Civil Engineering: Crash Course Engineering #2

We’re beginning our engineering journey with a tour through the major branches. Today Shini explains the facets of civil engineering, including structural and construction engineering, city planning, transportation, and sanitation.

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[hdsiroha]

Bob the Builder was the most famous civil engineer in recent history.

[PracticalEngineeringChannel]

Yes! I think you misspelled "Best Kind of Engineering" in the title though...

[alchemistapollo]

I recently graduated in Civil Engineering in fall of 2018. I am here to recap while I study for my Fundamental of Engineering exam. I really enjoyed the structure of this video. Using the island as a central example to investigate engineering throughout the ages was a brilliant idea. Thank you for the making of this video.

[supernova]

Civil engineer here, Iam specialized in structural engineering. Iam very pleased and happy that crash course shed the light on our beloved profession, looking forwards for future episodes

[aoihyoudou]

there honestly could not be a better time for this series! im going to start my first year in engineering in a couple of weeks and im really stoked! thank you <3

[ceasetheday]

I think that the amount of licensing and professional ethics in civil engineering cannot be understated. Compared to other engineering fields, civil engineering is very stringent. Not mentioning these standards does young civil engineers a great disservice. Although civil may be one of the easier engineering curriculums, it’s probably the most involved after graduating college.

[PoilyGames]

As a mechanical engineering first year student I’m very excited for that episode! Very happy to see this new series

[LukePHA]

Let's hope the comments are civil :p

[SuperLetsPlay]

Architecture student here, we love u civil engineers !!!! <3

[aldenjennings]

A Environmental Engineering Crash Course would be very interesting.

[ruthydrawsalot]

I love civil engineering and architecture. I hope to be a civil engineer in the future and this helped me a lot. Thank you very much 😃

[OkamiGirl]

Civil engineering is the most mannered engineering.

[HannahHinze]

I can't get over how beautiful and articulate this host is! 😍

[saqlainsiddiqui]

A civil engineering student here. Gonna enjoy the video.

[Manish_Kumar_Singh]

As a civil engineer i can say we are most hardworking and enduring one.

[JellyScrub]

I'm thinking of majoring in Civil! I always enjoyed SimCity and Cities: Skylines and drawing towns for HotWheels cars and playing with model railways!

[Quixotic]

When people ask what I do for a living, I find it easier to gauge what they know of Sim City and work from there.

[Davao]

omg the solid foundation pun was so cute!

[MEIKLE]

*Please do aerospace/aeronautical engineering!*




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[shbooo]

I'm so happy you guys are doing engineering now