What does a civil engineer do?

In civil engineering courses there is a lot of advanced maths, calculus, differential equations and the lot. I have read somewhere that all this won't be used in the real world and is just included in the university curriculum to prepare students for...

Civil Engineer What is a civil engineer?- What does a civil engineer do?- How much does a civil engineer make? beginning salary? higher level salary?- What can a civil ...show more

Im a 10th grader in highschool and serious about my education. I want to make sure I dont waste my time and effort on classes I really dont need. Im planning on becoming a civil engineer and or electrical engineer but civil engineer best suits my interest...

I'm doing a science project on what a certain person in a certain job feels about putting a nuclear plant up in my city. I got a site manager and my teacher said that is a civil engineer, but I have no idea what either one of them are or what their feelings...

i am just wondering..this past years i have been thinking if i have made the right decision to be an accountant..i'm 4th year now..though when i have taken an iq test i got the lowest scores in math and spatial thinking which are both required in an...

To add to this important question, I graduated from California State University - Long Beach in Dec. 2009 and got my EIT in 2010. On top of all of this, I interned with Los Angeles County Public Works for 3 solid years. I don't know what I'm doing wrong...

what are the required qualifications to become a professional civil engineer? and which are the current growth areas and locations where civil engineer is in high demand? thank you!

I know there are many fields of civil engineering but what is it like? I want to be around a lot of people because when i get older i dont want to be a loner or lonely. I'm thinking that civil engineering are in urban places does that mean i would have...

I'm 28 and have an undergraduate degree in industrial engineering. However I only recently gained an interest in civil engineering. Doing another degree is out of the question at my age and with the opportunity costs considered. What options do I have...