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Anonymous users2024-02-10According to the steps of learning, "Architectural Drawing", "Architectural Drawing", "Building Construction", "Building Economy", "Building Decoration and Materials", "Construction Engineering Mechanics", "Building Construction Technology", "Building Surveying", "Building Budget and Final Accounts", "Engineering Computerization", "Construction Engineering Contract", "Project Bidding".
That's about it. I've simplified some of the names, but as long as you understand what they mean, you'll be fine.
There are also the above-mentioned concrete, masonry, steel structure, foundation foundation, which are all included in the building structure and construction process. Mechanics theory, structural mechanics and material mechanics are all included in the mechanics of building engineering.
When learning computerization, the main thing is to teach you to use Glodon, Hongye and other measurement and pricing software, and what you start to learn is the basics.
Hope you
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Fundamentals of Architecture: Housing Architecture
Fundamentals of Mechanics: Theoretical Mechanics, Structural Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials
Structural foundations: Concrete Structures, Masonry Structures, Steel Structures, Foundations and Foundations, Surveying
Economic: Project Budget Estimates
Mainly on these courses, other basic science courses such as "Advanced Mathematics" and "Chemistry" are not listed one by one.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08What kind of profession are you doing?
Construction engineering is a very broad definition, alas.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Fundamentals of Structural Testing in Civil Engineering
Standard Metrology Methods for Civil Engineering
Seismic Design of Engineering Structures
Organizational Design of Civil Engineering Construction".
Roads & Bridges
Civil Engineering Surveying
Construction Engineering "Tunnel Engineering".
Civil Engineering Construction Regulations
Civil Engineering CAD
Materials for Civil Engineering
Engineering Geology
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Let's look at the norms. It's true.. I don't even need to read books, I just read the specifications, go around the scene, combine the drawings, and ask others more. Construction is not difficult. A project is understood.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Suggestions: 1. You must first understand the construction drawings, and there are books such as "Civil Engineering Drawings". At the same time, you can learn AutoCAD, that software has a lot of uses, especially in the construction industry.
2. "Housing Architecture" understands the basic structure of buildings.
3. "Building Construction Technology" to understand the construction process.
4. "Construction Acceptance Specification" and "Guide".
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