What applied science? Is there any difference between science and applied science? What is an example of applied science? What are the subjects of applied sciences? What are the advantages of it? What is ETASR?
What is Applied science?
Applied
means “ to apply something” science means “knowledge”. Applied science is the branch of science in
which we practically apply scientific knowledge, which is formerly proved to
get results.so, applied science deals with the practical word to achieve a
particular result.
what is an example of applied science?
As we know Applied sciences is about applying basic
knowledge practically to get a result. For example, Mechanical Engineering
is an example of applied science in which we apply basic knowledge from
mathematics, physics, and chemistry to design and then construct the machinery.
Moreover, if we integrate it deeply all Printer press was one of the
most important inventions in the field of Mechanical engineering by using the
principle of physics and chemistry.
Is there
any difference between science and applied science?
Men are curious about things when he/she saw things he gets
knowledge from them. This could be any type if it relates to nature then, it is
called natural science.so, any random knowledge about objects can relate to
their specific field.so, we can say that
“Science deals with knowledge. science is a way of
finding things out.”
And Applied science is the branch of science in which
we practically apply this knowledge to check that whether this information true
or not to get an even better result. knowledge may be extended, corrected, or
even rejected it depends upon results
What are the advantages of Applied science?
The description of
the advantages of applied science are below:
Enhance curiosity:
As more people get scientific knowledge, they are curious
about things and want to apply this knowledge practically to get amazing
results.
Advancement increase:
As applied researches increase, the researcher gets to know
about better advancement in a specific field which increases advancement in the
world.
Resolve problems:
Researchers use knowledge to resolve the issues, more
practical research may help to resolve the problems.
Medical research saves life:
More medical research helps to get efficient medicine or
modern medical techniques, which eventually helps save men's lives.
Fast and efficient results:
More practical results show how to achieve fast and
efficient results, which saves the researcher time.
Make life easy:
As advancement increases, it makes the world full of
machinery and more efficient equipment, making human life easy.
Increase invention:
As the researcher performs it helps to increase the
invention which increases advancements that make human life worth living.
What are the subjects of applied science? What are the majors of applied science?
Applied science is a vast field that includes a lot of
fields that increase advancement in it. Few basics are
·
Agriculture system
·
Applied physics
·
Applied chemistry
·
General engineering
·
Architectural science
·
Automotive science
·
Building art
Are engineering and applied science is same?
No, engineering and applied science are not the same. But
they interrelate with each other in aspects. Applied science is the use of
scientific processes and knowledge as the means to achieve a particular result.
And Engineering is all about applying mathematics, physics, drawing, and
chemistry to perform practicals and get results. Applied science relates to
engineering because engineering is also one of the fields or branches of
applied science but both are different.
What is ETASR? (Engineering Technology and Applied sciences research)
ETASR ( engineering technology and applied sciences ) is international
wide scope, peer viewed journal for the publishing of original articles related
to different fields of applied sciences.
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