How Can Physics Forums Help with Civil Engineering Studies?

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blaster x 343
Just signed up, new to the whole forum thing,
thought I would sign up as whenever I run into issues with questions or similar google searches always point here.
Currently studying Civil Engineering.
Not really sure what else to put here, thanks in advance for any help given and if I see anywhere I can help I will.
 
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Welcome to Physics Forums Blaster. :smile:
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