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ENGINEERING & CIVIL ENGINEERING

ENGINEERING & CIVIL ENGINEERING. Presented by. Nadim Sioufi, CEng MICE. What is Engineering. Harmonisation. Create to make everything work around you. Key points. Initially (Latin) : To imagine and create. Contemporary reference: Operate an engine. Meaning. Resolve Complexities.

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ENGINEERING & CIVIL ENGINEERING

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  1. ENGINEERING & CIVIL ENGINEERING Presented by Nadim Sioufi, CEng MICE

  2. What is Engineering Harmonisation Create to make everything work around you Key points • Initially (Latin) : To imagine and create. • Contemporary reference: Operate an engine. Meaning Resolve Complexities

  3. Why Engineering? Key points Engineering • Academically provides the possibility of defining specialisation at a later stage. • Wide professional perspective. • Challenging managerial activities:design, negotiation, planning,finance.... Civil Eng • Interdisciplinary activities. • The whole world is available. • Everyday will be different. The key is to forecast the unpredictable, or at least know how to act. You can touch what you build

  4. Civil Engineering: Between home and school • Traffic demand • Under and overpasses, junction • Pipe work and drainage • Concrete mix and all other materials A7

  5. Civil Engineering: Between home and school Water infrastructure • Pipe work / clean water from your tap • Sewage / Istan dam....

  6. Civil Engineering: Between home and school Structures • Airports / Stadiums / Special buildings

  7. Civil Engineering: Between home and school AVE • Station, Railtrack…

  8. Civil Engineering: Between home and school Coastal engineering • Ports • Coastal protection

  9. Why Civil Engineering? • Consultancy • Construction • Design • Legal Broad Spectrum

  10. Why Civil Engineering? • Consultancy • Construction • Design • Legal • Worldwide. CE is a universal language. Broad Spectrum Geographical development

  11. “Civil engineers are needed in major projects around the world such as the Olympics project in the UK or Hong Kong airport.”

  12. Why Civil Engineering? • Consultancy • Construction • Design • Legal • Worldwide. CE is a universal language. • Aeronautical Eng. in airports • Mechanical Eng. in industrial works • Architects in structures • Chemical engineers in platforms • Environmentalists • Musicians or doctors Broad Spectrum Geographical development Interdisciplinary

  13. Why Civil Engineering? • Consultancy • Construction • Design • Legal • Worldwide. CE is a universal language. • Aeronautical Eng. in airports • Mechanical Eng. in industrial works • Architects in structures • Chemical engineers in platforms • Environmentalists • Musicians or doctors • Design, construction, commercial, contractual, team leader. Broad Spectrum Geographical development Interdisciplinary Multidisciplinary A Civil Engineer is an important player

  14. Why Civil Engineering? • Consultancy • Construction • Design • Legal • Worldwide. CE is a universal language. • Aeronautical Eng. in airports • Mechanical Eng. in industrial works • Architects in structures • Chemical engineers in platforms • Environmentalists • Musicians or doctors • Design, construction, commercial, contractual, team leader • Not the most desirable in the market but has a relative longterm income security. Broad Spectrum Geographical development Interdisciplinary Multidisciplinary Salary

  15. “Additionally ICE salary survey 2009 showed that:Average total income for under 24s in £23,965Recent graduates (up to 5 years of experience in civil engineeringaged up to 34 and graduates members of ICE) command an averagetotal salary of£23,654ICE members an average total income of£54,203ICE Fellows earn on average total income of£77,873”

  16. “For a degreeMathematics and Physics at ‘A’ level. Other useful objects are:Chemistry, Design & Technology, Geography and LanguageScottish National DiplomaBTEC National DiplomaDiploma in Engineering or Construction and Built Environment”

  17. “ Civil engineering courses andapprenticeships are availableall overthe UK and abroadCombined courses with other disciplines are available toofor example Civil & Environmental Engineering orCivil Engineering with a language.”

  18. nadim@sioufi.es / www.sioufi.es

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