About Applied Science

Applied science is the exact science of applying knowledge from one or more natural scientific fields to practical problems. Many applied sciences can be considered forms of engineering. Applied science is important for technology development. Its use in industrial settings is usually referred to as research and development (R&D).

Oh i see...

thank you for your sharing NEO.

finally i understand with it...

Ah, so that's what "Applied Science" is all about... anyways, since you're studying in that particular course, I just wanna wish you good luck in furthering your studies...

Thank you for the info Neo! That is a great help!

Hey we will work co-operately in the future time haha...!
Add oil Neo...! Future Macrothronic Engineer...!

Hehehe........well, if there is somebody opened a clinic, I gonna go there!!! hehehe and science related subjects is fun especially Biology! hehehe

Eventhough I didn't study 'Biology', I know that students who study that subject will get a chance to dissect animals like rats or frogs, right?

I wish I could dissect one of those animals... :lol!:

.............i hate those things, it kills the poor creature....eiiiwww..

Samantha wrote:.............i hate those things, it kills the poor creature....eiiiwww..

I know how you feel too, Samantha... about the part of dissecting small animals just for science.

yea... sometimes i disagree wit the dissect thingy ... but... i wanna try!!! yea...we wouldnt have known bout the inner structure of the animal if no one do that... I wish to dissect one of the non ruminants or rodents animal...

Last year, we(my classmate n I) were suppose to dissect one of the non-ruminant or rodents animal such as rat..etc..to identify the digestive system during our Biology class...unfortunately... the dissect thingy was canceled... Man!!! I look 4ward to do that!!

Actually it is just a standard prosedure to know more about inner-structure of an animal...
I like the prosedure...
But...
I feels sorry for the poor animal...
Haha...
Very funny feelings right?
:lol!:

Frogs........i hate that stinky thing!!! But then its still God's creation and we must love it, I don't understand why people want to operate the poor little thing in order to get knowledge?:(

It makes me cry......to think of it...

^^.......frog's made a long way through tadpoles.....they really tried they very best to grow up....this reminds of we all here too, sooner or later we will face the real world and its up to us to fight for survival....hehehe, does it makes me like a thinker...hehehe

HAHA Samantha, u are great in thinking...
Keep it up!

ahahah...will make u cry???y all hate it n cry or run away....i also blur about it...??but just try ur best la...

Science.......i once loved it especially Cosmos, the space and beyond...

You loved space? You maybe great! Can I ask you? Why Pluto is not a planet already? ^^

wao....this question i ........kend u answer bar...i from arts 1...dun know about applied science



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Mayb its size is too small i guess....cannt consider a planet...

too small...erm...maybe maybe..

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or mayb its a big comet n accidentally bump into the trail of the solar system....n was locked....@.@

harrr???izzit imporsible...i no comment about it...like that also can meh??@@

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dunno leh...im Commerce 1....XD

ehh....I thought this is about applied sciences???? where the hell did Pluto popped up from?? Well, my guess would be that it's just a ball of ice and it's too far from the solar system....ehh wait a minute, isn't Pluto's a planet in the solar system???

"Pluto is the second largest known dwarf planet and tenth largest orbiting
the Sun. From its time of discovery in 1930 to 2006 it was considered
to be the ninth planet in the solar system, ...." http://www.solarviews.com/eng/pluto.htm