Chemistry, Physics and Math

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To understand chemistry and physics. Civil engineers are
frequently concerned with two fundamental technical questions:
The first question, "How strong is this material?" can be answered
through material science, which is a branch of chemistry. The second,
"How strong will this part need to be?" is usually answered by statics
and dynamics, which are branches of physics.

Now, long before the engineer ever enrolled in his or her first
engineering class, he or she probably had a good understanding of the
basic principals of chemistry and physics (from a high school science
class, perhaps) and virtually all of these fundamental scientific
principals are described, analyzed, proven, and predicted through the
use of one or more form of mathematics. examples on math forum;
And let me stress that the math is not only needed to pass those classes in the first place, but
even as the engineers (and scientists) apply scientific principals in
their respective fields, they continue to use the mathematics which
define these principals. Learn more on online math forum.