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Simple....you just have to calculate the dead load and live load acting on the structure (whichever it may be)

What about the notes

Ok I've gone through the ppt but another half of my question i.e is there any specific arrangements of bricks followed by our indian builders (like american brick bond,flemish brick bond etc..)

Please give me brief explanation about brick work and is there any specific masonary which was adopted in India?

Ofcourse yes why not???? It doesn't need a bachelor's degree to handle them you just have to learn them as if you use WhatsApp and Facebook they are different but it is easy to learn them the difficulty levels of the software is based upon your interest and involvement

Yeah it's true but we cannot blame merely the engineers, teachers play a major role in creating a character and a constructive person in them so it's everyone's responsibility here!

Yup....but his surroundings also play a major role.

Ok but i can see some foam like material above the surface is that also because of the calcium

Great thinking hatsoff bro

I'm Mohamed Athiq, from Tirupattur Tamil nadu I'm pursuing 3rd year civil engineering

It's diwali so let me ask some questions based upon it What type of architecture was adopted those days? The bridge building between India and lanka how was it built by only stones?

It is recommended to learn Autocad for drafting Revit for designing Staadpro for analysis Primavera for estimation If you need software for any other fields just let me know

Bro please provide sufficient data whether the column is short or long and how it is loaded?

Hey bro this question was answered few days ago hope this suites you also Just click the link bro https://civil4m.com/threads/what-are-the-essential-softwares-to-be-known-by-a-civil-engineer.588/

Yup there is demand for architectural services and some study architecture course for that which is a little longer than civil engineering (5 years).