Careers that have to due with robotics?

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The discussion centers on career paths in the robotics industry, emphasizing the significance of Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering for those interested in the design and creation of robots. Participants agree that a strong foundation in Physics and Math is essential, while a dislike for Chemistry is common among aspiring engineers. Computer Science and Engineering are also highlighted for programming roles within robotics. The University of Don Bosco is mentioned as a potential educational institution for pursuing these fields.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Mechanical Engineering principles
  • Knowledge of Electrical Engineering fundamentals
  • Familiarity with Computer Science concepts
  • Proficiency in Physics and Mathematics
NEXT STEPS
  • Research Mechanical Engineering programs focused on robotics
  • Explore Electrical Engineering courses related to automation
  • Learn about Computer Science applications in robotics
  • Investigate robotics internships or projects for practical experience
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This discussion is beneficial for students and professionals interested in pursuing careers in robotics, particularly those focusing on Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science.

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I like machines and robots, i will like to work for that industry, being involved in the desing, creation and how robots works. I like Physics and Math and i am good at it but i totally hate chemistry(is that normal?). So what career is the most involved? Mechanical, Electronic or there is others?. For those who know spanish i will give the link for information of the University I am thinking in study.

http://www.udb.edu.sv/Academia/udb_academia.htm

Please some information.
 
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Mechanical and Electrical Engineering on the building side, Computer Science and Engineering on the programming side. I don't like chemistry either, so I'd assume it's not uncommon.
 
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story645 said:
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering on the building side, Computer science and Engineering on the programming side. I don't like chemistry either, so I'd assume it's not uncommon.

Thanks men. Yeah i totally don't like chemistry but love physics and math. So Mechanical Engineering will be.
 

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