What Does the Intersection of Civil Engineering and Physics Look Like?

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In summary, the intersection of civil engineering and physics involves the application of fundamental physical principles to the design and construction of structures and infrastructure. This includes the analysis of forces and materials, as well as the use of advanced technologies such as computer simulations and modeling. The collaboration between civil engineers and physicists is crucial in developing innovative solutions for complex engineering problems and ensuring the safety and efficiency of our built environment.
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Benjamin Mullen
Hi everyone, my name is Benjamin and I'm currently at student at Santa Clara University majoring in Civil Engineering and minoring in Physics. I know, weird combo right...
 
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Hi Benjamin.
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