Choosing of degrees. Programming or Aerospace

[chuabenson]

Hi guys. I need some help over here. Right now I'm choosing between Computer Science (coding) and Aerospace technology.
Personally, I came from diploma in aerospace electronics. Right now I have the choice to choose between the 2 courses so I wanna know which course would be better for me, or rather provide better living 5 years later.
My main concern to choose between the 2 choices is that I came from aerospace electronics so I might get some advantage when entering aerospace technology.
But through these 3 years being in an ECE division, I'm afraid I can't keep up with the mechanical modules in aerospace tech.
And these 3 years kind of get me interested in coding and programming rather than aerospace. It's not that I hate it, just that I don't go and see airshow and stuff not a big fan of those.
So my question is which one would be more relevant in the industry 5 to 10 years from now?

 

[guyz92]

Hi guys. I need some help over here. Right now I'm choosing between Computer Science (coding) and Aerospace technology.
Personally, I came from diploma in aerospace electronics. Right now I have the choice to choose between the 2 courses so I wanna know which course would be better for me, or rather provide better living 5 years later.
My main concern to choose between the 2 choices is that I came from aerospace electronics so I might get some advantage when entering aerospace technology.
But through these 3 years being in an ECE division, I'm afraid I can't keep up with the mechanical modules in aerospace tech.
And these 3 years kind of get me interested in coding and programming rather than aerospace. It's not that I hate it, just that I don't go and see airshow and stuff not a big fan of those.
So my question is which one would be more relevant in the industry 5 to 10 years from now?

Computer science is not about purely programming. It is more towards problem solving by writing algorithm. Computer is a tool to solve problem.

 

[chuabenson]

I understand. But there is a module to software programming in the course. I believe that I will be able to take on masters im software engineering easier(?)
I am also thinking of ntu information systems or comp science but at the moment I can only have early admission to ntu.

Computer science is not about purely programming. It is more towards problem solving by writing algorithm. Computer is a tool to solve problem.