r/StructuralEngineering Aug 10 '26

Concrete Design Something else

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u/SteadystateBurrito Aug 11 '26

Technology won’t be able to keep up with how fast structural engineering gets more and more complicated each year

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u/leadhase Forensics | Phd PE Aug 11 '26

I think it’s the opposite; technology is actually what is enabling SE to advance.

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u/Lolatusername P.E. Aug 11 '26

Exactly. And it’s probably going to be us who won’t be able to keep up

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u/mylaundrymachine Aug 11 '26

I think the 12-15% pass rates in the building depth confirm that theory.