Re: what types of skills do I need to work with arduinos?
Mostly what you've mentioned, mechanical/electrical engineering, computer science, etc. Some of the terms might vary a bit though, like electronics, some universities also have Robotics or AI focused courses, etc. You could also jump right in and start playing around with arduinos/raspi's like with the [Blind Arduino Blog] or [Rasbperry VI] or regular forums. You can also buy various motor controllers and motors off amazon that have dubont jumpers and just plug and play them with the pi's and arduinos by writing with its C like syntax or Python, or take on any number of other open source projects, or other things like on Hackaday.io. Really depends on what you have in mind, though degree's in such fields can also have a number of wider, more varied applications.
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