What do they teach in Civil Engineering?

The BE Civil Engineering subjects list is one of the broadest and oldest ones. It extends across many technical specialties. The BE Civil Engineering concerns designing, maintaining, and constructing the physically built environment. Here is the semester-wise B. E Civil Engineering subject list.

BE Civil Engineering First Year Syllabus
Semester I

Semester II

Engineering Mathematics-I

Engineering Mathematics-II

Engineering Physics

Engineering Physics/ Engineering Chemistry

Engineering Chemistry

Basic Electrical Engineering / Basic Electronics Engineering

Systems in Mechanical Engineering

Programming and Problem Solving / Engineering Mechanics

Basic Electrical Engineering / Basic Electronics Engineering

Engineering Graphics (Engineering Drawing)

Programming and Problem Solving / Engineering Mechanics

Project-Based Learning

Workshop

Physical Education-Exercise and Field Activities

 

BE Civil Engineering Second Year Syllabus
Semester III

Semester IV

Building Technology and Architectural Planning

Geotechnical Engineering

Mechanics of Structure

Survey

Fluid Mechanics

Concrete Technology

Engineering Mathematics III

Structural Analysis

Engineering Geology

Project Management

Awareness of civil Engineering Practices / Road Safety Management / Foreign Language

Project-based learning

 

BE Civil Engineering Third Year Syllabus
Semester V

Semester VI

Hydrology and Water Resource Engineering

Advanced Surveying

Infrastructure Engineering and Construction Techniques

Project Management and Engineering Economics

Structural Design-I

Foundation Engineering

Structural Analysis-II

Structural Design-II

Fluid Mechanics - II

Environmental Engineering-I

 

BE Civil Engineering Fourth Year Syllabus
Semester VII

Semester VIII

Environmental Engineering II

Dams and Hydraulic Structures

Transportation Engineering

Quantity Surveying, Contracts, and Tenders

Structural Design and Drawing III

Elective – III

BE Civil Engineering Subjects
The BE Civil Engineering subjects are designed to improve the knowledge of civil engineering and a better understanding of the concepts, thereby helping the students to get ideas on higher studies. There are both core and elective subjects available in the curriculum. The BE Civil Engineering Subject list is as follows:

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