What Can You Learn About Engineering on PhysicsForums?

In summary, PhysicsForums is a valuable resource for learning about engineering. The forum provides a platform for discussions and sharing of knowledge among engineers and students. Topics related to engineering, such as mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering, are widely discussed on the forum, along with practical advice and problem-solving techniques. Users can also find information on the latest developments in the field and resources for further learning. With a diverse community and a wealth of knowledge, PhysicsForums is an excellent source for anyone looking to expand their understanding of engineering.
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I'm Mike. I'm a Mech Simulation Engineer. I am grateful with the help from this forum which directly solve my problem. Hope I can gain more engineering knowledge and experience, and also can help others.

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