applied engineering
[əˈplaɪd ɛndʒɪˈnɪrɪŋ]
nounfemininepl: applied engineering (invariable) / engenharias aplicadas
engenharia aplicada
1. The practical application of scientific and mathematical principles to design and develop structures, machines, processes, and systems for real-world use
Applied engineering focuses on solving practical problems in industry and everyday life.
A engenharia aplicada concentra-se em resolver problemas práticos na indústria e na vida cotidiana.
2. Engineering that bridges theoretical science and commercial or industrial implementation
The student studied applied engineering to work directly with manufacturing processes.
O estudante estudou engenharia aplicada para trabalhar diretamente com processos de manufatura.
3. The discipline concerned with putting engineering knowledge into practical applications rather than theoretical research
Applied engineering differs from pure engineering science by emphasizing practical outcomes.
A engenharia aplicada difere da ciência da engenharia pura ao enfatizar resultados práticos.
In Brazil, applied engineering is highly valued in the industrial and manufacturing sectors, particularly in São Paulo. Universities often have specific 'applied engineering' programs distinct from pure engineering programs. In the USA, the term is used interchangeably with 'engineering technology' in technical schools and community colleges. Both cultures emphasize the practical, problem-solving nature of applied engineering versus theoretical research.
Related Idioms & Phrases
put engineering into practice
hands-on engineering
engineering in the real world
from theory to application
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