How to be civil engineer?

If you want to be a civil engineer, you must have been completed this course (Internationally)

ENG10757 - Applied Mechanics: Statics

ISY00241 - Environmental Information Management

CHE00201 - Chemistry

ENG10759 - Applied Mechanics: Dynamics

PHY10760 - Introductory Physics for Engineers

MAT10719 - Calculus

ENG10758 - Engineering Project

MAT10720 - Linear Algebra

ENG20001 - Structural Mechanics

MAT10251 - Statistical Analysis

ENG30003 - Hydrology and Introductory Hydrologic Analysis

AGR00215 - Water and Catchment Management

AGR00214 - Soil Processes

MAT10721 - Multivariate Calculus and Differential Equations

ENG20002 - Engineering Disciplines and Engineering Construction

ENG20004 - Traffic Engineering

ENG30002 - Soil Mechanics

ENG20003 - Concrete Technology and Analysis

ENG30001 - Fluid Mechanics

ENG30006 - Civil Engineering Project Management and Professional Ethics

ENG30007 - Geo-mechanics

ENG30004 - Structural Analysis

ENG30005 - Design of Structures

ENG40002 - Transport Engineering

ENG40003 - Hydraulic Engineering

ENG40006 - Open Channel Flow and Hydraulic Structures

ENG40001 - Civil Engineering Thesis I

ENG40004 - Civil Engineering Thesis II

ENG40005 - Civil Engineering Design

 

Part B

AGT00217 - Land Degradation and Rehabilitation

ENO10183 - Eco technology for Water Management

GLY00223 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems

ENV00207 - Environmental Planning

ENG30008 - Numerical Modeling for Water Resource Management