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What's your major in civil engineering?
Civil engineering materials, introduction to civil engineering, theoretical mechanics, material mechanics, elastic mechanics, structural mechanics, fluid mechanics, soil mechanics, engineering geotechnical, engineering geological analysis principles, civil engineering drawings, descriptive geometry, CAD, advanced mathematics, college physics, college chemistry, structural geology, general geology, linear algebra, probability theory and mathematical statistics.

I'm a sophomore now, and that's all the professional courses I've taken. Mathematics is the basis of specialized courses, so I counted him in. There is also a mess to learn.

There is a kind of component in high-rise buildings called energy-consuming component, which is usually located in an unimportant position and silently bears its own responsibilities. When the earthquake disaster comes, these components will be assigned an extremely important task: sacrifice themselves (crushed) to consume most of the earthquake energy to ensure the safety of other components. Like a civilized dog.

At that time, I studied this course from the foundation, the main body to the capping construction technology and matters needing attention, without elaborating. I didn't know much about this book because I didn't participate in the site too much during my school days. I didn't further understand the meaning of this book until I participated in the site construction.