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Fundamentals of
Civil Engineering
These fundamental concepts have been reviewed and approved by Professor Gilberto Urroz, a professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Utah State University.
Use this study guide to solidfy your understanding of these 9 core Civil Engineering concepts to prepare for an exam or refresh your knowledge.
Concepts Include:
About the Professor:
Professor Urroz,
Utah State University
Click below to find out how Knovel gives you exactly what you need to prepare for the Civil Engineering FE Exam:
- Surveying: Coordinate Systems and Angles, Distances and Trigonometry
- Hydraulics and Hydrologic Systems: Basic Hydrology and Basic Hydraulics
- Soil Mechanics and Foundations: Laboratory and Field Tests and Bearing Capacity
- Environmental Engineering: Water Quality and Water Treatment and Wastewater Treatment
- Transportation: Streets and Highways and Traffic Analysis and Control; Traffic Control Devices
- Structural Analysis: Column Analysis and Structural Analysis
- Structural Design: Design Procedures for Steel Components and Design Procedures for Concerete Components
- Construction Management: Project Scheduling and Project Management
- Materials: Concrete Mix Design and Test Methods
Dr. Urroz is an Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and a researcher at the Utah Water Research Laboratory, both at Utah State University, in Logan, Utah. He has been a teacher of engineering disciplines for more than 25 years both in his native Nicaragua and in the United States.
"Knovel’s Civil Engineering Study Guide really helps students understand fundamental concepts that they’ll be accountable for on the NCEES FE exam. By researching the topics on Knovel, Civil Engineering students can solidify what’s already been taught in the classroom."
Disclaimer: This is Dr. Urroz's personal opinion. His opinion does not constitute an endorsement by Utah State University.
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