Would a minor in computer science benefit me?

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Hi, I'm currently pursuing a degree in Aerospace Engineering. I want to get a career is space technology. I'm just wondering if a minor in computer science would benefit me?
 
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I would think so, because computer science would be required to code the programs that use the math and hopefully, explore new areas.
 

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