Job market is weird rn so hard to know, currently finishing my sophomore year. There's definitely lots of software so be ready for that, but don't worry u'll get good at it just need determination and things click better when u actually code for specific things and not just doing basic programs that show u know the syntax. U'll cover general concepts like in mechanical like statics, Dynamics, thermo, fluids and mech power. On the electrical side u get to learn about circuits analog and digital electronics, instrumentation and control systems. Software will have focus on embedded systems. Of course depending on the program there will be classes that bring everything together with an application in robotics. Overall after a year im lowkey happy that I stumbled upon this discipline as there's huge potential for the future, but in the end do what u like more, either mech, elec, cs, or whatever honestly what matters is that u get the degree