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You Tube Channel: missourisandtcare https ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCXgqibS89E

You Tube Channel: missourisandtcare https ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCXgqibS89E. Ten Reasons to Love Our Degree Programs. 1. Be creative. 2. Design things that matter. 3. Work with great people. 4. Never be bored. 5. Make a good salary. 6. Enjoy job flexibility.

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You Tube Channel: missourisandtcare https ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCXgqibS89E

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  1. You Tube Channel: missourisandtcare https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCXgqibS89E

  2. Ten Reasons to LoveOur Degree Programs 1. Be creative. 2. Design things that matter. 3. Work with great people. 4. Never be bored. 5. Make a good salary. 6. Enjoy job flexibility. 7. Travel. 8. Make a difference. 9. Change the world. 10. Loveyour work, AND live your life too!

  3. What is Civil Engineering? • Civil engineering includes the design and construction of buildings, roads, bridges and dams. • It is one of the oldest forms of engineering and involves further specialized areas such as: • Construction • Environmental • Geotechnical • Materials • Structural • Transportation • Water Resources

  4. A civil engineer created the slippery part of a water slide. A civil engineer designed a pumping system to circulate just the right amount of water to the flume. Without the right flow of water, there is no ride. Additionally, civil engineers have designed the slide to withstand the weight of people, the water, and even the force of the wind blowing on it. 

  5. What is Architectural Engineering? • Architectural engineering is the study of planning, design, constructionand operation of engineered systems for all different kinds of buildings. • Engineered systems are things like: • Electrical Systems • Lighting • Heating; Air Conditioning • Ventilation • Fire Protection • Plumbing • Structural Systems

  6. An architectural engineer explores how construction, design and operation of a building fit together. Unlike architects that typically focus on aesthetic and layout concerns, architectural engineers also focus on structure, stability, materials, integrated control systems and renewable energy. Net-zero energy buildings are the next BIG thing! These buildings will generate 100 percent of their power from renewable sources on-site all the time. Missouri S&T’s Solar Village Solar House Team

  7. What is Environmental Engineering? • Keeping our air and water clean, developing systems to minimize health risks from hazardous wasteand promoting regulations for industries. • Environmental engineers learn: • the impact of different industries on the environment • strategies for reversing damaging effects • ways to provide potable water • ways to reduce air pollution • the safest methods for waste disposal Eric Farrow, a master’s student, is finding ways to reduce the arsenic content in rice.

  8. One of our Environmental Engineers studies former meth houses and their toxicthreats for new home owners. Methamphetamine emitted from building materials can re-accumulate in clothing, toys and other fleecy materials. Kids put anything they can find in their mouths. Research results help develop stricter standardsfor meth lab remediation.

  9. Things to do (besides study) Sharpen your Skills Connect with Others Teams and Organizations

  10. Design Teams • Concrete Canoe Team • Engineers Without Borders • Solar House Team • Steel Bridge Team Solar House Concrete Canoe Steel Bridge Learn More:design.mst.edu

  11. Student Organizations • American Society of Civil Engineering (ASCE) • American Concrete Institute (ACI) • Association of General Contractors (AGC) • Architectural Engineer Institute (AEI) • Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) • Water Environment Federation (WEF) • Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI) • Chi Epsilon Honor Society(invitation only) • Engineers Without Borders (EWB)

  12. Engineers without Borders FIRST EWB student chapter in Missouri

  13. Jobs, Jobs, Jobs No.4 Civil Engineering Among the best jobs in fast-growth fields 31% Predicted job growth for Environmental Engineering money.cnn.com

  14. A Variety of Opportunities Locations • Large cities(national and international) • Small towns and rural settings Venues • Consulting Firms • State Agencies (DOT, DNR, Public Works) • Federal (EPA, Army Corps, USGS) • Cities, Counties, Urban Planning • Industry • Construction Firms Our workplaces are diverse!

  15. Engineer your Life DreamBIG. Love what you do! Michael Lancey, ArchE’06

  16. We are here to help For more information contact: Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering Department 211 Butler-Carlton Hall Program coordinators: Dr. Ronaldo Luna, Civil Engineering Dr. Stuart Baur, Architectural Engineering Dr. Mark Fitch, Environmental Engineering Phone: 573-341-4461 Email: care@mst.edu Website: care.mst.edu

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