Greeting from Mongolia. I am a structural engineer, loving to watch your UA-cam channel. Thank you for doing it and sharing your knowledge and experience all over the world.
Great video, firstly I would like to thank you for making such informative videos, I've recently graduated from Swinburne University in Civil & Structural engineering and found this video extremely helpful. Keep making more informative videos, more power to you. Cheers
Thank you for your support, glad that you have found the content helpful and looking to produce many more. I have a passion for structural engineering and have always enjoyed sharing this passion and experience in the field. If you have any other specific topics you would find helpful please let me know, would be happy to cover them.
@@BrendanHasty thanks for replying to my comment, much appreciate it. If possible I would like to request you to make a video on a day routine of a structural engineer in Australia and second topic will be what approach should a student take to to fetch a job. Thank you so much.
Greetings from Peru, I am a civil engineering student and I plan to specialize in structural engineering, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge
Very well presented and the explanations were perfect In one of your future episodes, can you explain the marvels of that building in Spain Looking forward to your next video
Thank you for this video, I recently became a subscriber and I'm planning to watch all of your videos. So I have a question... regarding the lateral loads, how important is the notional load, it is kind of a mysterious term to me which I find new and I'm curious to understand it?
Hi April, thanks for the support. My new videos are much better quality. Notional loads are minimal load for robustness and typically more critical for conbections. Basically, the minimum design lateral loads to account for defects, construction errors or loss of support.
how often structural engineer visit to the construction site? Do they find time to be with their family or do they have to work in different places for most of the year like civil engineers?
very informative video I am an international student at Swinburne university doing a bachelor of engineering in civil do international students get jobs here? and I am a bit allergic to dust so wanna confirm is it office work or site work could you please tell the ratio of time spent on site and indoor, like is it half the time on site and rest indoor thanks
Hi Nobu, if you have good marks, also if you haven't watched all my video your communications are the most important written spoken and drawings. There should be a issue getting a job. At the moment engineers are finding it hard to get there first job but the job market is starting to pick up.
Hi Xero, the description as well as the subtiles have been translated to Chinese. A few of my videos have been translated, but most have not been translated. If people find it it be useful I may end up translating all my videos, tho this is time consuming. They have also been uploaded to billi billi.
Very informative. I'm excited for the next video.
Thankyou for your encourgement, I will keep up with new episodes.
Greeting from Mongolia. I am a structural engineer, loving to watch your UA-cam channel. Thank you for doing it and sharing your knowledge and experience all over the world.
Great video, firstly I would like to thank you for making such informative videos, I've recently graduated from Swinburne University in Civil & Structural engineering and found this video extremely helpful. Keep making more informative videos, more power to you.
Cheers
Thank you for your support, glad that you have found the content helpful and looking to produce many more. I have a passion for structural engineering and have always enjoyed sharing this passion and experience in the field. If you have any other specific topics you would find helpful please let me know, would be happy to cover them.
@@BrendanHasty thanks for replying to my comment, much appreciate it. If possible I would like to request you to make a video on a day routine of a structural engineer in Australia and second topic will be what approach should a student take to to fetch a job.
Thank you so much.
Greetings from Peru, I am a civil engineering student and I plan to specialize in structural engineering, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge
Hi Ochoa, thank you for your support and I wish you luck on your engineering journey.
Very well presented and the explanations were perfect
In one of your future episodes, can you explain the marvels of that building in Spain
Looking forward to your next video
Thank you for your encouragement, look forward to presenting more episodes into the future.
Great video. It'll be interesting if you could do a video how construction practices and regulations differ from state to state in Australia.
That would be a good idea different practices across Australia, and comparisons to international codes.
Good stuff
Thank Apollo.
Thank you for this video, I recently became a subscriber and I'm planning to watch all of your videos.
So I have a question... regarding the lateral loads, how important is the notional load, it is kind of a mysterious term to me which I find new and I'm curious to understand it?
Hi April, thanks for the support. My new videos are much better quality. Notional loads are minimal load for robustness and typically more critical for conbections. Basically, the minimum design lateral loads to account for defects, construction errors or loss of support.
Around The World No one Has still Mastered the Structural Design of Temples of South India..and amazing Geomatery usage!!
there is definitely some master pieces of structural engineering of the ancient world
how often structural engineer visit to the construction site? Do they find time to be with their family or do they have to work in different places for most of the year like civil engineers?
Hi I am Stafford 20 year in civil and Structural
Hi Zainab, thanks for your support.
very informative video
I am an international student at Swinburne university doing a bachelor of engineering in civil
do international students get jobs here?
and I am a bit allergic to dust so wanna confirm is it office work or site work
could you please tell the ratio of time spent on site and indoor, like is it half the time on site and rest indoor
thanks
Hi Nobu, if you have good marks, also if you haven't watched all my video your communications are the most important written spoken and drawings. There should be a issue getting a job. At the moment engineers are finding it hard to get there first job but the job market is starting to pick up.
Great video!! Do you mind if you share your first work experience?
Hi Cong, this would likely create a great video. Thanks for the suggestion.
I am wondering why this video is described in Chinese? Note: I am Chinese working in Australia as a structural engineer and licensed builder.
Hi Xero, the description as well as the subtiles have been translated to Chinese. A few of my videos have been translated, but most have not been translated.
If people find it it be useful I may end up translating all my videos, tho this is time consuming. They have also been uploaded to billi billi.
@@BrendanHasty Good! Billi Billi is very popular in China.
Sir you have course so that we can learn more from you.
Hi Sajal, I'm planning to have a catalogue of contents in the future. Thanks for your support!