3-Year Diploma in Civil Engineering

At the future university, The Diploma in Civil Engineering is a three-year course in which students learn about the design, construction, and maintaining infrastructure such as dams, roads, sewage systems, bridges, airports, pipelines, structural components of railways, and buildings. In this program, students can enrol after the 10th as well. This program equips students with the technical knowledge and practical skills required to excel in the field of civil engineering.

What is Civil Engineering?

Civil engineering is considered the oldest branch of engineering. For construction, design, and maintenance it uses the fundamentals of science and mathematics. In 1819 Captain Alden Partridge founded the first college, Norwich University, to teach civil engineering in the United States. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute awarded the first civil engineering degree in the United States in 1835. Coastal engineering, Construction engineering, Earthquake engineering, Environmental engineering, Forensic engineering, and Geotechnical engineering come under Civil engineering. 

What are the key areas to study in the Civil Engineering Diploma program at Future University?

Strength of Materials

Strength of materials is a branch of engineering that studies how materials behave when mechanical forces are applied to them.

Topics:

• Stress and strain analysis
• Bending, shear, and torsion
• Types of forces and their effects on materials
• Mechanical properties of materials (elasticity, plasticity)
• Material failure theories

Construction Materials and Technology

This area focuses on the study of various materials used in construction, their properties, and their applications in building structures.

Topics:

• Properties and classification of construction materials (concrete, steel, timber, etc.)
• Cement, aggregates, and admixtures
• Concrete mix design and testing
• Modern construction techniques and technologies
• Building codes and standards

Surveying and Leveling

Surveying involves measuring and mapping land and other features for construction projects while leveling determines ground elevations.

Topics:

• Types of surveying (chain, compass, theodolite)
• Measuring distances, angles, and elevations
• Total Station and GPS technology
• Levelling instruments and methods
• Surveying for construction and land development

Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics

This area focuses on the behaviour of fluids (liquids and gases) and their applications in civil engineering systems.

Topics:

• Properties of fluids (density, pressure, viscosity
• Fluid flow and its classification (laminar, turbulent)
• Hydraulics of pipes, open channels, and pumps
• Fluid statics and dynamics
• Water supply and drainage systems

Geotechnical Engineering

Geotechnical engineering involves the study of soil and rock behaviour and their interactions with built structures.

Topics:

• Soil classification and properties
• Soil testing methods (bearing capacity, compaction, permeability)
• Foundations: shallow and deep foundations
• Earth pressure and slope stability
• Ground improvement techniques

Transportation Engineering

This area focuses on the design, construction, and maintenance of transportation systems such as roads, bridges, and railways.

Topics:

• Road design and pavement materials
• Traffic engineering and management
• Highway and railway planning
• Bridge design and analysis
• Maintenance and rehabilitation of transportation infrastructure

Computer-Aided Design (CAD)

CAD involves the use of software to create precise drawings, models, and simulations for construction projects. 

Topics:

• Drafting and designing using AutoCAD
• Structural design software (STAAD Pro, Revit)
• 3D modeling and visualization techniques
• BIM (Building Information Modeling)
• Design documentation and technical drawings

Scope

What are the career opportunities after completing a diploma in Civil Engineering?

 

 

What is the scope for further studies after completing a Diploma in Civil Engineering?

After completing a Diploma in Civil Engineering, there are several options for further studies: Bachelor degree in Civil Degree and  Master’s degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or related fields.Certification in project management, BIM (Building Information Modeling), and specialized software. 

Why choose the Diploma Program in Civil Engineering at Future University? 

At future university, we empower the students with knowledge and skills to launch their professional careers. Choosing a Diploma in Civil Engineering at  future university bareilly offers:

Modern Curriculum - Future University offers educational plans that consolidate civil engineering principles with modern innovations like sustainability, smart cities, and digital tools such as Building Information Modeling (BIM). 

Practical Learning

• Active preparation through labs, studios, and certifiable tasks.

Industry Relevance 

• Courses lined up with market needs, guaranteeing position preparation.

Global Exposure

• International programs and diverse perspectives.

Advanced Facilities 

• Cutting-edge labs and digital tools for modern projects.

Career Prospects

• Roles in site management, CAD, or further studies.

Innovation Focus

• Encouraging sustainable solutions for infrastructure challenges.

100% Placement Assistance

At Future University, we are focused on guaranteeing the progress of our understudies in their professions. Our devoted placement Cell constantly works to give 100 percent placement assistance, offering customized direction, and expertise-building workshops. We collaborate with driving organizations across different enterprises to interface understudies with entry-level internship and full-time job opportunities. From interview preparation to resume building, we are with you every step of the way, helping you launch your professional journey.

Eligibility Criteria

Passed 10th Std./ SSC examination.Obtained at least 35% marks in the qualifying examination.

Admission Procedure

Students based on merit or CUET (Common University Entrance Test) scores.