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Is It really necessary to learn physics n chemistry for Engineering...
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What type of engineering?
Only if you'd like to be good at Engineering
yes it college level physics and chemistry give you alot of help in engineering physics is compulsory and chemistry is that much that much
I'm a software engineer. At every job I've had I've brought my old college physics textbooks to keep at work. Either I've had to use them for work, or just to settle a debate. Chemistry, not so much. But both classes will help teach you to think like an engineer.
Even "Social Engineering" requires some understanding of physics. So yes, Engineering studies require a very good knowledge of chemistry and physics...... and maths, and fluid dynamics and, and etc
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