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My brother is an Aerospace engineer, and he uses primarily a Mac, but also a PC. I'm in Software, so I use Linux, windows and a Mac, but I have to admit that Macs don't make much sense to me.

Apple Mac vs. Windows PC is so over. When cloud services are everywhere, the operating system no longer matters. It also means that picking a computer or a phone is no longer like getting. Thanks for A2A. If you are asking from windows 10 or Mac OS. Then definitely Mac OS is better. It is close to UNIX and it is more secure than windows 10. Mac OS is great for its looks and it has Terminal, which is better than CMD. If you want selection from Mac OS and Windows 10, I suggest you Mac OS.

I instantly open a terminal the second I get onto a Mac so I can use it the way I want to use a computer. I know support guys who use Macs, I know embedded systems guys tend toward Linux, and C# guys usually use Windows, unless they're hard core and run Linux because they can. Most of the civil, industrial, and mechanical engineers I know use Windows. That's because most of the appliances, scanners and the software that import it into AutoCAD/SolidWorks/SketchUp only work on Windows. The Automation Engineers I know are all Linux users with a few windows machines here and there for special jobs.

QA have to use everything, but I've noticed them trending toward Chromebooks. Transportation and Packaging Engineers?

I've seen a large amount of Android Tablet use. Mobile App developers have a large number of Windows and Mac users, mainly because the broadest range of tool kit testing software works in those two platforms.

The Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering further requires that students have access to and on-going use of a laptop/mobile computer for engineering courses in order to be able to function in the current learning environment. Some courses offered by the college will require the use of mobile computers for coursework. Students are required to access electronic forms of information, submit assignments and communicate with other students and faculty electronically. In order to do so, the requirements documented below must be met.

The Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering does not make any specific recommendations regarding your choice of Mac or PC computers. Depending on the software required for some courses, Mac users should be prepared to run Boot Camp software (provided in utilities on the Mac) so that they can run a Windows operating system. The Windows OS is available at low or no cost through the UF Bookstore and via the program offered to all engineering students. Students and faculty in all engineering majors use both types of computers with equal success. We recommend purchasing a computer with as much memory and processing power as reasonably affordable. Student computers should be capable of running software such as MatLab, AutoCAD and SolidWorks. Please visit the University of Florida page for additional information.