Civil engineer
Civil
engineers are capable of rebuilding the world and plays a responsible for
overseeing and designing roads, water systems, buildings, bridges, and dams,
among other structures. Civil engineers spend most of their time in an office
designing and planning projects, although they visit construction field sites
to oversee the completion of the work and its quality. Civil engineers work
with complex designs where a math background, as well as skills in
problem-solving, can help find solutions to issues that arise with the
development of projects completion on date.
Job responsibilities of a civil
engineer are:
- Material
Testing ( Building materials).
- Considers
the following rules/codes and potential project hazards.
- Surveying
work operations.
- Supervision
of infrastructure.
- Using
design and utility programs for projects.
- Ensures
quality control.
Architect
Architects
design various buildings and structures including office buildings (residential
or commercial) and houses. They can work on projects as small as in one
building to design the entire building with detailing. They must have
experience with computer software such as AutoCAD to provide plans for clients.
Architects must have great creativity and vision to make the project look
attractive to customers. They are also responsible for taking care of many
parts of the project, so they must be very organized to monitor all aspects of
architectural development works. Architects with extensive experience can promote
into higher level supervisory roles as architectural managers.
Job responsibilities of an architect
are:
- Provides
Structure Specifications on organized detailing.
- Estimates
budget cost and time.
- Drawing
pictures and plans.
- Plans
for customers or clients.
- Developing
contracts.
- Co-ordinates with the requirement of the client
for project.
As
we know civil engineers have B.tech civil degrees and architects have B.arch
degrees. Let me tell you a brief differences between Civil engineering and
Architecture in the table below:
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