What engineering professions are open to me without Bio?

In summary, the speaker made the decision to exclude biology from their course selection, potentially limiting their options for certain engineering professions. However, if they have interests in civil, electrical, mechanical, chemical, aeronautical, nuclear, or structural engineering, they won't need biology. It would also be helpful to have an interest in biochemical or biomedical engineering or environmental sciences. The speaker should also remember to take calculus.
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My school had us complete course selection in two days so I made the rash decision of excluding biology. What engineering professions will this bar me from?

Note: I will be taking French, Graphic design, Chemistry, Functions, Advanced functions and Physics. Is this a good group of courses for engineering?
 
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Felchi said:
My school had us complete course selection in two days so I made the rash decision of excluding biology. What engineering professions will this bar me from?

Note: I will be taking French, Graphic design, Chemistry, Functions, Advanced functions and Physics. Is this a good group of courses for engineering?
I don't know if you are talking high school or freshman college courses, I assume high school, but if you have any leaning at all toward civil, electrical, mechanical, chemical, aeronautical, nuclear , or structural engineering, you won't need biology. It would be helpful if you were interested in say biochemical or biomedical engineering, or environmental sciences, as examples, but otherwise, it is not necessary. Don't forget calculus!
 
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FAQ: What engineering professions are open to me without Bio?

What engineering professions are open to me without Bio?

There are several engineering professions that do not require a background in biology. Some of the most popular options include:

  • Civil engineering
  • Mechanical engineering
  • Electrical engineering
  • Chemical engineering
  • Computer engineering

Each of these fields focuses on different aspects of engineering and may have specific requirements and qualifications. It is important to research each option to determine which one aligns with your interests and skills.

What is civil engineering?

Civil engineering is a branch of engineering that focuses on the design, construction, and maintenance of the built environment. This includes structures such as buildings, roads, bridges, and water systems. Civil engineers use their knowledge of math, science, and technology to solve problems and improve the infrastructure of communities.

What is mechanical engineering?

Mechanical engineering involves the design, development, and manufacturing of mechanical systems and devices. This can include everything from cars and airplanes to medical equipment and robots. Mechanical engineers use their understanding of physics, materials, and mechanics to create innovative solutions to practical problems.

What is electrical engineering?

Electrical engineering is the branch of engineering that deals with the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism. This field involves the design and development of systems and devices that use electricity, such as power grids, computers, and communication networks. Electrical engineers also work on renewable energy sources and sustainable energy solutions.

What is chemical engineering?

Chemical engineering combines principles of chemistry, physics, and biology to design and develop processes for transforming raw materials into useful products. This can include everything from pharmaceuticals and food products to fuels and plastics. Chemical engineers play a vital role in creating new and improved products while also considering environmental and safety concerns.

What is computer engineering?

Computer engineering is a field that combines computer science and electrical engineering to design and develop computer systems and technology. This can include hardware, software, and networks. Computer engineers play a crucial role in the development of new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and autonomous vehicles.

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