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Unit Description
This unit specifies the competencies required to perform road construction works. It involves carrying out earthwork activities, constructing road/pavement structure layers and constructing parking, walk ways and cyclist lanes, foot bridges and bus bays. It also includes installing road furniture, construction of erosion prevention structures, constructing highway drainage and hydraulic structures and undertaking highway maintenance.
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The Diploma in Civil Engineering is a specialized technical program designed to equip students with practical and theoretical knowledge in the field of civil engineering. This course typically spans 2 to 3 years, depending on the institute and country, and prepares students for careers in construction, infrastructure development, and related engineering sectors.
Core Subjects Covered:
Engineering Mathematics: Fundamental mathematical concepts including algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, and statistics are studied to aid in engineering problem-solving and design.
Engineering Mechanics: Principles of forces, moments, equilibrium, and dynamics as applied to structures and materials.
Building Materials and Construction: Study of various construction materials like concrete, steel, wood, and their properties, along with construction techniques, workmanship, and quality control.
Surveying: Techniques and instruments used for land surveying, measurements, mapping, and site layout planning.
Structural Analysis: Understanding of load distribution, stress, strain, and behavior of different structural elements such as beams, columns, and slabs.
Concrete Technology: Study of concrete composition, mix design, curing, and testing methods to ensure durability and strength.
Geotechnical Engineering: Basics of soil mechanics, soil properties, and foundation design to support structures.
Transportation Engineering: Fundamentals of road, railway, and bridge construction, including traffic management and planning.
Hydraulics and Water Resources Engineering: Study of fluid mechanics, water supply systems, irrigation, and drainage infrastructure.
Environmental Engineering: Introduction to waste management, pollution control, and sustainable construction practices.
Construction Management and Estimation: Techniques for project planning, cost estimation, resource management, and site supervision.
Practical Training:
The course includes extensive laboratory work, field visits, and project work to provide hands-on experience in surveying, material testing, drafting, and construction management.
Career Prospects:
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Junior Engineers, Site Supervisors, Surveyors, Estimators, and Technicians in construction firms, government agencies, infrastructure companies, and consultancy firms. The diploma also serves as a foundation for further studies like a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering.
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