1) The knowledge required in electrical aspects includes; basic knowledge of electrical technology, knowledge of electrical equipment, electrical instrumentation and measurement, electronic technology knowledge, electronic computers, automatic control, electrical drawing, electrical skills (motor repair, Electrical measurement, electrical management knowledge, factory power transformation and distribution technology, electrical engineering technology).

2) Mechanical knowledge required; mathematics, rigid body mechanics, material mechanics, mechanical parts, mechanical design basics, mechanical manufacturing, thermal engineering and fluid mechanics, measurement technology, mechanical drawing, machining skills (all To understand: fitter, welder, riveter, machining (turning, milling, planing, boring, grinding), CNC and other processes

3) Both need to learn: CAD, environmental engineering. and safety technology, material handling and equipment, industrial engineering, labor safety and industrial hygiene technology, current laws and regulations, professional ethics codes, etc. Advanced manufacturing technology (EDM, wire cutting, water cutting, etc.)

4) Comment on the requirements for these two professional titles and the work experience requirements of this major; three years for a junior college and one year for a bachelor's degree. You can take the assistant engineer exam. You can take the engineer exam only after working as an assistant engineer for five years. Mechanical and electrical are both very good. These two are indistinguishable and have nothing to do with skills. The key is your major and time.

5) It is best for you to have two certificates (Computer Level 3 and English Level 4), CAD (and other drawing certificates).

6) For employment in society, mechatronics majors (who know both electrical and mechanical skills) are more popular.