Practical Course on Quantity Estimation, Tendering, Concrete Technology, BOQ, Running Bill, Levelling, Rebar work, etc.
Welcome to the Basics of Civil Engineering in Construction course on Udemy!
Unlock Your Full Potential:
Are you about to complete your civil engineering degree or a fresh graduate ready to dive into the professional world? Despite spending four years in engineering college, you may find there are still crucial skills and knowledge that weren't covered in your curriculum. This course is designed to fill that gap, ensuring you're fully prepared for the challenges of the construction industry.
Why This Course?
Bridging the Gap: Our course goes beyond traditional engineering education, focusing on essential skills and knowledge that will set you apart in the professional field.
Logical Reasoning & Conceptual Clarity: Enhance your logical reasoning and deepen your understanding of fundamental civil engineering concepts.
Job-Ready Skills: Gain practical insights and polished knowledge, making you more competitive in the job market.
Continuous Learning: This course is a living resource. With new lectures added regularly, you'll always have access to the latest industry trends and techniques.
What You Will Learn:
Critical thinking and problem-solving skills tailored to civil engineering
Key concepts and practical knowledge essential for construction projects
Real-world applications and examples that bring theory to life
Tips and strategies for acing job interviews and thriving in your career
Who Should Enroll:
Final-year civil engineering students looking to solidify their knowledge
Fresh civil engineering graduates eager to jumpstart their careers
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Our commitment to your success doesn't end at enrollment. With ongoing updates and new lectures, you'll stay ahead of the curve and continually improve your expertise.
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Topics of Civil Engineering that are missed in college.
Contractual process, site works, site handling, concrete works, rebar works etc.
Structure knowledge and working at site.
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I am a civil Engineer and I completed my engineering degree from Nepal Engineering College,Nepal. I currently work at IME Group, Nepal as a project manager. I love teaching people and spreading knowledge.  We study a lot of things in our four years of engineering life. However, when we land ourselves at the construction site, we are completely new to...
Not bad! ;D
it was not bad , I had an idea but this threw more light and gave me more understanding on the subject, I like the examples as it gives a practical use, but it could be better. there were some terms that were not explained too.
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Good
Some where photos get stopped and only sound is come
The course is really very amazing, concepts which were very hard to learn u explained it very smoothly it was really very delightful to clear concept with you but at last it looks like something was incomplete. The last video was like there should be more videos or seems like incomplete. Else everything was the best
Not what I expected.
I wanted to know more about the actual methodology and phases done in the construction site, such as the preparations and then the placement of frameworks, how the pouring is done exactly, how the bars are placed and all other ties, etc are placed and done.
Also, the music is unnecessary in the videos and just causes a distraction.
The captions and transcript are completely inaccurate.
i struggle with understanding the English's accent
visual presentation is very helpful
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Marvin D.
The lecturer didn't explain what the rate was in real terms. Is the NR calculated according to time or hourly rate of pay etc.