Author: Ying Huiqing
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The second volume of "Civil Engineering Construction" is divided into four parts, discussing the construction techniques, principles of construction processes, and related machinery and equipment for building engineering, underground engineering, bridge engineering, and road engineering. It complements the first volume, forming a complete teaching content for the study of Civil Engineering Construction. In teaching, the second volume can adopt a more flexible lecture plan. Based on the teaching requirements and time allocation of different professional directions, instructors can focus on relevant chapters while also covering other chapters, or select specific content as special topics for discussion. Through this teaching approach, students will gain systematic knowledge and comprehensive skill development in civil engineering construction, preparing them to meet the demands of 21st-century civil engineering professionals and practical engineering projects. During the writing process, the textbook strives to connect theory with practice, ensuring its content aligns with current design and construction codes, regulations, and standards. It aims to be illustrated-rich, easy to understand, and accessible, with review questions at the end of each chapter to facilitate teaching and self-study. The textbook comprehensively reflects the advanced levels and scientific and technological achievements in civil engineering construction today, making it a valuable reference for civil engineering professionals as well.
Civil Engineering Construction. Volume 2
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