Cyber-physical systems

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Cyber-physical systems 2016-06-30 10:17:25 Post No. 17309254
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Cyber-physical systems Anonymous 2016-06-30 10:17:25 Post No. 17309254 [Report]

Help me out /sci/. I can't decide whether I should choose Cyber-physical system, Civil Engineering or Mathematical Statistics. What do you think are the future prospects of each of those specialities. I think that safest bet would be statistics since mathematicians do everything better than everyone else. I have worked in Civil Engineering field for years, but I am really intrigued by Cyber-physical systems. What do you think of these specialties or are those shit tier?

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Anonymous 2016-06-30 13:31:46 Post No.17309512
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Anonymous 2016-06-30 13:31:46 Post No.17309512 [Report]

>>17309254
>mathematicians do everything better than everyone else.
Ahahahaha.

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Anonymous 2016-06-30 13:35:25 Post No.17309517
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Anonymous 2016-06-30 13:35:25 Post No.17309517 [Report]

>>17309512
In terms of general problem solving skills from best to worst
Mathematicians
Statisticians
Physicists
Computer scientists (not code monkeys btw)
Chemists
Biologists
Difficult engineering fields
Mechanical engineering
Civil engineering

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Anonymous 2016-06-30 13:49:43 Post No.17309549
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Anonymous 2016-06-30 13:49:43 Post No.17309549 [Report]

>>17309517
Or maybe it depends on the person, because I hardly think that anyone who worth a shit can be categorized into a field.

>>17309254
So, OP, maybe you should simply choose what interests you, because that will give you better motivation and you can (should) study other things, especially related to your chosen field, on your own. It's not that hard to open a math book for example.

Every degree only worth as much as you put into it.