What sparked my interest in physics as an engineering student?

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In summary, as an engineering student, my interest in physics was sparked by the application of scientific principles to solve real-world problems and design innovative solutions. The hands-on experiments and practical applications of physics in engineering courses fascinated me and motivated me to further explore the subject. Additionally, the interdisciplinary nature of physics, with its connections to other fields such as mathematics and computer science, intrigued me and solidified my interest in pursuing a career in engineering.
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Saranga Buwaneka
Hi, I'm Saranga, I'm a first year student in Electrical/Electronics Engineering. I self study physics in my own time. Though I have chosen engineering as my bachelor's degree, physics is my real interest. :)
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
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Thank You. :)
 

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