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Sure, you can. I am an aerospace engineer by education who has very strong software development skills and develops algorithms for my current job at Raytheon. For my particular role in my particular missile programme, I develop software for simulations, control algorithms for the missile, data analysis software, and various other tools that can help with all of this stuff such as scripts to generate documentation or automate chains of tasks. For me being in this role, I enjoy the fact I can still have fun with algorithm design when considering things like the proper data structures to utilize and whatnot, but then I personally also enjoy applying computational mathematics topics into some elegant algorithms that arena't just efficient, but they give robust and useful results numerically. It can be an exciting job that has a large variation of work to do and a pretty large amount of freedom in how you approach the problems. At my company, I think the people with a Software Engineer title don't tend to do the really hard computational algorithm developments here but instead focus on really large-scale software projects (whatever that might be). Can't tell you exactly how that role is, but obviously in my role all I do is software so it goes to show where you can head with those skills. Software engineering is highly demanding field in all industries as well as aerospace field. Industries need software engineers who have experience in programming languages like C+, Python, matlab, VBA, DOORS in order to develop interfaces and designs software programs, systems, navigation, documentation and maintenance manuals and flight software testing. Aerospace engineers don't really have strong programming knowledge apart from doing projects on MATLAB/SIMULINK, and Fortran for aerodynamics.

Hi Ananya!
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National Institute of Fashion Technology, Bangalore
National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi
National Institute of Fashion Technology, Mumbai
National Institute of Fashion Technology, Chennai
Symbiosis Institute of Design.

Hi, I would say 'Yes' to your question. If you see this course in a passionate way, you are in right industry to sustain. Initially, you we see growth in the hotel in a very slow process, but once you reach the supervisor level your life is comfortable in the industry. The BHM course has 4 main Departments that we study Food Production, Food and Beverage Service, Front Office and Housekeeping. We study different aspects of this core department. The passion you come with lead you to the right destination. It is one best industry, growing industry and India is always famous for Hospitality and this studies is about Hospitality Management. I suggest you to take up this course for a bright future. All the best.