on4now4
Automotive
- Nov 17, 2011
- 16
Well I am currently working as a design engineer in the Hydro forming industry. I have been working on my degree in vehicle design right out of highschool. I am 21 now and will be finishing that degree next semester. I now have a better idea what path I want to take but am still a little confused on what all the different degrees are and which one to pick.
I am a very mechanical person, I know alot about the stuff however I really want to broaden my horizons I have been strongly considering the path to mechatronics. But to get there you have to start somewhere and that is where I am at right now. I am trying to decide between getting a bleachers in EE or CE. Could anyone please explain to me what the differences are as what I thought the two were does not seem to be accurate. I don't need or want to be a hardcore programmer however I would like to learn the basics primarily in logic controllers. Will this be taught in both degrees?
Please any help with this big decision would be appreciated.
I am a very mechanical person, I know alot about the stuff however I really want to broaden my horizons I have been strongly considering the path to mechatronics. But to get there you have to start somewhere and that is where I am at right now. I am trying to decide between getting a bleachers in EE or CE. Could anyone please explain to me what the differences are as what I thought the two were does not seem to be accurate. I don't need or want to be a hardcore programmer however I would like to learn the basics primarily in logic controllers. Will this be taught in both degrees?
Please any help with this big decision would be appreciated.