Let me give you my opinion. I have graduated. Although I am not from your university of technology, I studied marketing. Of course, science and engineering and civil engineering are the best, but combined with my experience in Lanzhou market automation in recent years, if I want to mix better in the future, I'd better go to your school to major in electrical engineering and automation. I can only talk to you from social experience. After graduation, I engaged in the sales of frequency converters, that is, running business, but I didn't make a list for a long time. Don't understand technology when communicating with customers. Because automation involves science and engineering, I later went to science and engineering night school. Plus my company is a relative, and several of them teach me technology. Now I can draw, look at pictures and understand some principles. What I want to tell you is that no matter what major you study, you should study hard and thoroughly. The chief engineer of our company is not a college graduate, but he is familiar with PLC, configuration, electrical automation and frequency converter, so his salary is very good. In June, I recruited a science and engineering student on behalf of the company, majoring in automation, but later found out that he had learned nothing in college and had to be expelled. Lanzhou market, whether mechanical or automated, you have to understand and have deep professional knowledge, so that once you come out, you can practice it a little and you can master it. You can work for others for several years, or you can do it yourself. As long as you have skills and initiative, because these majors are all technical, it is difficult for laymen to enter, and it is not a project that can be won by baking relationships. No matter what you study, it is important to be divorced from practice. In addition, if you want to apply for a big company, you must be independent. So all majors are good, and the key is whether you can understand it thoroughly.