chemical engineering vs mechanical engineeribg
hi i was wondering if you could answer these questions.
which one is the degree of the future ?
what do you study ?
what can you specialize in ?
what would the job involve ?
how to choose which one to do ?
thankyou
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which one is the degree of the future ?
what do you study ?
what can you specialize in ?
what would the job involve ?
how to choose which one to do ?
thankyou
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Original post by hasan6091
hi i was wondering if you could answer these questions.
which one is the degree of the future ?
what do you study ?
what can you specialize in ?
what would the job involve ?
how to choose which one to do ?
thankyou
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which one is the degree of the future ?
what do you study ?
what can you specialize in ?
what would the job involve ?
how to choose which one to do ?
thankyou
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It depends on where your interests lie. If you like machines, things that move, manufacturing, solid mechanics then choose mechanical. If you like thermofluids, chemistry, processes etc. then choose chemical.
so can you tell me what thermodynamics and fluid mechanics are.
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Google will give you some good, very comprehensive results.
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