I went to college in the mid 1970's. Back then, everyone was jumping on the
"Digital Bandwagon". "Analog is dead, Long live Digital!" they said.  For
me though, the world is an analog sort of place so I stayed in analog.
Micro's were soon everywhere though and they have lots of utility. So I
learned a little about micros.

Finally, PICs arrived on the scene. Now I could control *any* analog
circuit that needed any sort of digital control.  In the 80's and 90's,
most college EE's *seemed* to be still flocking to the digital side of the
coin.

What should you do? Do what interests you the MOST, whether it's digital or
analog. You won't achieve success, money and happiness doing something you
really don't like. Instead, do something you DO like and you will be happy.
Happiness breeds success. Success breeds financial security. But always
remember: happiness comes first!

That's my 2 cents.
Best regards,
Tom M.

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