Coastal Engineering
Coastal Engineering addresses both natural and human-induced changes in coastal areas by using a mix of structural and non-structural protection methods. While beaches provide natural defenses against erosion, human development along the coast can compromise these protective functions.
Construction Engineering
Management and delivery of residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects; required to plan, supervise, and inspect construction.
Earthquake Engineering
Analyses the consequences of earthquakes on structures; designs and constructs structures to survive or reduce major damage from earthquakes.
Environmental Engineering
Protects humans from harmful environmental effects such as pollution and leakage; involves detecting harmful effects and tracing them back to their source.
Water Resource Engineering
Management, protection, and preservation of water; aims to improve water quality for recreational, commercial, and industrial uses.
Structural Engineering
Ensures buildings don’t fall down and bridges don’t collapse; focuses on the framework of structures as a specialty within civil engineering.
Fill in the Blank: Coastal Engineering provides __________ and __________ protection.
Structural and non-structural
What is the focus of Structural Engineering?
Ensuring buildings don’t fall down and bridges don’t collapse.
Fill in the Blank: Water Resource Engineering aims to improve __________ for recreational, commercial, and industrial uses.
Water quality
What does Earthquake Engineering aim to design and construct?
Structures to survive or reduce major damage from earthquakes.
Fill in the Blank: Environmental Engineering detects harmful effects and traces them back to __________.
the source.