Civil Engineering: Crash Course Engineering #2
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- We’re beginning our engineering journey with a tour through the major branches. Today Shini explains the facets of civil engineering, including structural and construction engineering, city planning, transportation, and sanitation.
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Bob the Builder was the most famous civil engineer in recent history.
Are you even paying attention to the video this is not a cartoon its a learning channel?!
Uhm no, he was a constructor.
alexkid1 is that a joke he is a civil engineer
@@rosewhite370 Hehe I never saw a civil engineer actually doing labour as Bob did. Henceforth he is just a labourer/contractor.. Not an engineer.
@@EM-ih6lw Imagine not being able to take a joke lol
I recently graduated in Civil Engineering in fall of 2018. I am here to recap while I study for my Fundamental of Engineering exam. I really enjoyed the structure of this video. Using the island as a central example to investigate engineering throughout the ages was a brilliant idea. Thank you for the making of this video.
Hey I graduated same year in civil engineering
Architecture student here, we love u civil engineers !!!!
We love u too!!!!
Architecture and Civil Engineers are the same thing but Architecture dont build that match
@@BringerOfDeath12 .... No
So will this help us play SimCity?
If you mean SimCity (2013), then, no. That involves fixing disaster of software engineering, not fixing a disaster of civil engineering.
Play cities skyline then it's basicaly simcity but better
I was able to beat SimCity once I completed my degree
Somehow this video makes me think of that kind of game too lol
I can't get over how beautiful and articulate this host is! 😍
Let's hope the comments are civil :p
What you did there…
…I see it.
Fanny hair
That pun was poorly... designed...
WelshZeCorgi Ey! let's keep leveled heads!
I want to be an uncivil engineer .. buuuuuurp.
I love civil engineering and architecture. I hope to be a civil engineer in the future and this helped me a lot. Thank you very much 😃
As a mechanical engineering first year student I’m very excited for that episode! Very happy to see this new series
When people ask what I do for a living, I find it easier to gauge what they know of Sim City and work from there.
*Please do aerospace/aeronautical engineering!*
*Please like so it gets to the top!*
I am a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering.
Edit: You have broadly defined 'structural engineering' as focusing more on the design and framework of structures. You have mentioned about Portland cement or cement itself. But what is missing in your discussion of civil engineering is the invention of REINFORCE concrete. Steel bars or steel itself is an integral part of structural engineering.
no its not
@Sofia Anastasia Aaltonen good for you
These videos don't really get into how it's done. They're focusing broadly on what is done.
I couldn’t help but laugh at the thought of a lighthouse burning in the middle of the ocean. This episode was jam packed with info but it felt so short as well. Anyways great episode.
Can't wait for mechanical!
Rob House Video 3, probably
Yes
Civil engineering is the father of all engineering.
P.S a proud Civil (Water Resource) Engineer here
Indus Valley Civilization in Indo-Pak region belonging to period from 3300 BCE to 1300 BCE is perfect example to understand civil engineering. Cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro are marvelous example of urban planning with water supply and drain facility and cities divided in blocks - administrative and residential
city of Lothal is known for dams and embankments
Thank you so much for all your videos! - I'd definitely fail all my exams without them!
Does it bother anyone else that the new background for the engineering series has shelves that are racked and skewed?
Finally. I commented about it on the last video but didn't get any response. It's really ironic that the set for the science of stability contains something that's so unstable and aesthetically unpleasing.
I think it’s intentional💁🏻it’s not falling apart and it’s interesting to look at💁🏻 doesn’t really bother me🤷🏻♀️
+brid101286 Damn, if it's intentional then they're really sadistic 😂
I think it’s supposed to be decorative
Thats the first thing i noticed and i found it ironic lol
One important question. When you talk about reactangular city plan dividing into parts for different usage, we need to consider the existence of Indus valley civilisation as well. They existed way before Greeks/Rome
Love this Video....... Proud Civil Engineer....
Very nice! But please in the future episodes do not forget Agricultural engineering. Its more important and complex than people are usually think and i think it deserves proper attention :)
I would love for the final videos in this series to have an art assignment feel but encouraging the design thinking that underpins engineering.
Builds Pyramids.
Hmm... Maybe we should build a water supply now...
YOU MUST CONSTRUCT ADDITIONAL PYLONS.
SCV good to go Sir..ORDERS RECEIVED
@Verdatum they just don't knw xD
I liked the video even before watching it.
U r one of the best presenters ever
I'm a Civil Engineering student. I love this series.
Watching at the gym then suddenly vehicle motion alarm out of nowhere at the end of the video... I seriously looked over my right shoulder to see if a truck was about to run me over. 😅
Wounderful knowledge
i am living for the animations
Where were those Geotechnical Engineers you're talking about when someone decided to build Chicago on a swamp? I mean, nowadays, Chicago is mostly built on more Chicago.
I love this series. Thanks for sharing!
Please make a video about Chemical Engineering.
Make a video on Electronics and communication engineering (ECE)
Waiting to listen about FR Khan !!!
R u going to talk re The Engineers & the Price System/Veblen? Just wondering.
Also wonder how engineers & what they do resemble magicians & what they do. Yeah.
TimeAndChance What? Also, yeah, sometimes it seems like magic to us, too.
Dr. Shini hasn't explained why an uninhabited island needs a city. The island was doing just fine before the engineers showed up.
I really loved this video please make more please
Great video.
Anyone can build a bridge that stands, but only engineers can build ones that barely stand.
you forgot how Shrek uses tree bark as a door
I want to be civil engineer in the future
God bless crash course
Could you do a crash course on superintendents?
Thanks for talking about Imhotep. Rarely hear about African scientists.
If I was in the Situation to Develeop a City on an Island. 3:02
I probably construct a Smaller Version of the Dam for The Back Up. It May Help for the Water Supplying Department of that Island.
Will there be an episode on nanotechnology engineering?
that shelf in the background bothers me quite a bit
wo0ooo new video
I have that same green engineering book
Please do one on Mechatronic Engineers please! (3rd petition)
Are you going to make a video on software engineering?
Sim City strategy guide, right here
Will you cover clinical engineering? I'd love an episode dedicated to my field of work! PS, I have a mad crush on you.
Remi Robichaud What the devil is clinical engineering? Designing clinics? Designing clinical studies?
Wynton Goulding designing and maintaining medical equipment. MRI, Hemodialysis, Incubators, IV pumps, Ultrasound, etc. All designed by Clinical Engineers
Remi Robichaud Sounds like Biomedical Engineering to me. I don't know where you live, but I live in the US, and I've only ever heard of biomedical engineering.
Wynton Goulding I'm in Canada. We call it both over here.
Siege I'd love to help you, but I'm merely a technologist in the field. I work directly with the nurses in the hospital and maintain the medical equipment. In my case, I work with Dialysis machines. The things the Engineers is beyond me
Good presentation
Need a dispencer here!
the score Is amazing
More puns please. The humor helps me handle stress
You may not get as many views as other channels, but the views are of much higher quality.
What about Software Engineering?
Thanks
So... Your saying hipodomis(spelling?) Was a hippy?
"You don't want [...] schools next to a noisy airport."
That would require building the airport a good distance from the city, since schools need to be within a reasonable distance of where the pupils live.
That's one way to solve the problem, but there are others. The sound diagram is shaped like a figure-8 on the local map. All you have to do is place the runways, correctly oriented for prevailing winds and topography, in such a way that the noise zones are over industrialized development, waterways, or other such arrangements. Look at urban airports around the country and you'll see this.
Play Animal Crossing. Thats Civil Engineering.
So unfortunate that chemical is the last episode. I can hardly wait!
Yeah exactly 💯
Will you do a crash course for Environmental Engineering?
Software engineering?
Mechanical Engineering!!!!! YES!!!!!!
Thank you UA-cam algorithms.
Awesome piece...
Talk about environmental engineering too.
I love the crash course music for Engineering what's your favorite crash course music tell me please
I always thought civil engeneering had more to do with stuff like studying traffic patterns to see if a road needed a new lane or if a whole new road splitting off the first would be better. Or doing stuff like putting the stairs closer to the entrance than the elevator to get people to use the stairs. Stuff like that. Manipulating population behavior through environmental design or designing environments based on population behavior.
Driven_Seeker That‘s something for urban planners and architects. Civil engineers calculate, plan and build houses, airports, roads, harbors etc.
I scrubbed through the timeline and saw Romans and pyramids. This'll be fun...
What about Telecom Engineer ?
Aaron Gonzalez You mean an electrical engineer?
I like this stuff
Can you guys help me with choosing one of these.
Civil Engineer, computer science, and car engineer
I’m stuck on those three and I don’t know which to chose. I’m an 8th grader going to 9th and I want to be ready and make sure I’m ready for a career
But can you build a bridge??
where might i find more in depth videos on engineering? im considering an engineering degree and i need something deeper
Go to the top of this page and type in "civil engineering". You just failed your first problem-solving test. You should likely consider a different career path.
The main difference between a machine engineer and a civil engineer:
The machine engineer builds weapons, and the civil engineer targets....
I take my coat...
So far it's still just bla bla, at what episode do we learn some engineering :)?
Now days 300bce before in Tamil civilization used water supply system in India
Wait, rectangluar blocks and straight streets are normal?
- Every European city ever
6:53 Captain price, anyone?
Great video, Imhotep was an ancient Egyptian but they were African fyi
*But everyone knows structural engineers are the cool kids in civil engineering.*
What eyes!
47th yeah!
I'm a civil engineer. I build cities....In SimCity buildit.
If there is civil engineering I'd lik to know what uncivil engineering is like :P
Antti Björklund Civil engineering is the opposite of military engineering. The act of mass must is quite uncivil to me.
The traffic situation in Boston is the result of centuries of uncivil engineering,
Crash course math history!
Did anyone here play cityville on facebook ?
The shelving behind you is giving me anxiety.
She looks very good.
Civil engineer
Most ancient engineer is Textile Engineer
i love you forever
nice but they totally forget about the existence of architects
Yes! I think you misspelled "Best Kind of Engineering" in the title though...
Practical Engineering omg you actually commented on this video my fangirl heart
There he is! Definitely expecting you in this thread.
Yes indeed
He's been commenting on all of these. Early too. I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that Grady hit the bell icon.
how do you know they misspelled the title of the next episode
Civil engineering is the most mannered engineering.
True. Unlike *_most_* UA-cam comments sections. ;)
I don't know, they do spend time with iron workers and roofers...
A Environmental Engineering Crash Course would be very interesting.
alden jennings are jobs for Environmental engineering are in as high demand? (a genuine question here)
@@derranlawston4052 i second. Really want to know
M0_ Shy I’m thinking of being a civil engineer now , it’s more broad
@@derranlawston4052 Yes they are! The need for drinking water treatment, wastewater recycling, landfills, recycling efforts, air pollution reduction, and others are all increasing around the world. I'm a civil engineer but I definitely rely on environmental engineers to work along with me for many projects.
Rich Magee Thanks!