Engineering help

>>16792887
There are plenty of opportunities in the aerospace industry for EE's. I don't know any personally, but I think you'll be fine with either. If you like EE better though, I'd go that route. I'm a ME and am very impressed with EE's can do. One electrics course was enough for me.

Currently a CE major. Honestly, you can do whatever, these fucking major's are so broad.

I'm like you, OP.
Started in EE, then switched to Mechatronics.

Am taking a bunch of mechanical shit now. Honestly, all I'm really learning so far are basic manufacturing shit.

It's not bad, I guess, but I miss the EE side. Then again, EE is fucking hard.
Am thinking about just doubling in EE and ME.

I've heard automation is the new big thing now...
Maybe I should have just majored in that and EE.
I don't know.

Its hard to find a job in this field without needed exp

>>16792887
My brother graduated with an EE. He's been doing circuit design stuff for most of his career. Mostly ASIC's originally, now at a company working on tools to help customers use his employer's FPGA products.

However, pretty much anything that runs off electricity is an appropriate field for an EE, and a lot of EE's I meet have been pretty decent coders too..

Thanks for the input, I guess what I'm really looking for is an engineering job that's entertaining and not soul sucking