A general heading of engineering would cover this, but there are many branches of engineering. Also many tasks fall into the category of crafts, these tend to be tasks learned by example rather than by theory and mathematics which are required by the more academic engineering disciplines.
I don't think so, I have seen a lot of jobs for ocean engineering...
yes
Maths is used in engineering to work out the precise necessary measurements needed for the tasks, for example: the pressure that will be needed to hold the transport bridge up safely. or the pressure that a rocket will need to take off from the ground
InceptionElicitationElaborationNegotiationSpecificationValidationRequirements ManagementSome of these tasks may occur in parallel and all are adapted to the needs of the project.
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T. Sawaragi has written: 'Coastal engineering' -- subject(s): Aquacultural engineering, Coastal engineering, Hydrodynamics, Ocean engineering
The demand for ocean engineers is increasing, and will continue to increase.
You can look at the cool fish.
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Alfred A. H. Keil has written: 'Strengthening ocean engineering in the Sea Grant Program' -- subject(s): Ocean engineering
Umbrella activities is defined by a set of tasks that are adapted to the project type and degree of rigor with which software engineering is to be applied.