Can Materials Engineers Benefit from Learning About Mechanical Engineering?

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HLR
Hello everyone.

I am a recent graduate of Materials engineering.

I'm joining this forum to learn about Mechanical engineering since my knowledge is somewhat lacking for my current needs.

Hope to learn a lot from this forum.

Cheers
 
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