A good structural engineer will have a certain understanding of architecture, but a degree in architecture is not a prerequisite for licensure as a structural engineer. Many universities have engineering programs with a class or two on basic principles of architecture or architecture programs with classes on fundamentals of engineering. Some even offer degrees in architectural engineering, a theoretical mix of the two. If professional licensure is in your future, it would be best to check the requirements of the licensing entity to determine the right course of education for you. Engineers must work closely with architects to ensure that the building performs the way it is designed, both structurally and aesthetically. In my structural design experience, I've encountered many situations where the architect wanted something in his design that was not possible for one reason or another (usually money is the limiting factor), and so the architecture needed to change. I've also had many situations where the architecture required me to provide an unusual, creative way to make an architectural feature perform structurally. The more engineers and architects undersatand one another and communicate effectively, the more talented and efficient they become.
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The Engineering Model of Stress was one of the first models to be introduced; stress is a force that acts upon the individual and when it gets too much for that person they will 'snap.' Just as a bridge would fall down with too much weight, it is the same with a human body.
The best school to go to for a diploma in Civil engineering would be Indian Management Academy. There are many more schools to go too that are good.
The full history of computers is too long to type in one WikiAnswers answer, so I would recommend Googling it.
specialize* Physics, Mathematics, Engineering Natural and Physical Sciences are pretty common majors at MIT. Computer Science is on the rise, too.
Yes, off course. However, with the math background that most architecture programs require, they probably wont be able to go too in depth in structural engineering. I'm an undergrad in civil eng. focusing on structures. Although structural engrs work closely with architects, the field itself is a very unique and technical and deals with alot of math, mechanics (statics, dynamics, mech. of materials, vibration,...)... Bottom line, anybody in the technical fields can study structural engr, but to BECOME a structural engineer, you most likely need a masters degree, PE license, as well as the SE license. AKA [lotsaa work] but cool stuff if you like it!
It is not advisable for a person who does not have knowledge surrounding architecture or structural engineering at least consulting these parties is advisable. However if you do wish to remove a portion you need to add a support system in to hold the weight of the rest of the house while you remove the wall.
1)CEPT - Ahmedabad 2)SPA - Delhi 3)JJ school of architecture - Mumabi (but apparently its not as good anymore..not too sure) 4) RV college of Architecture - Bangalore 5)Kamala Raheja - Mumbai 6) NIT The IIT's are NOT the best option for architecture ,they're too technical and deal more with the engineering aspect of architecture than the design part of it.
It created a not too simple yet not too fancy architechture.
A good University to attend for architecture in England is Manchester School of Architecture. The tuition will depend on a few factors such as residency and economic situation.
Because triangle are shapes too
You bet it does ... and plenty of it, too. There will be massive formulas to calculate - most software engineering positions require one to know Calculus, too.
I want to study architecture too, and believe Cal Poly is the Best school for that. you need at least a 3.7 GPA to get in
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There are six basic disciplines in engineering Aeronautical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Metallurgical Engineering Study in any one of them makes you that engineer
Architects are adept at structural problem-solving and creative design for both exterior and interior building design. Interior architecture focuses on the functionality of a space. This form of architecture is often confused with interior design, which focuses more on aesthetics.
too build alot of buildings.