Civil Engineering Basic Knowledge You Must Learn

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In this video, we'll explore the essential concepts and principles that every aspiring civil engineer should know. From the fundamentals of mathematics and physics to the various sub-disciplines and the design process, we'll uncover the building blocks of civil engineering.

Whether you're a beginner or simply looking to refresh your knowledge, this video is a must-watch for anyone interested in shaping the world through civil engineering. Don't miss this opportunity to learn the critical aspects of civil engineering that can help you build a solid foundation for a successful career.

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[Kamendu]

Physics and mathematics are the basics….❤👍

[SijinDeng]

Always aspired to be a civil engineer ❤. Graduating from high school soon

[constancereed]

I love being creative and hands on construction. My fantastic with building bridges and buildings and are studying the fundamentals field of engineering right now, it is complex and you must be mathematical strong or else forget it, you can’t avoid that most important part. Good luck to all the future inventors and hats off to all engineers.

[BlueProgamer]

I love maths and physics, but I'm afraid if the buildings or bridges will collapse

[davido]

Civil engineering is harder than human medicine!!!!

[efrainespinoza]

This is a precise explation of what is civil engineering and their different components and uses.

[kristinesdad]

If u can imagine a structure in 3 D and able to translate each floor and sides into sketch or pla, then ur on your way to being a civil engr

[plantedplague]

My math skills aren’t great but I’m really passionate about thinking outside the box. I’m just not good at thinking in the box, you know?

[prakahalbert-mzqo]

I love civil engineering but I am not really good in the but am working on that pls I need some advice

[JohnmayenMayenachiek]

That is my career to study civil engineering, but without money, I will surely die with my knowledge😢😢😢

[klmmhry]

Can a form four leaver learn civil engineering and get the ability to be a qualified architecture or civil engineering

[karunakhatiwada]

Is it worth it to do engeering for future jobs i am confused 😢

[AsanteEmmanuel-lkki]

That is wonderful, i want to become a civil Engineer

[Markjnr]

Hi @civimentor I am a civil engineering student from Ghana. A level 100 student. I want to become a construction engineer. But i have a poor physics and E-maths background

[abuubkr.e]

I am now doubting myself that's why I'm here. I'm 3rd yr this opening. And when I read the review books i realized my knowledge was not enough and I can't understand most of it. Can I still be? 😭

[JanethKiondo-zqyv]

Hellow..I've graduated my advance education with subjects of economics, mathematics and geography but my ordinary level of education I've passed well physics, and chemistry will I be able to study this course 😶😶

[georgepthomas]

I am civil engineering drop out... can i study it again

[aamirshaz]

That is wonderful, I am also civil Engineer😶🌟

[sahabulislam]

My biggest dream 🎉
I wanna be a civile engineer

[ENSHARAHHASSAN]

To gain a basic understanding of civil engineering, one must learn the following key areas:

1. **Materials Science**: Understanding the properties and applications of construction materials like concrete, steel, and asphalt.

2. **Structural Analysis**: Knowledge of how structures support loads and resist forces.

3. **Surveying**: Techniques for measuring land and mapping out construction sites.

4. **Geotechnics**: Study of soil mechanics and foundation engineering.

5. **Hydraulics and Hydrology**: Understanding fluid mechanics and water resource management.

6. **Transportation Engineering**: Design and maintenance of transportation systems like roads, bridges, and tunnels.

7. **Construction Management**: Principles of project planning, scheduling, and cost estimation.

8. **Environmental Engineering**: Focus on sustainable design and managing the impact of construction on the environment.

These areas form the foundation of civil engineering and are essential for anyone pursuing a career in the field.