IT Grad in Smart Systems Engg: Career & Recognition Prospects

Ans: I understand your questions as a parent on the future of our children. I am sure you and your daughter did research before undertaking the program in one of the well known Universities in Europe. Please be assured that a Masters in Smart Systems Engineering is a worthy program for a student who has applied herself and done live projects.
She can explore career opportunities in the rapidly evolving field of smart technologies as an Embedded Systems Engineer,
Control Systems Engineer, IoT Solutions Architect, Data Scientist/Engineer, Robotics Engineer, Artificial Intelligence Engineer, Cyber-Physical Systems Engineer, Automation Engineer, Smart Grid Engineer, Telecommunications Engineer specializing in IoT, Research and Development Scientist and Consultant in Smart Technology.

Ans: Yes, of course. Let her check with her own college if this option is available currently. If not, is there a likelihood of this program starting by the time she finshes her Graduation.

Ans: Hi.
The scope for specialization in Automation and Robotics is vast and growing, with applications in various industries that are increasingly adopting automation to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve safety. This field offers numerous career opportunities and is expected to continue growing in the future.
Career Prospects:-
1) Robotics Engineer
2) Automation Engineer
3) AI/ML Engineer
4) Control Systems Engineer
5) R&D Specialist
6) System Integration Engineer
7) Maintenance Engineer for Robotic Systems

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Ans: Job scope for B.E. in chemical engineering is limited. B.E. in medical engineering is a new thing to me. Are you sure about the name of the course?

Ans: Hi Madam, The course is a combination of two different faculties, much like a double-flavored ice cream (mango and strawberry). Not everyone will have a preference for both flavors, and one flavor should not dominate the other. Similarly, when selecting a new course, you need to be very careful. The course will cover Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology (PCMB).

Before making your selection, you should go through the curriculum and determine which faculty is more dominant or if both are equally represented. The curriculum should include the basics of computers, engineering, and medicine. Not only should it cover the foundational concepts, but candidates should also study these subjects in depth to reach an advanced level.

Consider who will be delivering the subjects, what their qualifications are, and how well they can integrate both areas of expertise. Are they knowledgeable in connecting the subjects effectively? Keep these factors in mind as you analyze the information, and then you can make a more informed decision.
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