STRUCTURAL CIVIL ENGINEERING

Structural civil engineering is a branch of engineering that specifically studies building construction from
introduction, planning, licensing, implementation, maintenance, and other matters relating to building structures.
• Intoduction
Material research is intended to determine the characteristics of strength, resistance, weight, and other things.
While the introduction of labor is useful for managing workers so that they can carry out development well. There is
also an introduction to the construction site which includes soil conditions, wind, earthquakes. There is a lesson in it
- Building materials engineering
- Defense technique
- Surveyor
• Planning
After knowing the location of the construction and the materials to be used, then we can plan what a strong but
economical building structure will look like, here we study
- Concrete structure
- Steel structure
- Wooden structure
- Building cost budget plan
• Permissions
Development in a country must comply with applicable laws, therefore it is necessary to have an introduction
to the laws relating to buildings, also to know the procedures for managing permits and what conditions are
needed. What is learned is
- Building law
- Building permits
• Implementation
The point is how to carry out a development project with the fastest possible time, maximum quality, low cost
and no work accidents. The subjects included in this include:
- Construction management
- Heavy equipment
- Occupational safety and health of building construction projects
• Maintenance
After a building is completed, it is maintained properly so that it can function optimally, any damage that
occurs needs to be taken appropriately so as not to cause new problems. What is learned is
- Building maintenance techniques