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Is going into mechatronics or electro-mechanical systems with a Masters in Mechanical Engineering a good idea?

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Hey guys,

I currently have a BS in Computer Science with a concentration in Artificial Intelligence.

I just got an opportunity to study in a Masters program in the coming future.

Computer Science jobs competition got stiff, and I want to be as flexible with my skills as possible.

If you need any more context, just let me know. Some engineering masters programs allow CS students to enter if they took Diff Eq.

If you need any more clarification or have answers, please let me know.

Thank you for your time in advance.

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