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Heating & Ventilation Engineer and Hydraulics Engineer are engineering careers. They begin with the letter H.
Architectural Engineering places emphasis on architecture with some study of engineering principles. Structural engineering is a branch of civil engineering and does not necessarily rely on an architectural background.
Engineering careers that start with H:Heating & ventilation (HVAC)Highway administrationHoisting engineerHydraulics engineer
A highway engineer does.
there is a difference
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highway engineering is the backbone of civil engineering.it helps you in understanding road phenomena's like shoulder,carriageway,road designs,different road failures etc.simply you can learn much more thing regarding road from highway engineering
the question is not correct written but all in all highway engineering is a one among the branch of civil engineering
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An engineer is usually someone who has a specific degree in engineering, such as a construction engineer, which works out the design and construction of a building, but also takes into consideration the strengths and weaknesses of the materials used, load bearing capacities, etc. There are engineers for every field of endeavor. I'e., electronics engineer, broadcast engineer, structural engineer, highway engineer, etc. A contractor is usually the company that takes the requirements and design as set forth by the engineer and creates the end result, such as a building, bridge, highway. More than one engineer or contractor can be involved in the completion of the project, as their disciplines and specialties are varied. The engineer or contractors hired to complete the project will usually have experience in a particular field of work that involves multiple disciplines.
They take the responsibilities of all the passengers that comes through.
Henry Gnatt was an American mechanical engineer and later became a management consultant. Gantt is known for creating the Gantt chart in the 1910's which was a tool used in projects such as the Hoover Dam and interstate highway system.