cronxeh said:Mechanical Engineering or its subspecialty, Aerospace/Aeronautical Engineering
Although you could argue that Computer Science/Mathematics may develop the algorithms to integrate the Fly-by-Wire with GPS, sensors and other controlls or weapons systems, it is still ultimately the MechE's domain.
The field that these things fall under would depend on what specific things you are referring to. Can you provide more context or details?
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