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Mechatronics Engineering is a combination of the three main engineering fields -
Mechanical engineering
Electrical engineering
Computer engineering
EACH of these courses take at least 4 years to cover deeply enough in university but Mechatronics Engineering does them all at once, so my question is, do you think that mechatronics engineering covers enough of the topics or is it better for students to study specific topics such as the ones listed above?
Also as an extra question, Is there much demand for mechatronics engineers or would employers rather employ employees with a better knowledge about specific topics?
Are there specific jobs that are just for mechatronics engineers? I mean mechatronics deals a lot with control systems such as PLC's and SCADA systems, would a mechatronics engineer deal with these or do other engineers also work on these control systems?
Mechanical engineering
Electrical engineering
Computer engineering
EACH of these courses take at least 4 years to cover deeply enough in university but Mechatronics Engineering does them all at once, so my question is, do you think that mechatronics engineering covers enough of the topics or is it better for students to study specific topics such as the ones listed above?
Also as an extra question, Is there much demand for mechatronics engineers or would employers rather employ employees with a better knowledge about specific topics?
Are there specific jobs that are just for mechatronics engineers? I mean mechatronics deals a lot with control systems such as PLC's and SCADA systems, would a mechatronics engineer deal with these or do other engineers also work on these control systems?