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CA · Masters

Civil Engineering Technology Diploma

Program information

Okanagan College

Program overview

The civil engineering technologist is involved in the design and construction of buildings bridges highways streets parks subdivisions dams drainage and irrigation systems water supply and sewer systems and plants Aspects of civil engineering and urbanization in Canada are studied throughout this program A diverse and stimulating program Civil Engineering Technology incorporates field trips to reinforce theoretical background and to develop appropriate methods of approach and solution Graduates will possess the following knowledge and skills a knowledge of mathematics applied science surveying principles graphical language and oral and written communication techniques a grounding in applied civil engineering technology as related to highway surveying road design and construction municipal construction bridge construction municipal water and sewage works irrigation and drainage and heavy construction skills in drafting detailing computing surveying laboratory testing soil mechanics concrete and asphalt paving construction inspection writing technical reports and correspondence preparation of specifications and costs basic structural design in steel reinforced concrete design of water distribution and sewage collection systems heating and air conditioning and other building services and engineering law

Duration: 12

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