Practical vs Theoretical Knowledge in Engineering: Join the Discussion!

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In summary, the discussion of practical vs theoretical knowledge in engineering focuses on the importance of both types of knowledge in the field. While practical knowledge is gained through hands-on experience and application, theoretical knowledge is acquired through study and understanding of principles and concepts. The conversation highlights the need for a balance between the two types of knowledge in order for engineers to be successful in their work. It also emphasizes the importance of continuously learning and adapting to new technologies and advancements in the field. Ultimately, the discussion encourages collaboration and open-mindedness in order to fully leverage both practical and theoretical knowledge in engineering.
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Hydro_t
Hi there, a newbie here, just wanted to say thanks for adding me to the forum! I'm an "practical" hydraulics engineer with some limited theoretical knowledge on other engineering subjects? So wanted to join to brush up on some of this here at this forum! Hope to speak to some of you soon!

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Welcome to the PF, Hydro! :smile:
 

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