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The discussion centers on career advancement options for someone pursuing an Electrical/Electronics A.A.S. while working on a 1 MW generator powered by landfill gas. The individual is considering various educational paths, including completing their current degree, transitioning to mechatronics engineering, or pursuing a two-year mechanical engineering technician degree followed by a transfer to an engineering program. Key considerations include the cost of education and job security. There is a specific interest in understanding the career opportunities associated with a mechatronics degree, as well as the overall benefits of each educational path in relation to leveraging existing experience for a stable and rewarding career.
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Okay, so I am in a community college going for an Electrical/Electronics A.A.S. I currently work on a 1 MW generator powered by a diesel engine converted to run on landfill gas. I want to pursue a path that I can use my 5 years of experience doing what I do now to get a good career. Now I was wondering, should I finish my degree and go into mechatronics engineering (spelling?) Go for a 2 year mechanical engineeringentry degree (you transfer after 2 years and getting the technician degree to get a engineering degree) or what.

I just need some insight into what my options are. Sorry this is rushed boss just got here.
 
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Okay to expand a bit, boss just left, I am wondering which path costs the least and will have the best job security really. I was considering getting my 2 year aas then getting the 2 year ME degree. I am also really wondering what exactly a mechatronics degree would be good for? Lots of questions I know any help is appreciated!
 
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