Row 7098

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Hi. I am studying computer engineering, slightly different from computer science because we take chemistry/physics and hardware focused classes. I am currently doing a focus on machine learning but I am not in love with it or the workflow of engineering. I have always had a love for the ocean and would like to apply engineering on the water. I do like programming and I am pretty good with microprocessors and low level software engineering. What sort of jobs should I look for? One of my dreams is to go to the arctic so any suggestions in that direction would be very much appreciated. I just finished my third year of school and in retrospect I should have gone for a dual degree in marine science but it is too expensive for me to graduate with anything other than a degree in computer engineering. I do have some space for perhaps a minor and some summer classes so if there are a couple of classes that are particularly important for the field please let me know. Thanks in advance!

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