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Civil construction engineering involves the application of mathematics and science to the planning, design, and construction of buildings and structures. Construction engineers erect roads, bridges, railways, dams and other large structures. They focus on the construction aspect of buildings, making sure that foundations are sound, materials are safe and construction codes are followed. Construction engineers need to be adept at math and science and must have excellent problem solving abilities. Civil construction engineers need to be knowledgeable in mathematics, engineering technologies, management, and design.
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Penn Foster High School
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University of Pennsylvania
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Duke University
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University of Notre Dame
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Engineering- Aerospace and Astronautical Engineering
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Vanderbilt University
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Engineering- Chemical Engineering
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Stanford University
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Engineering- Aerospace and Astronautical Engineering
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University of Florida
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- Medical and Biomedical Engineering
- Nuclear Engineering
- Ocean Engineering
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Cornell University
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Engineering- Aerospace and Astronautical Engineering
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