Robotics Engineering

Dear aspirant, Artificial Intelligence: Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be defined as the collection of different technologies that allow the machine to ACT at the human level of intelligence. This process required learning from past experiences and self-correction to make a certain decision and to reach a certain conclusion. Automation: Automation is designed as something which runs itself with little or no human interaction by some specific patterns and rules to perform repetitive tasks. Automation is used every day and everywhere in life. Automation is widely used in E-Commerce, Banking, the Telecommunication industry, etc. For Example:- When we book an appointment with the doctor and receive an email/message before our appointment, this is like an automated response. Computer Science Engineering (CSE): is an academic programme that integrates the field of Computer Engineering and Computer Science. It is one of the most sought after courses amongst engineering students. The course contains a plethora of topics but emphasises the basics of computer programming and networking. The topics covered in the course are computation, algorithms, programming languages, programme design, computer software, computer hardware, and others. A robotics engineer is a designer, who is responsible for creating robots and automated systems that are able to perform tasks that humans are either unable or are dangerous. Their creations help making jobs safer, easier, and more efficient, particularly in the manufacturing industry. Hope it helps.

You are going to attend college! That makes you a special person. Many people pass high school and some of them graduate. But out of these graduates only a few of students are truly graduates. Your quest should be how to become an effective engineer. If you feel confident that you must do engineering then go for it with a determined heart. It is not that difficult as it seems. And about the last question you asked : Will 11th and 12th syllabus be repeated in engineering? The answer is yes. Absolutely they will be repeated. Also the new concepts you learn will build upon those you learnt in 1112th. The message I want to convey is that your high school scores don't define your performance in college. College courses require a different approach and attitude than high school. If you dint do well in your 12th grade because you lost interest in studying and still feel the same then it might be a good idea to reconsider where your interests lie.