1. Faculty of Engineering Technology
& Research. Isroli, Afwa.

2. Name
Enrollment no
Roll no
PATEL JIGAR 72
MISTRY CHIRAG 62
GARASIYA JAIMISH 14
PATEL AKASH 55
PATEL KEYUR 75
Guided by
- Mr. Shivang Dabhi
-Miss Ankita Upadhyay

3. Scope of civil engineering
Chapter (1)
Scope of civil engineering

4. Introduction ….
Impact of infrastructural development on the economy of a country
Role of civil engineers
Importance of planning
Scheduling & construction management

5. Define civil engineering…
“Engineering is the art based primarily upon training in mathematics & the physical sciences of utilizing economically the forces & material of nature for the benefit of man.”
“Civil engineering is the art of directing the great sources of power in nature for the use & convenience of man.”
Eng. Concerned with designing ,constructing , maintaining works of public utility.
Civil eng. Is concerned works like transportation , irrigation , & public health.

6. Define civil engineer…
One who designs & maintains works of public utility is known as civil engineer.

7. Some history … Most oldest branch …
1st engineering college at roorkee college in 1847 … then its renamed as thomas college of engineering in , its also becomes 1st eng. University of India in 1949 , now its becomes Indian Institute of technology Roorkee.

8. Main scope… Planning Designing Estimating Supervising construction
Managing construction
Maintenance of structures like roads , bridges , dams , buildings.

9. 1. Scope of Civil Engineering
Branches of civil Engineering
Civil engineering is a wide field and includes many types of structure such as residential buildings, public buildings, industrial building, roads, bridges, tunnels, railway, dams, and canal ,airport, harbours, and ports, water treatment plant, water supply network and drainage network. main branches of civil engineering are classified as follows.
1.Surveying and Leveling
2. Building, Planning and Construction
3. Advanced Construction
4. Structural Engineering
5. Geotechnical Engineering
6. Water Resources Engineering
7. Transportation Engineering
8. Environmental Engineering
9. Town planning

10. SCOPE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
The main role of civil engineering or the task of civil engineering is planning, designing, estimating, supervising construction, managing construction, execution and maintenance of structure.

12. 2.Construction of heavy structure:
 In constructing bridges, dams ,air port, under water construction, tunnels ,pile foundation etc with advanced construction techniques.

13. 3.Geotechnical engeneering:
Constructing several types of foundation like simple footing, well foundation, pile foundation, coffer dams and foundation of machine subjected to vibration is the main scope of geotechnical engeneering.

15. 4.Transportation engeneering:
 In constructing structure related to the transportation engeneering like roads,rail ways,tunnels,ports,harbours, run ways and air ports.

17. According to the function of civil engineering :
1. Surveying
2. Planning
3. Structural analysis and design
4. Professional practice
Estimating
Costing and accounts
valuation
contracts
5. Construction management
Planning and scheduling
Construction execution and supervision
6. Quality control and research
7. Maintenance of structure

18. 1. Surveying
To carry out for setting out of a works and preparing map of land.
levelling is carried out of measure levels and to prepare contour map.
Maps are useful for pianning of the construction project

19. 2.Planning:
to carry out planning of the different units accorading to their functional needs.
technical feasibility ,study, economical viability study, environment impact analysis, surveying and soil investigation are the different planning activities.

20. 3.Structural Analysis and design:
 To carry out structural design by selecting the type of steel and fixing the size and shape of various structure componants like slab, beam column etc.

21. 4. professional practices:
(a) Estimating:
 To prepare estimate of work.
The producers for preparing estimate is known as estimating.

22. (b)Costing and accounts:
 To carry out costing to know the actual expenditure in the payment of bills to the contractor, and any other expenditure, during construction of the work.
(c) Valuation:
To carry out of the property like land or land with building.
Valuation is carried out for yhe property of the purpose of sale , purchases, insurance, taking loans and other purposes.
(d) Contracts:
On the bases of contractor’s qualification,past performance and rates filled in the tender papers,work is allocated to the contractor.

23. Introduction to Civil Engineering

24. Role of civil engineer

25. Civil - Engineer of Science & mathematics with
Civil Related to citizen, society
Engineer The person with the knowledge
of Science & mathematics with
inventive Skill who develops
Solution for technical problems.

26. The Civil Engineers play role in :
Design
Construction
Maintenance
Demolition
Disaster of buildings
&
Infrastructure like:
Roads, bridges, Canals, Dams…more
Civil Engineering plays major role on ECONOMY of the Nation.

27. 1 . The main role of civil engineer is in surveying,planning,designing,estimation and execution of structures like buildings, roads, bridges, railways, ports, airports, dams, canals, water treatement plants, water distribution network. 2. To carry out the design of structures as per the principles of str-uctural analysis and design.He should also ensure that design is safe , durable and economic. 3. To carry out valuation of land or building for the purpose of finding its sale or purchase price or taxation To carry out quantity survey and to prepare estimate to know probable cost of completion of work To invite tenders and to select contractor for the work.

28. 6. To supervise the work during execution and to ensure progress of work . at the end of work he has to give completion certifica te and to handover the work to the user or owner To supervise the work during execution and to ensure progress of work . at the end of work he has to give completion certifica te and to handover the work to the user or owner. 8. To carry out planning of building as per its functional needs, as suggested by client or user

29. How To Become A Civil Engineer
Extensive Knowledge
Experience
Being Careful, Professional

30. Life Of A Civil Engineer
The daily duties of a civil engineer depends on job specializations. This includes:
Preconstruction planning
Infrastructure maintenance
Surveying land
maps, and drafting software
Large amount of technical and computer work
Making decisions about schedule, materials and staffing

31. The Life Of A Civil Engineer
Civil engineers have always faced the challenges of thinking about the future: advancing civilization and building our quality of life
Civil engineers are problem solvers. They meet and solve the following challenges:
Traffic congestion
Drinking water and energy needs
Urban redevelopment
Pollution
Community planning
Transportation

32. Scheduling Techniques
(1)Bar chart
(2)CPM
(3)PERT

33. comparison Very simple method & easy to understand.
ADVANTAGES OF BAR CHART
LIMITATION OF BAR CHART
Very simple method & easy to understand.
To change in bar chat is easy.
Progress can be known at any stage.
Modification in the chart is easy .
Useful only small & simple jobs.
Independence of activities is not well defined.
Does not give guidelines where more concentration is required.
Uncertainties are not considered.

34. 1 Critical path method EVENT ACTIVITY WITH DURATION IN WEEK

35. Project evaluation & review technique
Optimistic time (to), most likely time (tm), pessimistic time (tp ), are used in PERT.
All situations are favorable & every things happens as per plan its call to.
Time taken for completion of the activity called tm.
Due to unfavorable situation when time is maximum its called tp.

36. Compare in CPM advantages limitation
Useful for big project having more interrelated activities.
Helps in calculating completion time & it reduces delay.
Improves overall control & monitoring
Helps in proper labour & material management.
It result in Saving the cost.
Does not consider uncertainties in planning .
CPM is not useful for research and development type of project .

37. Thank you…