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 Instead of "Team XXXX graciously accepts" how about just a big "yeaaaahhhhh!" ? - sanddrag [more] |
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11-01-2006, 01:46
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Re: what colleges have good robotics majors
Unfortunately, most colleges dont actually have a major in robotics itself. However many have teams that compete in robot competitions, such as FIRST, Robocup, MATE, etc.
Most people who work in the robotics field have some sort of engineering degree, usually Electrical, Computer, Mechanical, or Systems Engineering (Computer Science is also popular). So you may want to consider going into one of those majors in order to take you too a robotics-related job. Good Luck! 
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