Building and civil engineering

University preparatory courses in building and civil engineering focus on the study of construction, infrastructure, and the design and maintenance of buildings and civil works.

Structural Engineering: Understanding structural analysis, materials, and design principles for buildings and infrastructure. Construction Management: Study of construction processes, project management, and construction technology. Geotechnical Engineering: Exploration of soil mechanics, foundation design, and earthworks. Transportation and Infrastructure: Analysis of transportation systems, roads, bridges, and water supply networks.

Project Planning and Execution: Planning construction projects and understanding project management techniques. Technical Drawings and Blueprints: Creating technical drawings and interpreting architectural plans. Exam Revision and Problem Sets: Reviewing engineering concepts and solving practice problems.

Infrastructure Development: Building and civil engineering contribute to the development of essential infrastructure for societies. Safety and Sustainability: Focus on safe construction practices and sustainable development in the built environment. Economic Impact: Building and civil engineering have significant economic implications, affecting industries and communities.