Help with course electives/hottest engineering topics

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The discussion centers around selecting course electives for an engineering science major at UCSD, specifically focusing on applied mechanics, mechanical engineering, and engineering science. The user seeks advice on which electives, particularly in plasma physics, would enhance marketability in the job market. The lack of guidance from the faculty advisor has prompted the user to seek community input on high-demand areas within these fields.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of engineering science fundamentals
  • Familiarity with mechanical engineering principles
  • Knowledge of applied mechanics concepts
  • Awareness of current job market trends in engineering
NEXT STEPS
  • Research high-demand electives in mechanical engineering at UCSD
  • Explore career opportunities in plasma physics and its applications
  • Investigate job market trends for engineering graduates in applied mechanics
  • Consult with industry professionals about valuable skills in engineering
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Engineering students, academic advisors, and professionals in mechanical engineering seeking guidance on course selection and marketable skills in the engineering field.

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Hi,
I will be starting my third year as an engineering science major at UCSD. Fall quarter starts in a few months so I need to know my course electives so I can take necessary preqrequisites. I would like to know what areas in applied mechanics/mechanical engineering/engineering science is in highest demand. I would love to take the plasma physics electives but I'm not sure if that will make me more marketable. Unfortunately my faculty advisor was not able to help me. Any help from this community is welcome. Please, when responding, do not tell me things along the line "You shouldn't be an engineer if you're chasing money". This might be easy for an upper-middle class American to say but remember not everyone is in those shoes.
Thanks
 
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