Transportation, civil engineering, construction, energy and electricity.
Which students are suitable for "new engineering"?
Some new engineering majors have certain requirements for candidates' scientific achievements.
For example, the aerospace major requires students to have good logical thinking ability, study and research ability and practical ability, and has very high requirements for mathematics and physics.
Electrical specialty requires students to have a solid foundation in mathematics and physics, strong logical thinking ability, like scientific experiments and hands-on practice, and more importantly, have a curiosity to explore new things in depth.
"New project" will undoubtedly be the general trend. For high school students, under the background of "new engineering", the basic position of physics will not be shaken, and chemistry, biology and other disciplines will emphasize the application and relevance with other disciplines.