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Students testing out their floating structures.

STUDENTS of Curtin University Malaysia (Curtin Malaysia) recently took part in a “Floating Structure Challenge” organised by the university’s Department of Civil and Construction Engineering.

The competition, which saw 35 students participating, was organised as part of the students’ study of units related to structural analysis, which is an integral part of the Civil and Construction Engineering course at Curtin Malaysia.

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