1. The process of designing a water park involves performing experiments followed by drawings and calculations to develop a prototype design. A structural design is created using materials like steel beams and plastic ties based on topographical field data. Finally, the design process is applied to build the actual water park.
2. In a civil engineering course, students investigate a site to produce practical designs. They work on exercises to develop skills in math, engineering criteria, and interacting with people. The project helps students gain experience in areas like fluids and topography needed for future engineering work.
1. The process of designing a water park involves performing experiments followed by drawings and calculations to develop a prototype design. A structural design is created using materials like steel beams and plastic ties based on topographical field data. Finally, the design process is applied to build the actual water park.
2. In a civil engineering course, students investigate a site to produce practical designs. They work on exercises to develop skills in math, engineering criteria, and interacting with people. The project helps students gain experience in areas like fluids and topography needed for future engineering work.
1. The process of designing a water park involves performing experiments followed by drawings and calculations to develop a prototype design. A structural design is created using materials like steel beams and plastic ties based on topographical field data. Finally, the design process is applied to build the actual water park.
2. In a civil engineering course, students investigate a site to produce practical designs. They work on exercises to develop skills in math, engineering criteria, and interacting with people. The project helps students gain experience in areas like fluids and topography needed for future engineering work.
In the process of designing a water park. First, you have to perform a series of experiments, which are then followed by handmade drawings or CAD drawings, with their respective mathematical calculations, then get a prototype and make a written report where by topography gives us obtaining some field data. Next, we developed the structural design is a cantilever with materials such as steel beams and plastic ties and then take real action based on a hill and through a more detailed optical telescopes such an outcome actual elevations. Finally, I finished performing the steps, we apply the process in building the actual water park.
2. The skills students develop as they take this course:
Students then spend two days in Rother Valley, where they investigated the site and then worked together to produce practical solutions, but creative design, developed skills first with exercises in the classroom and mathematical knowledge and engineering criteria for then interact with people, with communities, etc. Finally, the project was a great help, because he taught students many things about Civil Engineering on fluids and topography, where he helped them win much needed for future engineers experience.