Is it more of Engineering or Computer Science? Right now I am enrolled in my universities Physics program hoping to get into the Engineering Program at the University of Kentucky. I am only asking this because Im at one of those points where you start questioning everything in college. So should I switch to Computer Science for a more streamlined approach and also easier bachelors degree?I don't know if this helps but I aspire to go to either Georgia Tech or Carnegie Mellon for graduate studies in Robotics.. Created by Chris. science-mathematics-en - engineering-en

Electrical and Mechanical Engineering with concentrations in Robotics, Control Systems or Automation (name varies for each college).There's also Mechatronics Engineering which is purely focused in Robotics and Automation. The degree is kind of new (compared to the other engineering fields) so not too many colleges have it.While there's a good amount of programming involved, a CS degree won't prepare you for the electrical and mechanical part.