Civil Engineering(Degree)

Construct your engineering knowledge with our quizzes. Learn about structural design, materials, and urban planning. Prepare to shape the physical world through sustainable infrastructure solutions.

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Year 1

Construction Materials and Testing

This course investigates the properties, production, and performance of key construction materials like concrete, steel, timber, and asphalt within the Zambian context. Students learn standard testing procedures for compressive strength, workability, and durability, which are critical for Quality Control Engineers on major projects for the RDA or private developers. Knowledge …

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Year 4

Construction Project Management

This course integrates engineering knowledge with business principles, covering project planning, scheduling (CPM/PERT), cost estimation, budgeting, resource management, contract administration, and risk analysis. It prepares students for leadership roles as Project Engineers, Site Managers, or Quantity Surveyors within Zambian construction firms, mining companies (KCM), or public sector bodies like the …

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Year 1

Engineering Mathematics I

This course delivers the essential mathematical toolkit for civil engineering, covering differential and integral calculus, series, and linear algebra. These techniques are applied to model structural behavior, optimize resource allocation, and analyze trends in project data—skills vital for roles in cost estimation, logistics planning, and design within Zambian consulting firms …

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Year 1

Engineering Mechanics: Statics

This foundational course analyzes forces on particles and rigid bodies in equilibrium, covering topics like resultants, moments, trusses, frames, friction, and centroids. It's the cornerstone for structural design, crucial for Zambian Civil Engineers ensuring the stability of buildings, bridges, and infrastructure. Mastery is essential for Site Managers overseeing construction for …

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Year 2

Fluid Mechanics

This course explores the properties and behavior of fluids at rest and in motion, covering fluid statics, conservation laws (mass, energy, momentum), flow in pipes and open channels, and dimensional analysis. It is fundamental for Water Resources and Hydraulic Engineers designing Zambia's critical water infrastructure. Applications include designing municipal water …

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Year 3

Geotechnical Engineering I

This course provides the principles of soil mechanics, including soil classification, compaction, permeability, shear strength, and consolidation. It forms the basis for foundation design, slope stability analysis, and earth-retaining structure design—all vital for safe construction on Zambia's varied soils. Geotechnical Engineers are in high demand for assessing sites for large …

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Year 2

Mechanics of Materials

This core course examines the behavior of deformable solid bodies under various loads, focusing on stress, strain, torsion, bending, shear, and deflection. It provides the theoretical foundation for designing safe and efficient structural elements like beams, columns, and shafts. For Zambian Structural Engineers and Design Consultants, applying these principles is …

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Year 3

Reinforced Concrete Design

This applied design course covers the limit state design of reinforced concrete structural elements according to relevant codes (e.g., Eurocode). Students learn to design beams, slabs, columns, and footings for bending, shear, and deflection, integrating knowledge of materials and structural analysis. This skill is paramount for Structural Engineers in Zambia's …

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Year 3

Structural Analysis I

This course introduces analytical methods for determining internal forces and displacements in statically determinate structures, including beams, trusses, and frames. Students master techniques for calculating reactions, shear forces, bending moments, and deflections—the essential precursor to structural design. Proficiency is critical for Zambian Civil Engineers working as Structural Analysts or Designers, …

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