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Asked by tonyyyg99 to Al, Emma, Ivanka, James, Omar on 14 Mar 2012.
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James Vokes answered on 13 Mar 2012:
Maths. To be an engineer you have to be able to do maths even if you hate it and you have to force yourself to do it. It’ll teach you to think logically, to work through problems in steps. You’ll almost certainly be using numbers in some form in your day to day if you’re an engineer.
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Emma Bould answered on 13 Mar 2012:
For me it was Physics – probably because it involved more than just numbers! You can think of it as applied Mathswith some English thrown, because there is always some equation to explain what’s going on and then some sort of conclusion to write. Overally, (in my opinion) it is was more interesting than Maths!
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Al Bartlett answered on 14 Mar 2012:
Hello tonyyyg99,
Lots of subjects are useful to engineering and i dont think any particular subject is more important than another? Maths, Science, Design & Technology and English are all very important in their own right. I use all of these subjects every day so i’d say that they’re all important!
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tonyyyg99 commented on :
Thank you very much, I will now be focusing on these subjects 😉
Al commented on :
No Problem at all tonyyyg99 – Im glad to have helped you