Civil Engineering

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The source is civil engineering because this is the foundation to being a structural engineer. I have always enjoyed building things and making things better for everyone. A few of the things I want to learn more about is the different fields there are. I also want to learn where I can work and what job would let me be able to be outside. I also want to know what kind of future the job would have for me and what kind of growth I can gain from it. The sources I will be using are going to be some of the historical information along with education books. I also plan to use web sites like the department of labor statistics to learn more about the foundation job and all the sub-disciplines.

Civil Engineering

Does this career have a high potential to grow in the job market?

Determine the turn over rate for this job as well as the job satisfaction rate.

Need to gather research on the job market for the United States to support statistics.

Bureau of labor statistics

What type of work is this education applied to?

Need to find out what level this job can work at and if it requires certain training. I.e. working for the federal government or a union.

Need to learn where civil engineers work and what kind of environment they work in.

Department of labor is a good site

What are some of the different jobs or skills you can learn in the career?

Need information on the different levels of experience and what they have in collocation to the title the person has.

The sub-disciplines of each engineer once learned they are finished with the education they can then work in the new field.

Need information on all different positions someone can hold as a civil engineer.

The different job or specialties are called sub-disciplines.

Here is the job list of sub-disciplines Materials science and engineering Coastal engineering Construction engineering Earthquake engineering Environmental engineering Geo-technical engineering Water resources engineering Structural engineering Surveying Transportation engineering Forensic engineering Municipal or urban engineering Control engineering

What do you need to do to become specifically trained for different areas of this job?

Dose this career have an apprenticeship like program where you gain skills and education in a specific area or do you go to school to further yourself?

The education is very broad and has many sub disaplins.

If further education is needed where would the person need to go to get this education and how long would it take?

Education is continued at a college or university.