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Not exactly true. I have an electrical engineering degree from the US and took Systems and Controls. So, this is definitely not only taught to ME's..
by soitgoes511 4y ago
Not exactly true. I have an electrical engineering degree from the US and took Systems and Controls. So, this is definitely not only taught to ME's..
- anthomtb 4y agoWas it mandatory though? I took a Control Theory class for my Electrical and Computer Engineering undergrad degree in the US. But it was a senior/graduate-level elective and not required to graduate. Minor aside, the class was the best of all my electives. I picked it based on advice from a friend who said "choose your electives based on the professor, not the material." One of those bits of advice I wish I'd absorbed (I'm sure I'd been told) earlier in my school career.
- soitgoes511 4y agoControls was indeed a mandatory EE undergrad class at my University (also ABET accredited).
- runnerup 4y agoAlso is a hard requirement for chemical engineers. Additionally I find some of controls theory to be relevant context for machine learning models, in particular backpropagation.