Civil Designer Software
Civil Designer Software
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Does anyone know how to design a dual carriage way with civil designer software. Kindly list down steps to be followed.
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RE: Civil Designer Software
2. Gather required data.
3. Design dual carriageway.
RE: Civil Designer Software
1) Earn a college degree from an ABET accredited engineering program.
2) Pass your EIT exam.
3) Work for four years or more for a company that does civil design of divided highways.
4) Learn their design software in the process, and also accumulate design experience necessary to understand the details, pitfalls, etc of divided highways.
5) Pass your PE exam.
6) Design the divided highways.
At my last firm, we had the civil design process broken out into flowcharted steps, in detail, in a design guideline book based on critical path method. It was about 80 pages long, and that's for site design, not highway design.
This stuff isn't easy, there's no push-button software that will do it for you, and even if there was, you can't trust a computer programmer to have the vast experience necessary to engineer something. Computers are tools, not brains.
/end rant
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RE: Civil Designer Software
RE: Civil Designer Software
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RE: Civil Designer Software
RE: Civil Designer Software
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RE: Civil Designer Software
A PE would know that you can't build a bridge over a WWTP and keep the plant operational. (Also that you can't construct that bridge pier so close to the bank and road.)
But the sentiment is that you need to be a licensed engineer to design, not that you need to be one to run the software.