Discussion on Public Utilities-------Please those from the civil engineering field share their views!
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This post was last edited by Hasty Passerby on 2018-9-12 at 16:03. Please, those with expertise in civil engineering, share your thoughts! In chemical industry enterprises, although civil engineering isn’t the dominant discipline, it plays a crucial role in both production and the development of new projects. We invite those who are studying or working in civil engineering to share their expectations regarding this section—for instance, what kinds of posts they’d like to see, which topics they wish to be discussed, and what knowledge they hope to acquire, etc. I would also prefer it if you posted in this section to share your professional views, experiences, or lessons ； By aggregating everyone’s opinions, the section will carry out targeted exchange and discussion activities. Your participation is what we look forward to! Thank you! To facilitate the summary, please fill in the following two items in your reply first, and then discuss your requirements. Thank you so much! Major studied: For example, civil engineering. Job held: For example, a civil engineering specialist in the client’s project team
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In our college, the civil engineering major is a minor discipline
Those in the process engineering field should learn some knowledge to enrich their minds; P
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There aren’t many people in the civil engineering field; it seems that the technical exchanges related to civil engineering in this forum are not very active. I hope that the topics for discussion can be improved to attract professionals in this field to participate.
Major studied: Architecture. Job performed: Architectural design