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    Physics As An Important Part of Engineering

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    Physics provides the foundation for engineering. It is the study of energy, matter and their interactions. All engineering fields have roots in physics concepts, whether it be mechanics for civil and mechanical engineering, electrical physics for electrical engineering, or molecular physics for emerging fields like biomedical engineering. Physics allows engineers to understand and apply scientific principles to solve problems. A strong grasp of physics is essential for any engineering discipline as it provides the basis for understanding how the world works and applying that knowledge.

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    Physics provides the foundation for engineering. It is the study of energy, matter and their interactions. All engineering fields have roots in physics concepts, whether it be mechanics for civil and mechanical engineering, electrical physics for electrical engineering, or molecular physics for emerging fields like biomedical engineering. Physics allows engineers to understand and apply scientific principles to solve problems. A strong grasp of physics is essential for any engineering discipline as it provides the basis for understanding how the world works and applying that knowledge.

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    Physics provides the foundation for engineering. It is the study of energy, matter and their interactions. All engineering fields have roots in physics concepts, whether it be mechanics for civil and mechanical engineering, electrical physics for electrical engineering, or molecular physics for emerging fields like biomedical engineering. Physics allows engineers to understand and apply scientific principles to solve problems. A strong grasp of physics is essential for any engineering discipline as it provides the basis for understanding how the world works and applying that knowledge.

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    Physics as an important part of Engineering

    Physics is a study of energy, matter, and their interactions. It plays an important role in the
    future progress of the humankind. Physics interconnects with many interdisciplinary research
    fields like biophysics, quantum chemistry, etc. It is important to study physics at school for
    those who have the ambition to be at the front position of enhancing technologies and
    theories that explains our reality. It provides the students with problem solving, analytical,
    and quantitative abilities.

    Importance of Physics in our daily life

    All the activities in our daily life involve the application of physics. For example, ironing
    clothes, cooking, washing, answering a telephone call, listening to the radio, etc are some of
    the activities where we use the principles of physics.  Physics is involved in running
    automobiles and trains, moving objects, flying airplanes and kites, orbiting satellites,
    zooming jet planes, etc. Physics has applications in the construction of bridges, building,
    roads, houses, ships and boats. Knowledge of physics will help the common people to
    appreciate, comprehend and interact better with the environment. The laws of physics
    elucidate the principle behind the occurrence of thunder and lightening or a rainbow in the
    sky.

    Many modern facilities like washing machines, refrigerator, and floor polishers make use of
    the principles of physics. Physics is also applied in the systems of communication, modern
    means of transportation, advancement in medicine, industry, and agriculture. So, it is a fact
    that all the amenities which make the life of common people more enjoyable and comfortable
    are based on solid principles of physics and its commercial applications.

    Significance of Physics in the field of Engineering

    Physics is the mother of all sciences. Mathematics and Chemistry are finally the derivates of
    Physics. Engineering is also a form of applied science with Physics as an important part.
    Initially, Engineering started with Mechanical and Civil engineering as the main branches.
    Both the streams are derivatives of Mechanics which in turn is a form of Physics. Hence, the
    two branches do not have any meaning without Physics. Civil engineering involves a major
    part of geology, which is also a derivative of Physics.

    Another major part of engineering is Electrical engineering. This is a derivative of Electrical


    Physics. Since Electrical engineering leads to Electronics engineering and finally to
    Computer engineering and Information Technology, it can be concluded that the mother of all
    engineering branches is Physics. Recently, some other branches like Biomedical engineering
    and Bio-Technology have also been derived. These two streams are derivatives of Biology.
    Biology also has got thick links with principles Physics.  Both these branches are a blend of
    applied biology with principles of molecular physics. Thus, it is true that Physics has a
    significant role in Engineering.

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