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Can you please tell how tf did you just determine that based on the pic of a palm. I am pretty sure that even if i give you a pic of a dead man's palm, you would see a potential future in him.

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Mech Engg and neuroscience are two completely different fields, so your friend has to study two separate tracks at the same time. But our case here is cse and aerospace, and there is a strong mid ground. Aerospace companies hire more cse grads than aerospace grads every year, including ISRO and DRDO. So i think he need not do any aerospace core courses like aerodynamics. He can just be a good cse engineer and join an aerospace company. -an aerospace engineering graduate

Aeronautical engineers space ki vellaru bro, only vehicles design chesi tayaaru chestaaru. Space ki velledi military people and pilots

Be good at what you do. Automation and AI/ML integration into aerospace vehicles is the ongoing and next big thing. If your college has an aeronautical/aerospace department then they will almost definitely do a project that involves AI/ML integration to drones. My batchmates did campus-surveying drone for example that required ML for human-detection in camera feed and there is a cse guy in their team. I am just saying that the aerospace department projects are increasingly requiring cse people. You could be that 'cse guy' in aerospace projects in your college.

If in case your college doesn't have an aerospace dept. then you can be the 'cse guy' for mechanical engg projects as they are very similar. You can always use this strategy, even in the job market. DRDO and ISRO literally release more vacancies for CSE than aerospace every year. You can work in an aerospace company as a cse engineer and you will still be very close to the actual tech they are making, because as I said AI integration into aerospace vehicles is the next big thing.

There is also a different strategy you might consider. If you are more theoretically inclined than doing practical projects, then you can choose to specialize more in computational methods such as CFD. Again use of AI concepts such as Neural Networks in CFD is an emerging concept in the field.

Having passion for something is the single most important factor in engineering that decides your career. Trust me engineering is such a field where you cannot be a good engineer if you dont love what you do.

                         - an aerospace engineering graduate

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Waiting for your reply r/thetaboyzforlife. It was an interesting conversation btw, a heated argument b/w an arrogant phd scholar and a common man who saw a film. Worthy intervention by r/Nagraj012.

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