Which one to choose?DSP/Commun/control/embed

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The discussion revolves around choosing a specialization for a Master's degree in the U.S., with a focus on job prospects in fields related to mathematics. The individual expresses strong interest in signal processing and control systems, while showing uncertainty about embedded systems and a lack of interest in VLSI, analog systems, and microelectronics. They seek advice on which specialization offers the best job opportunities, emphasizing a preference for challenging roles over paperwork. The consensus suggests pursuing signal processing and communications as viable options. Ultimately, the choice should align with personal interests and market demand for jobs in those fields.
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which one to choose?DSP/Commun/control/embed

hi...i have found this forum very much resource ful.
i am in a dilemma of chosing my specialization for ms (in US).I am very much interested in mathematics and also very good at especially calculus and algebra.After MS i will be looking for job which is challenging, handsome salary(hate paper work,reporting kind of work).I am also good in MATLAB simulations did 3 projects in UG.I did some research came with following options.
1.signal processing------very much interested
2.communications--------partially work experience in this field
3.control systems-----------very much interested
4.embedded systems--------no idea what is this?
5.comp architecture and comp hardware--------kinda hate it in my UG courses
6.VLSI and analog systems----------slightle interested
7.Micro electronics---------again no idea what is this word means.if its advanced form of microprocessors then interested

out of these i am much interested in siganal processing and contral systems.Embed systems i have no idea what it is?the thing i want to know is what kind of jobs these fields offering.which one to chose keeping job prospects in priority.
thanks in advance.
 
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