Structural engineering.

Structural engineering is a science in which people help create buildings and structures that are strong, sturdy, safe, and long-lasting. Structural engineers have to use knowledge from several different disciplines, such as physics and math, to do their job. To plan and build, structural engineers work with other engineers, architects, surveyors, and general contractors. They help design and build homes, office buildings, bridges, automobiles, and airplanes; however, engineers are often specialized to help ensure that they have the required knowledge for their projects. Because of this, structural engineers play a unique role in designing and building, and their job differs from that of an architect.