Introduction:

The Bachelor of Civil Engineering program offers students an excellent opportunity to gain comprehensive knowledge and skills necessary to plan, design, and manage various civil engineering projects, ranging from buildings and bridges to highways, hydropower and water supply systems. This program is designed to equip students with a strong foundation in various aspects of civil engineering, enabling them to contribute to the development of infrastructure and solve complex challenges in the built environment.

Scope:

The scope of the Bachelor of Civil Engineering program is vast and diverse. Civil engineers play a crucial role in designing, constructing, and maintaining the infrastructure that supports our modern society. This includes roads, bridges, buildings, dams, hydropower plants, airports, water supply systems, waste management systems, and much more. With rapid urbanization and the increasing demand for infrastructure development, the need for competent civil engineers is on the rise. As a graduate of this program, you will have a wide range of opportunities to work in both public and private sectors – government agencies, consulting firms, construction companies, research organizations, etc.

Career Path:

Upon completion of the Bachelor of Civil Engineering program, our graduates can pursue diverse and rewarding career paths. Some of the potential career options include:

• Structural Engineer: Designing and analyzing structures such as buildings, bridges, and towers to ensure their safety and stability.
• Geotechnical Engineer: Focusing on the behavior of soil and rock materials to design foundations and support structures for construction projects.
• Transportation Engineer: Devising and optimizing transportation systems, including roads, highways, and railways.
• Water Resources Engineer: Managing water-related projects like dams, irrigation systems, and water supply networks.
• Construction Manager: Overseeing construction projects, coordinating teams, and ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget.
• Environmental Engineer: Addressing environmental concerns related to construction projects and promoting sustainable practices.

Job Opportunities:

Infrastructure sector is experiencing substantial growth in Nepal as well as globally, leading to an increasing demand for qualified civil engineers. Some of the potential job opportunities include:

• Government Organizations: You can work for government agencies responsible for infrastructure planning, development, and management at various levels.
• Engineering Consultancies: Many engineering consultancy firms hire civil engineers to work on a wide range of projects, providing design, analysis, and construction supervision services.
• Construction Companies: Construction companies often employ civil engineers to manage construction projects and ensure their successful completion.
• Research and Development: Graduates can pursue research and development roles in academia or research institutions, contributing to advancements in civil engineering practices and technologies.
• International Organizations: Opportunities exist to work for international organizations involved in infrastructure development, disaster management, and sustainable development projects.

 

Why to study Bachelor of Civil Engineering Program?

• Impact on Society: Civil engineering is a profession that directly impacts people’s lives by providing essential infrastructure for communities to thrive. As a civil engineer, you can contribute to society’s well-being and leave a lasting legacy.
• Diverse Specializations: The field of civil engineering offers a wide range of specializations, allowing students to pursue areas of personal interest and passion. Whether it’s designing iconic structures, mitigating environmental impacts, or developing transportation systems, there is something for everyone.
• Job Stability and Growth: With rapid urbanization and infrastructure development taking place globally, civil engineers enjoy job stability and numerous growth opportunities. The demand for skilled civil engineers is unlikely to diminish any time soon.
• Innovation and Creativity: Civil engineering involves creative problem-solving and innovative thinking. You’ll have the chance to design innovative solutions to complex challenges, making each project a unique and exciting endeavor.
• Financial Rewards: Civil engineering is a well-paying profession, and as you gain experience and expertise, your earning potential will increase significantly.
• Global Opportunities: Civil engineering is a global profession, offering opportunities to work on projects around the world, experiencing diverse cultures and challenges.
• Team Collaboration: Civil engineering projects require teamwork, allowing you to collaborate with professionals from various disciplines, enriching your overall skill set and networking opportunities.

Studying the Bachelor of Civil Engineering program at Sagarmatha Engineering College will provide you with the necessary knowledge, skills, and practical experience to thrive in the field of civil engineering and contribute to the development and progress of Nepal and beyond.

First semester

Engineering Mathematics I  [SH401]

Engineering Drawing1 [ME401]

Engineering Chemistry [SH403]

Fundamentals of Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer [ME402]

Computer Programming [CT401]

Workshop Technology

Second semester

Applied Mechanics [CE451]

Engineering Mathematics II [SH451]

Engineering Physics [SH452]

Basic Electronics Engineering [EX451]

Engineering Drawing II [ME451]

Basic Electrical Engineering [EE451]

Third Semester

Civil Engineering Materials[CE506]

Engineering Mathematics III [SH501]

Applied Mechanics(Dynamics) [CE503]

Engineering Geology I [CE503]

Strength of Materials [CE 502]

Surveying I [CE 504]

Fluid mechanics[CE505]

Fourth Semester

Hydraulics [CE555]

Surveying II  [CE554]

Theory of Structure [CE551]

Probability & Statistics  [SH552]

Engineering Geology [CE553]

Building Drawing [CE556]

Soil Mechanics [CE552]

Fifth Semester

Theory of structures ii[CE601]

Water Supply Engineering[CE605]

Engineering hydrology[CE606]

Concrete Technology and masonry structure[CE603]

Numerical Methods[ SH603]

Foundation Engineering[CE602]

Survey Camp

Sixth Semester

Design of Steel and Timber Structure [CE651]
Communication English [SH651]

Engineering Economics [CE655]

Building Technology [CE652]

Sanitary Engineering [CE656]

Transportation Engineering I [CE653]

Irrigation and Drainage [CE654]

Seventh Semester

Hydropower Engineering [CE704]

Project Engineering [CE701]

Transportation Engineering II [CE703]

Estimating & Costing [CE705]

Elective I [CE725]

Design of RCC Structure [CE702]

Eighth Semester

Computational Techniques in Civil Engineering

Engineering Professional Practice

Technology Environment and Society

Construction Management

Project (Part II)

Elective II

Elective III