ARTICLE NO 4:
Guys!!!!!!!!!!!! Today's discussion topic is Civil Engineering. Know about the job opportunities and target sectors available after completing your diploma and degree in Civil Engineering.
Course_Name
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Civil
Engineering
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Duration
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4 years
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Eligibilty_Criteria
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10+2
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Subject_Eligibility
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Physics,
Chemistry and Mathematics
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Marks_Eligibility
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For
premier Institutions such as IITs and of similar league , the eligibilty for
entrance exam is min. 60%. For rest, There is
no specific eligibilty % criteria.
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Physical_Eligibilty
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No
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Entrance_Exam
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Yes
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Mode
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Regular
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Skill
Interset
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1.
Sharp, and practical mind,
2. Give attention to details,
3.
Perseverance and hard working.
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Course_Introduction
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Civil
Engineering, one of the oldest
engineering discipline after military engineering deals with
designing, supervision and construction activities of public and pvt.
works and offers a multitude of
challenging career opportunities. Architecture is a highly competitive and
multi-disciplinary profession which involves a variety of tasks at work. This
is a field which covers various fields including spatial design, aesthetics,
safety management, material management etc. Civil Engineering is the
application of physical and scientific principles. It involves planning,
designing and executing structural works.
Civil engineering deals with designing, supervision and construction
activities of public works like roads, bridges, tunnels, buildings, airports,
dams, water works, sewage systems, ports etc. and also offers a multitude of
challenging career opportunities in Pvt. domain as well. Environmental engineering, geotechnical
engineering, structural engineering, transportation engineering, water
resources engineering, materials engineering, coastal engineering, surveying,
urban planning and many more are some of subdisciplines of civil engineering.
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Job_opprtunity
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A
civil engineer can work as Structural engineer, waste treatment engineer,
transportation engineer, Geotechnical engineer, water management engineer,
construction Engineer, coastal engineer, municipal or urban engineer. Civil Engineer supervise the construction
of projects to ensure that they are
built according to carefully drafted plans. Structural engineers are experts
in building structures safely and efficiently. They work with architects to
design large buildings, bridges, and tunnels. Construction engineers
supervise the actual construction of projects once they are designed. They
decide on the best materials and methods to use in building such structures
as skyscrapers. Civil engineers who work in hydraulics design canals,
flood-control systems, and irrigation systems study water sources and try to
develop ways of using water that will benefit the community. Sanitary engineers
design systems to purify water and treat wastes to provide a safe and
economical supply of water.
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Further
Studies
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1.
M. Tech. Structural Engg.
2. Construction Technology & Management
3. M.Tech. Water Resources
Management
4.
M.Tech. GIS and Remote Sensing
5. M.Tech Material Science Engg,
6.
M.Tech. Environmental Geo Technical Engg.
7. M.Tech. Environmental
Engineering
8.
M.Tech.Fluids Engineering,
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Target_Industry
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Public
health, irrigation or public works offer many job
opportunities to civil engineering graduates. They are employed in the construction projects, the
railways, private construction companies, military, engineering
services,consultancy etc. The
infrastructure and real estate industries also offer job opportunities for
the civil engineers. Public health, irrigation or public works offer
many job opportunities to civil engineering graduates.
They are employed in the construction
projects, the railways, private construction companies, military, engineering
services,consultancy etc. The
infrastructure and real estate industries also offer job opportunities for
the civil engineers.
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