I plan on getting a bachelors degree in electronics engineering, and perhaps computer science as a double. Possibly going on to get a masters in one of them. If I wanted to work on UAV design, as in the technical parts, not the design of the aircraft itself, would this be the best route? What would you people recomend as the best direction in terms of education?
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Yes, I think an EE/CS combo is perfect. The Ardu* teams right now are using skills from EE (board and sensor design), CS (real-time code), mechanical engineering (dynamic systems and control theory) and a little bit of aeronautical (airframe selection/tuning). In the future, we'll be adding more AI.
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