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  • hello!
    i am not sure if you ppl ll join with me for the point that i am going to emphasise on. any other engineering student say a eee student can start doing projects even during his second or third yr of study lik robots or some equipments. an IT student has a variety to perform. wat is that a civil engineer can do during the second year apart from academics? or, to be specific, will learning various softwares help? if YES, wat can be learnt? when should it be learnt? in what way they would help?
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  • CIVILPRINCESS

    Member • Dec 9, 2011

    in second year i'd suggest you try doing some technical papers on lighter subjects and get detailed understanding of some topics. also you would have started learning AUTOCAD. so in various symposiums take part in the CAD contests and many more events like quizzes, model making, etc. etc... expose yourself to the happening in the engineering fields. read more!
    learn softwares like AUTOCAD, revit architecture, archi cad... they don't require the technical knowledge to great extents.
    slowly increase the level to tougher software and more challenging tasks in symposiums. even if you think it is not upto your level just give it a try. you'll get an idea about it at least! 😀

    at least this is what i did in my second year! 😉

    P.S: you can try smaller projects too. 😀 i've not done them.. but you can give it a try!
    also one more thing that i'd like to add. robotics does not belong to one particular engineering branch! try your had at it too. 😀 maybe next year! but its fun too 😀
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  • @n@nd

    Member • Dec 9, 2011

    CIVILPRINCESS
    in second year i'd suggest you try doing some technical papers on lighter subjects and get detailed understanding of some topics. also you would have started learning AUTOCAD. so in various symposiums take part in the CAD contests and many more events like quizzes, model making, etc. etc... expose yourself to the happening in the engineering fields. read more!
    learn softwares like AUTOCAD, revit architecture, archi cad... they don't require the technical knowledge to great extents.
    slowly increase the level to tougher software and more challenging tasks in symposiums. even if you think it is not upto your level just give it a try. you'll get an idea about it at least! 😀

    at least this is what i did in my second year! 😉

    P.S: you can try smaller projects too. 😀 i've not done them.. but you can give it a try!
    also one more thing that i'd like to add. robotics does not belong to one particular engineering branch! try your had at it too. 😀 maybe next year! but its fun too 😀
    thank you for your reply😀
    now i get some idea😀 thank u. what do you mean by "you can try smaller projects too"? are u confined only to civil engineering projects or...... if so? what kind of them?
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  • CIVILPRINCESS

    Member • Dec 12, 2011

    @n@nd
    thank you for your reply😀
    now i get some idea😀 thank u. what do you mean by "you can try smaller projects too"? are u confined only to civil engineering projects or...... if so? what kind of them?
    by smaller projects i mean the ones like robotics or any project not just in your field. see if ANYTHING INTRESTS YOU AND DO THEM 😀 also some civil engg seminar/project ideas available in the forum can be used for this. 😀
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