Can I become a civil engineer without physics?
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Can I become a civil engineer without physics?
No, all Engineering courses pre-requisites are Physics and Chemistry. Your expertise in Math and Science is good. But all of these 4 subjects will be used as your basic tool or knowledge as you go along in your studies or took up your Major subjects.
Can I become a civil engineer without maths?
The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has made Mathematics and Physics optional in Class 12 for aspirants who want to get admission to BE and B.
Can you apply for engineering without physics?
It is certainly possible to qualify for an engineering degree without having to do an A-Level in Physics as most Universities, particularly the ones within the Russell Group ask for an A-Level in Maths and a science subject i.e. Physics, Chemistry or Biology but preferably Physics.
Is it possible to do engineering without Maths or physics?
Was wondering is it possible to do an engineering course without a level maths or physics. Looking through older posts from the forum it doesn’t seem possible however looking at UCAS, some universities I’m looking at going to (not Russel group) do accept courses which are not maths or physics based.
Can you go into computer science without Maths?
If you want to take up electronics or computer science, you cannot come without maths. But if you want to come in biochemical engineering or some other fields and you have a strong chemistry or biochemistry background but not a strong maths one, what is wrong in that?” he asked.
What subjects do you need to become a physics engineer?
A lot of advanced physics is involved, mathematics is the language of advanced physics, so you definitely need a strong foundation in mathematics and physics (This means you do A Level Maths and Physics, or IB or PreU or something very similar to that, not BTEC Engineering).
What subjects should I take to become a computer engineer?
Many reply with Study Computer Science or Chemical Engineering instead (as I take Chemistry, Maths, Further Maths and Computer Science). CompSci could be a good option if you choose a BEng or MEng course, as it requires only Maths. All take Maths and Physics.