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What does a polytechnic student studies? Ordinary science or engineering related subject?

A polytechnic student studies a combination of ordinary science and engineering-related subjects. The specific subjects that are studied vary depending on the polytechnic and the specialization that the student chooses. However, some common subjects that are studied in polytechnics include:

• Mathematics: Mathematics is a foundational subject in engineering and is essential for understanding many of the concepts that are taught in polytechnics.
  
  
• Physics: Physics is another foundational subject in engineering and is essential for understanding the principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, and electromagnetism.
  
  
• Chemistry: Chemistry is a subject that is often studied in polytechnics, especially those that offer specializations in chemical engineering or biotechnology.
  
  
• Engineering drawing: Engineering drawing is a skill that is essential for all engineers and is used to create technical drawings of machines, structures, and other engineering projects.
  
  
• Computer science: Computer science is a subject that is becoming increasingly important in engineering and is used to design and develop software, computer hardware, and embedded systems.
  
  
• Workshop practice: Workshop practice is a hands-on subject that gives students the opportunity to gain practical experience in using tools and machinery.[COLOR=var(--bard-color-on-surface-variant)][/COLOR]