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An engineering discipline is a branch of engineering that concentrates on a specific set of problems, methods, and standards within the broader field. Typical disciplines include civil, mechanical, electrical, chemical, software, aerospace, environmental, and biomedical engineering. Each discipline builds its own knowledge base, design principles, and analytic tools, while sharing a commitment to safety, reliability, and public welfare.
Education in a given discipline usually combines mathematics and science with domain-specific theory and hands-on design
Engineers apply their discipline to conceive, analyze, build, test, and oversee complex systems and products. The
Historically, engineering disciplines emerged during industrialization and expanded with advances in mathematics, computation, and materials science.