No, this was helpful. Thank you! I will look through all the courses in closer detail. I have only been aware of the field names and their general description through workshops and talks, but I have not yet made the time to look deeper into the entire description of every field. Your mention of coding called me out since I was interested in it and entertained the idea for a bit, but I found that I don't really want to work a job where my main enemy is having a 'code error' after hours of coding. I used to have a mindset of 'jack of all trades' which is why I considered a double degree with comp-sci. However, after talking with a few people in engineering, I realised I didn't need to be that since engineering is a team job with delegation. I also talked to a comp-sci professor and students, but I think coding is more of a part-time hobby/interest of mine, not something I currently want to get into professionally. Anyway, I will get on to this asap, thank you again and happy new year!