Biomedical & Industrial Engineering: Crash Course Engineering #6
We've discussed the four main branches of engineering but there are so many other fields doing important work, so today we're going to explore a few of them.
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From imagining what it might be like to create our own city, to learning about the chemicals that go into our food, we’ve already covered a good amount of engineering history. Civil, mechanical, electrical, and chemical are the four main branches of engineering. But there are many others! Some have been around for centuries, while others have developed more recently and are rapidly growing. Some have even broken off of existing branches and are quickly becoming their own fields. One example of this is aerospace engineering, which handles the design and construction of air and spacecraft. This was a natural progression from mechanical engineering, as we started creating machines that could fly. Another example is environmental engineering, which uses engineering practices, soil science, biolo...
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From imagining what it might be like to create our own city, to learning about the chemicals that go into our food, we’ve already covered a good amount of engineering history. Civil, mechanical, electrical, and chemical are the four main branches of engineering. But there are many others! Some have been around for centuries, while others have developed more recently and are rapidly growing. Some have even broken off of existing branches and are quickly becoming their own fields. One example of this is aerospace engineering, which handles the design and construction of air and spacecraft. This was a natural progression from mechanical engineering, as we started creating machines that could fly. Another example is environmental engineering, which uses engineering practices, soil science, biolo...
