedhamed907]

Make a video on mechatronics engineering plz

[@thomasbrooks1388]

@zach star

[@Dakarai_Knight]

There would be alot of overlap with this video would there not.

[@cleisonarmandomanriqueagui9176]

I am 23 years old . Ive studied civil engineering but I like more mechatronics ... what should i do ? Sometimes i think i am that old ...

[@bahaatamer1245]

@@cleisonarmandomanriqueagui9176 idk much about Civil, but Mechatronics is pretty heavy, and the Electrical Engineering side is tougher than the Mechanical side (which is already tough btw!). Choose carefully!

[@cleisonarmandomanriqueagui9176]

thanks for the answer . I am looking for a schoolarship ... Ive already done a few projects on mechatronics ... I hope ill get it

[@purplelocs5411]

So basically, Computer Engineering is the mind, Mechanical Engineering is the body, and Electrical Engineering is soul & heart!

[@coolkid9770]

dats a nice way to put it

[@naveenkr5992]

Electrical engineering is the nervous system. Soul is going to be in the brain. And heart is kinda mechanical.

[@ProlificPianist]

Mechanical -> Structural Computer -> Brain Electrical -> Nervous system (communication between Brain and Body)

[@nathanielcastanon7813]

My school has robotics engineering

[@inassefadil2022]

@@nathanielcastanon7813 name of your school ?

[@TheBrandon164]

I study Robotics engineering and I took the same classes as a Mechatronic Engineer plus an "introduction" to movement representation by matrices. As I got into the robotics laboratory class, I was expected to develop any type of robot and make it able to learn, see (camera), sense, map the surrounding, comunícate with other robot wirelessly, battery life of 4 hours, lightweight, be able to take a two floor fall, have a graphic local and remote interface, design a PCB for general control, select a UNIQUE controller, and much more.

[@chejado]

lol ^

[@AroxxKSL]

that sounds extremely interesting...if you know what you have to do. Did you learn how to do that or did they expect it from you? I want to study robotics in about 3 Years so im really curious

[@omarelemam3080]

Do you have any of the courses that helped you ?

[@ShahriyarAlam1]

@@omarelemam3080 i don't, sorry

[@jihaneerraji7514]

Please befote studying have you learned something by yourself

[@gsisinna]

Hi, you should also consider the Bionics pathway. We focus on studying nature from a biomedical engineering perspective to create rehabilitation robotics or innovative robotic prosthetics. Especially for prosthetics biomedical knowledge is essential, and I don't think this is transmitted in the same way in mechanical, electrical or mechatronic engineering. A greeting, nice video!

[@guyathfaiz4479]

Dang, all this stuff is so cool. I like all of it. AI, robotics, EE, ME, Aerospace. I don't know what I want to study. I like both software and hardware. I am going for a computer engineering and I am exited for the future.

[@ryanbreighner7408]

Lets go same here bro. Excited about it. Hopefully once we graduate and have studied hardware and software we’ll be able to see through the matrix

[@kaiparker1756]

Bit late but I'm in the same boat. Love most aspects of engineering, all the different majors and so forth but am just lost for what I want to choose and pursue. Perhaps all?

[@chalkmarkers]

@@kaiparker1756 You can do all of them??

[@kaiparker1756]

@@chalkmarkers Haha, with time. I probably am going to learn all of them as hobbies at least to a basic level.

[@besthero12345]

@@kaiparker1756 hows it going?

[@joelcameronpillay9042]

Thank you so much. I was looking for a video like this all over KZbin

[@zachstar]

Glad it helped!

[@tt8463]

So which one do i choose if i want to be tony stark

[@ikbalshaikh3614]

Mechanical

[@NECROMANCER20]

@One Hit Obliterator Cobras UI is a very tiny part of mark 2 or any of Tony's suits

[@World_Theory]

All of them, plus some. Tony Stark would have a good education in physics, business, materials science, and more. To get started, though, you'd probably want to start with machine learning, mechanical engineering, and business. Tony Stark had the backing of a very large business, which he inherited from his father, but if you don't have that, you'll have to start your own. Might also be a good idea to get a minimal education in copyright law. And read some science fiction classics, as they have useful ideas, and often have warnings and messages worked into them, to the reader and society in general.

[@MrMan-ke9ph]

I’d say both mechanical and computer engineering (which is a mix between electrical engineering and computer Science).

[@Abhishek-wn5yu]

for tony stark go for mech for Ironman go for computer science without brain a machine is useless

[@herberthagemann1757]

I’m a high school senior and mostly into the building/design aspect for the field of robotics now, but I am still open minded to the other majors mentioned in this video!

[@Nestho_Des]

How far have you gotten?

[@helloworld9057]

Thanks a bunch. I was really looking for such video. Glad that I landed here 👍

[@schotte6472]

I think you could add geodesy to the list. In my University i took a lot of geodesy lectures because of their knowledge about sensors and the math algorithms for the sensors

[@kjace0559]

This helps me so much. Thank you

[@sepehrmohseni8215]

thank u for this quality video zach. you help a lot of confused students

[@jaiswalharsh_]

Just perfect definition of the world of robotics!

[@91722854]

Thank you very much, exactly what I wanted

[@gehadyasser1001]

Thanks a lot really awesome explanation

[@moneebk916]

Very helpful video!

[@SohilShah_Melodyman]

Very helpful info......thanks!

[@alanmadeira-metz1380]

This is a fantastic video.

[@ronerickson8083]

Robotics Code for Cognition Ignition F=m*45*53 Works in an open-sourced system and initiates an electromotive force of energy that matches up the SOST's speed to the processors speed. Starts your robot walking and talking on his own power.

[@liangcherry]

fantastic video.

[@rizkyryan5207]

make a video of marine engineering and naval architecture pleasee

[@iszjhxsbxb]

i want to learn all

[@axion4523]

Subbed you just coz you said that

[@rakinrahman890]

Same...

[@ThiagoCT9]

Then go for mechatronics

[@cockdominator9391]

of course, who doesn't? It takes no skill to take an interest in everything that is related to robotics or stem, yet the reality most people face when they go to college is that, they have to choose one. As broad as Zach wen't over the classes, they can be very math heavy and the classes go in depth. To learn all is just absurd

[@Darth_Insidious]

@@cockdominator9391 Agreed. If it was possible to learn it all companies would be hiring Robotics Engineers instead of people from a varity of specializations in Mechanical, Electrical, and Software/Computer Engineering.

[@sysorexs]

THANK YOU!!

[@jonathanrabe3727]

3:45 - Mechatronics for the win baby

[@student4145]

Thank you Sir!

[@brownbiscuit4254]

Bro this alogrithm is insane. I haven't even looked up anything for robotics on my Internet browser for quite a while, but I have been thinking of robot designs recently, and now a whole list of robotic videos are being recommended to me. Coincidence or mind reader anyways this is scary.

[@dilabas155]

haha that is law of attraction :)

[@RenanSantos-rh9qs]

Love! That's the word that describes my fellings for robots and robotics!!! I'll work with that!!! That is my passion 👷🏾‍♂️⚙️🤖

[@bahaatamer1245]

I literally just came out of my Robotics exam (and I'm aware I fucked up!), only to get haunted by it over youtube as well! (I'm in Mechatronics Engineering btw). Mechatronics & Manufacturing exam coming up soon - wish me luck guys :)

[@karimberrada4704]

I Hope you will succeed :)! Personally I am just in High School but I think about going in engineering and especially in the Médical field ( use physics and math in order to make revolutions in médecine). That s why I was about double majoring in Biomedical enginneering and Mechatronics enginneering in order to have all the computer, electrical and Mechanical knowledges required. However its difficult to double major because it take a lot of Time and also eat your internship time. Thinking about designing the médical devices, I know robotic surgical is a part of them but I dont want to put all the eggs in same bag. That why I was thinking finally to take mechanical enginneering because I am not sure if mechatronics enginners can design things at a huge size (for instance plane or car) like mechanical does, because it more focused on embeded systems.

[@Sora_Nai]

@@karimberrada4704 Your not going to design cars until 10 years of experience. Design rockets maybe but cars takes longer

[@Brickswol]

Did you pass?

[@kimhotvedt]

Thanks!

[@5000PokemonMaster]

Thank you!

[@zeelpatel9321]

I whish you will make a vs video between computer engineering and robotics engineering

[@thegoddessgeek1190]

I want to see this kind of video too

[@AsanMasraf]

what prerequisites are required or necessary before starting a Ph.D. in this field (I mean as coming from an Electrical and computer engineering major)?

[@godkiller4020]

What if I say want to do all these 3 without going through mechatronics. Since my region does not have much mech colloeges they r just starting to introduce it now. So what should I do first.

[@Hyrtsi]

Linear algebra is the most useful tool I have as a robotics m.sc. remember this all students :)

[@gowtham-qj7qg]

I am doing my undergrad in MECHANICAL engineering can I get into computer vision and AI for robotics?

[@user-cn2kv7it9m]

Is all aspects of physics applied in robotics

[@JS-ro2if]

Very cool.

[@khori3043]

i love both electrical and computer science

[@fadysamy1279]

Thanks

[@TripleGatan]

Hey! As always that was great! Could you someday do a video on biomechanical engineering and mind controlled prosthetics?

[@omerzafar-mq9cb]

Productive lecture..

[@shivamsoni5894]

hey ! i have a question please do reply . what is the field in robotics called in which humanoid robots are made , or is that even a field ? if not then what should you take up to be a humanoid robotics engineer ?

[@lizseredkina5461]

Does anyone have any recommendations if I want to work in animatronics? I think robotics would be a great major but I don't know what other classes to take together more specific!

[@KennTollens]

I would like to specialize in explorer robots (bottom of the ocean, Mars, etc), but how do I get started in that?

[@DedSecCHN]

So, I wanna be robotics engineer. But my University only offers mechanical engineering and mechatronic engineering TECHNOLOGY.... they don't offer pure mechatronic engineering.... what program should i choose... can someone help me please?

[@tuyul1515]

IMHO if youre doing a bachelor just get the core major so you dont ended up unemployed: -mechanical -electrical -computer science DO NOT GET THE SPECIALIZED MAJOR FOR BACHELOR SUCH -ROBOTIC -MECHATRONICS (TOO BROAD)

[@marcellaantania2887]

I'm doing a bachelors in Mechanical Engineering, do you think I need to know programming as well? thinking of doing a minor in CS, but I'm not sure what kind of topics would be useful.

[@SURESHKUMAR-sr2jo]

Sir plz make video on humanoid robotics plzzzzz

[@dontesenju]

I want to go to school for robotics and be a little more well rounded on the computer end of things even if it means spending a little more time in school. Should I minor in computer science? Great job on the videos BTW! been binge watching for a couple hours now.

[@abdulrhamanalisaweesh4706]

Hi sir I'm a third year student of electrical and electronics engineering. I am actually interested with mechatronics and robotic can I study master in mechatronics

[@khushikareddy3513]

->According to you which robotic specialisation is best ? ->Which specialisation field of robotics helps us create mini humanoids?(because humanoid robots like nao ,fascinate me all the time) ->Does mechatronics include computer science? (since mechatronics = mechanical+electronics) as far as I know. ->If it doesn't include computer science then how to learn programs like python,c++,java etc which are important for building a robot? BTW such an amazing video. I loved the way how you tried to explain the easiest way to enter robotics field using Rubik's cube as example👌. A worth watching video👍👍👍👍👏

[@yasminsalih9168]

Khushika Reddy from what I have seen mechatronics does include a little bit of computing but this might change depending on the university. I would be best to look at the modules for mechatronics for the universities that you are interested in to double check. Hope this helps

[@khushikareddy3513]

@@yasminsalih9168 thank you for reply😊

[@khushikareddy3513]

@@yasminsalih9168 thank you ....😊

[@CrazyV]

Hello sir, Can I take mechatonics in B.tech after diploma in mechanical engineering

[@jenspetersen156]

it's funny, but i want to do it all!

[@satyanshetty5004]

I have done BE in mechanical is it possible for me to do an MS in robotics ? Or do I need to do some additional courses for it?

[@marcarnaldo03]

Yes.

[@sirkumsalot6969]

A bit late to the party but my college dosent really offer mechatronics but I was thinking if I could do my bachelors in computer engineering or mechanical and then do my masters in mechatronics ?

[@sirkumsalot6969]

@aryan thakur thankyou soo much dude

[@gkastofficial8357]

Thanks ......I asked for it

[@antoups]

I'm currently studying mechanical engineering, although I wanted to get into a mechatronics program for my bachelor and in my country mechatronics is mostly a technology program and not eng. So I got confused and decided to do mechanical (unfortunately there isn't a concentration in mechatrs in my uni). So should I do mechatronics if I really enjoy it but as a technology degree or should I get a mechanical engineering degree and pursue mechatronics or robotics as graduate?? Thank you in advance!

[@peterjamali772]

i ma majoring in computer sysetems engineering . is it a good choice for robotics

[@peterjamali772]

Can i go for robotics and Ai aftet bachelor in computer systems engineering

[@arianfarahani8983]

overall do you think structural engineering is a better field or electrical engineering

[@quickshadow1474]

So mechatronics is basically just every aspect of engineering pact into one? I am asking so that when the time comes I am able to choose which major and aspect of engineering to learn. I wanted to do robotics, mechanical, and Software..is there any way I can do all 3? Asked by a 14 year old looking for a future in Robotics and Mechanics, and Software

[@darkred475]

Yea it's a mix of mechanical,elettronic and informatic engineerinf

[@cryora]

It's probably just the topics from mechanical, electrical, and computer most relevant to robotics. Same amount of credits as 1 degree, so no way you are learning the same amount of material as 3 degrees. You could do all three and triple major or something like that, but it will take more time, but some classes will satisfy requirements for different majors.

[@oldcowbb]

my dream career

[@oldcowbb]

do the western worlds differentiate between electrical engineering and electronic engineering? it feels really mixed for many english engineering channel

[@zachstar]

At my school we did not have electronics (and I went to school in California). Electrical engineering included electronics classes though. Many schools I know of don't have electronics as it's own major but I can't speak for every school in the U.S. and other countries.

[@ErJK-dn5jf]

Thanks for making this video, there is a lot of information about robotics ... Where I am a Robotic Engg from India , I completed a diploma in Automation and Robotic Engg ( In here we can learn basics and Hardwares of Robotic perfectly ) and also I have done my bachelor in Instrumentation and Control Engg which helps to learn the power and the heart of robotic . As for now I am trying to get into masters....can anyone suggest a interesting master course for me ...!!!!!

[@gowtham-qj7qg]

you can do masters in robotics or masters in mechanical in the concentration of robotics

[@thomas9152]

How much math is required for the programming field? I'm not very good at the moment. I'm currently in Intermediate Algebra learning about functional notation.

[@gardenguster5271]

Depends on the programming but high end computer science uses alot of math. Actually, every stem field is math heavy. You want to get good at math and programming while also developing practical skills like actually building things. I would recommend using microcontroller.

[@alexeypankov8180]

How mechatronics is connected with robotics, and can I work in robotics if I finished my mechatronics degree?

[@eankramer5274]

This is all very overwhelming for me as a freshman in high school trying to figure out what I want to do with my life 😂

[@wrongsuitnotie8427]

Dude same

[@SirMorNo]

kinda late, but I would recommend trying out one of the amazon Arduino robotic kits

[@orakwechisimdi1935]

Same

[@ryanbreighner7408]

You’ll be good, i started out as premed when I went to college right out of high school. After a year and a half of studying that I switched to mechanical engineering and then after another half year of taking general introductory engineering courses like calc 2, physics 1 and 2, a coding class, and a design class, i decided to switch to computer engineering. I’m now just one semester away from graduating (will be 4.5 years total) and love it. I had no clue what I wanted to do in high school you guys are all fine just take the hard class, take physics and chemistry when you get the chance (and study hard for them) and then you’ll get into college and find your way

[@ryanbreighner7408]

Take calc in high school too, even if you fail in high school you’ll have experience with the concepts and be far ahead of everyone else in college. Calc 1 is a weed out class and it helps to have seen the material first bc college classes move pretty quick

[@Jousef9]

Just pick electrical engineering so even if you don’t end up working in robotics you still have an excellent major

[@Nabikko]

Or mechanical

[@Faisal-ho2st]

Or computer engineering

[@Faisal-ho2st]

I think not

[@HolyManta]

Nice try, but they’re all equally useful so just pick which one you are interested in most

[@Jousef9]

Arjekay of course i know they are all good, i am just kidding because i love EE

[@darshanchoudhary5247]

Bro plss reoly me fast i have only 1 day to choose my branch.. Is robotics related to electronic and telecommunications engineering

[@zachstar]

No they are pretty different but have some overlap. In robotics you’ll see more programming, computer science, and mechanical engineering concepts

[@darshanchoudhary5247]

MajorPrep so which branch should be best except MechAtronics Bcoz i cant afford the fee... CE or electrical or electronic?

[@zachstar]

Probably electrical or computer

[@darshanchoudhary5247]

MajorPrep Sadly I have freezed in electronic and telecommunications.. I will repeat 1 year and take the admission in MechAtronics through scholarship... Btw keep uploading such interesting videos:)

[@freeuc1532]

@@darshanchoudhary5247 bro i took civil becz i dont have robotics in nepal not even mechanical , i want to do robotics after civil engineering what should i do

[@b-rainwash410]

We do all this as human beings and we largely take it for granted. Also, who ever created the first human is absolutely incredible.

[@angadsingh9314]

Nobody created human beings. We are a product of evolution.

[@b-rainwash410]

@@angadsingh9314 And who or what created evolution? I shall not be expecting a response.

[@JanJan-uf9mv]

@@b-rainwash410 oh no we have no answer for that, guess it must be jesus

[@cryora]

@@b-rainwash410When you mix a drink powder with water, some of the powder does not dissolve and remains solid, like a gel. That is like evolution. Who decides which powder remains solid and which dissolves? There is no who that decides. It is just the way the system has evolved given the constraints, physical laws, and initial conditions.

[@peterjamali772]

Can i do robotics after doing graduation in computer science

[@user-cn2kv7it9m]

I always wonder if all aspects of physics is applied in robotics

[@flugzeug0135]

Hello thanks for your video. I come from Germany and we have around 135 different mechatronics courses (Bachelor and Master). Would you also recommend me to study electrical engineering or mechanical engineering or is it better in this case to study mechatronics (B.Eng) directly? Maybe I would like to work in the USA in the future (if possible), so I ask. I have also already completed vocational training in mechatronics and therefore have 5 years of practical work experience. Thanks :)

[@hisholiness4537]

I'm sure you've found your answer by now, but I'd say pick MEng for your bachelors and then specialize into mechatronics for your masters. It's what I'm gonna do

[@Moos1904]

Darf ich fragen was es bei dir geworden ist? ^^ und deine Begründung dazu? Bin vor der selben Entscheidung

[@user-pd2op8ok7r]

Which university is best suited for Robotic programming? I just finished my CSE but want to do masters in Robotics - Can you please suggest good universities which focus on robotic programming?

[@cryora]

Wichita State University if you can work for NIAR robotics lab

[@nishatiwari9212]

What about Ironman suits

[@Cd4sh]

TOP

[@shjh3571]

Pros and cons of mechatronics and game dev/software engineer

[@ibrahim1ibrahim2]

00:38 then the robot found the passport of one of the terrorists but it couldn't find the black box of the aircraft , they said it melted away !! overall very informative keep the good work up

[@jonathanzuniga6676]

Can a mechatronics engineer build a cnc machine and machine tools

[@ScuffedJoey]

Is physics and comp sci a good combo?

[@shadygeek5788]

I'm curious what section of engineering that works on vr and ar?

[@pain8465]

maybe mechatronics

[@Markkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk]

My dream was to enter computer science and work as a data scientist, data engineer, software engineer, or AI and robotics... But, if I enter and graduate from computer science.. Will I be able to build a robot ( build it AND program it ) or I need to get to another major?

[@margaritavega2029]

If you also want to build it, you should look into mechanical or mechatronics engineering. Maybe do a bachelors in mechanical and a masters in computer science

[@NerdyPro]

So what is the difference between Mechatronics and Robotics? Robotics is a subset of Mechatronics. Is it just more specialized? I'm confused. I looked it up and it seemed fairly minimal.

[@kaedenparten9126]

NerdyPro mechatronics: human controlled/input Robotics: autonomous

[@NerdyPro]

@@kaedenparten9126 can one do the other or do I have to go for it specifically?

[@kaedenparten9126]

@@NerdyPro the only difference is the control mechanisms and sometimes what sensors they use to "see" the environment. Other than that (and the fact that robotics requires programming knowledge) they seem to have the same knowledge base (to me, someone correct me if im wrong)

[@xirsixussien7303]

​@@kaedenparten9126 robotics is a sub-branch of mechatronics.

[@brandondesantis6971]

Would a diploma or bachelor in science help to work towards most engineering degrees?

[@cryora]

You'll be smart and know a lot of difficult concepts for sure, but you'll not know the things that you actually need to know to design and make a robot in practice. I have a PhD in Chemical Physics and when I look at the FE exam for Electrical Engineering, I find that I have a lot of unfamiliar subjects I need to learn. I can go in with the confidence that I am capable of learning them though. But someone with a bachelors in electrical engineering is more ahead in terms of being able to build robots than a PhD in science.

[@syedzarreth845]

Thank you :-)

[@mohamedibrahim-ur1te]

sir im really intrested in robotics can i take computer engineering sir plz replay fast i have to take a decision plz

[@fernandogmail1]

comp sci

[@ibrahimssayed8141]

what about electronics engineering ?

[@thomasbrooks1388]

Can you make a new mechatronics video?

[@shaunmurda4727]

We legit build robots as our final year project... Comp Eng student...

[@malharkhan3202]

Can Electrical Eng students go towards these types of projects ?

[@yptechtips2420]

Can I go in robotics as an electrical engineer ??

[@nessmastergengar4686]

Yes. you can

[@breathtakingsamurai981]

Of course you can! I study electrical engineering and will take automation/robotics class next year.

[@dareolumide8287]

Wish I saw this video 5 years ago

[@mrrealreaper5497]

What about software engineering?

[@michaeltruong405]

What r ur thoughts on double majoring in comp sci and mechanical eng?

[@zachstar]

Probably unnecessary. If you want to do a bachelor's/master's combo then that could work but those majors are very different. If anything take mechanical engineering and then extra programming courses on the side. Or just do mechatronics/robotics.

[@michaeltruong405]

Zach Star okay thank you!

[@tejadevanga1875]

how to join in robotics please give replay

[@keremyldrm3702]

It has been almost three years since this video was uploaded but i will still ask my question, maybe someone qualified can see and help me out. I am a Mechatronics Engineering student in Istanbul/Turkey. Since that I have high GPA, I can apply to double major programmes. The field I want to work in is Robotics, Systems & Control. I am trying to decide whether I should apply for Electrical & Electronics Engineering or Computer Engineering. I am wide open for suggestions.

[@gio-yj3en]

Hello, could I know what you ended up deciding?

[@priyanshukumartiwari3051]

Can I learn it all?

[@PoeticEdge777]

What about someone called robotics embedded systems

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[@boshramoustafa1912]

This video was posted on my birthday 😂😂😂 , just wanted to ask can i have robotics or mechatronics as subfields with a physics or applied physics degree? And if so how many courses should i take to fill the gap ?? Please answer me am so desperate for help💔

[@zachstar]

At my school you couldn't really do mechatronics or robotics with a physics degree. That's not to say you couldn't take certain electives that related to mechatronics, BUT many of those electives required pre req courses that physics majors don't take. But check with the schools you are interested in cause I only am speaking from personal experience.

[@boshramoustafa1912]

MajorPrep thank you so much, but according to your experience what do you think is the best mixture between physics as pure physics and engineering? robotic and electronic to be specific? And is there's any way to mix them with masters or phd? Sorry for bothering you so much and asking you all this question but am in a bit of a trouble here 😬😬💔

[@44_te_mechasuditikuperkar18]

i am pursuing BE IN MECH ENGG. Can i do ms in robotics automation in germany?.. please answer

[@levibeam100]

Really depends. Most likely is the short answer. The long answer is this, it depends on the college. Most universities require pre requisites to go into the masters program. I’d assume you’d get the pre-reqs done, but that all depends on the college more than anything. Every college is different

[@gowtham-qj7qg]

@@levibeam100 i am doing an undergrad in mechanical engineering but I am interested in Self-driving cars, computer vision, and AI can in get into that? for robotics

[@levibeam100]

@@gowtham-qj7qg You can go into those topics, however, you might want to consider either Minoring or just taking lots of Computer science classes. As of right now, there is very few engineers actually designing self driving cars. Reason being: there isn’t that many cars who are able to self drive right now. However, there is TONS of software engineers/Computer Scientists who are working on software and code for those topics.

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@@levibeam100 then what the other way do you have any idea? in Robotics.

[@levibeam100]

@@gowtham-qj7qg In terms of to Robotics, definitely Mechanical engineering has jobs in their building the parts. Because now instead of just cars, you’re in a more general field of robotics. So that can be anything dealing with robotics. I would say the top engineerings for that would be Mechanical like I already said. But the other one would be electrical engineering. We’re in the age of technology, everything from phones, laptops, televisions, etc use electricity. But in terms of just robotics, yeah, I would definitely say mechanical engineering is a good one to go into. Just remember that degrees don’t guarantee you anything anymore. Try to get internships, experience, join clubs dealing with robotics, to make your application better than the other engineers also applying

[@phenomenalphysics3548]

what is better minor for robotics: Electrical OR mechanical engineering? i wanna be responsible for the mechanical part

[@benjaminsiddique2501]

If you wanna be responsible for the mechanical part, isnt mechanical the obvious choice?

[@phenomenalphysics3548]

@@benjaminsiddique2501 I wanna do electrical part too But I like mechanics more

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@@phenomenalphysics3548 Idk, im having a really hard time choosing between the two too. My School offers a robotics major if i go through electrical engineering, or a mechatronichs major if i go through mechanical engineering. Theyre both sooo interesting.

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@@benjaminsiddique2501 Amen But what if i go for mechanical engineering, can I still go for robotics. Or need to learn more about electrical curriculum

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@@benjaminsiddique2501 can i apply for robotics major after mechanical engendering minor, without wasting any year. Or electrical engineering would be better?