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> I want to write code that runs on a rocket or in a component of the LHC, etc. A masters in physics might help, but for these specifics (which looks like you
by phantom_oracle 12y ago
> I want to write code that runs on a rocket or in a component of the LHC, etc.
A masters in physics might help, but for these specifics (which looks like you want to write code for embedded systems), these alternate degrees might also be worth it:
Engineering: mechanical, electronic or computer
Undergrad or postgrad? I'm not sure, as your education system may work differently. Embedded systems need the electronic background to it, so electronic engineering (or it may be called "electrical - light current" in your country) will be your best bet.
Check out the coursework available from the colleges and speak to admin/lecturers/someone-who-knows-something.