Civil engineering - maths?
I am wanting to do civil engineering at uni in a year and i take maths, physics, biology. I am thinking of taking AS further maths (fp1,fp2,fp3) as my teacher said my first yr will be alot easier =). Just wondered what maths is you actually do in the degree and do I really need to take it? Thx
Further maths would be incredibly useful for engineering. I would recommend it over biology.
Thx, for the advice btw I cant drop biology, my teacher advised me to do all further pure modules =) as she said it will give me a very good start for my degree, if i work incredibly hard!!!!
I just wondered (if you do civil engineering) what the level of maths is involved? Thank you!!!!
I just wondered (if you do civil engineering) what the level of maths is involved? Thank you!!!!
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