I am an electronic engineer. I am SUPPOSED to design circuits... But, as it turned out, I was never that good at electronics... weird, don't you think?

I started specializing in software development, ranging from low level micro processor programming (assembler), all the way up to C++ and C# (.NET) programming. In the end, because of PC's, I ended up with a rather extensive and impressive skill set.

Going into the computer related (lets rather call it technology related) fields is always a good idea. It is a good place to see the newest things and solve the most interesting problems.

It is not about what you know now, it is about what you are willing to learn. If you like solving problems (and creating them sometimes), then this is the place for you!

Read Gregoshi's first post again. It is very accurate also for me.

Good luck with it Cauis! And have fun!