i am a hardworking woman civil engineer by professsion knows design of roads by Autocad, Pert/cpm, stimates, and a little on STAAD pro. And knows how to drive a car and fun of cooking.
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Go to my Q&A page and contact me. I might know someone who can help. Or at least put you in touch with someone who can.
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To a real car nut there is nothing more satisfying than working on your own car. Never understood anybody that would call themself a "car guy/girl" and take it to somebody else to have it modified or detailed. The joy of doing it yourself will be lost on dweebs with way too much money that will pay someone to do it for them.  I've taken cars down to the bare frame and rebuilt it myself and when I'm driving it down the highway I can proudly say..."I built this".
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email me, I work at a car dealership, and have done a bunch of these.  It can get complicated sometimes.
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Yes if you dont know you have to learn. Its part of the job they do everything. If your lucky they will give you a awesome car.
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Well, as a retired engineer, I wouldn't brand yourself so narrowly as a geo....what?   Identify yourself as a civil engineer and your job opportunities might explode, then you can choose geo...whatever if it is offered to you.  You will find that whatever discipline you call yourself associated with ,you at some time in your engineering career, will work on the fringes of that dicipline and likely outside of it as you do your homework (it never stops). I graduated as a Mechanical Engineer and worked both in Aeronautical engineering and Civil engineering as well as mechanical engineering.  Don't constrain yourself with titles.
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i think ma colleague that ur a recent graduate one , cause what u ask needs a 20 yrs experience engineer to do it complete as asked. best regards
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Every thing is designed based on some constraints. A good design would take care of all constraints and then deliver. A civil engineer can design roads for the next 100 years and completely maintenance free but then he would not be able to meet the constraints of land requirement, budgets and a feasible time frame for completion of the project, and not to forget the one major factor the technology available.\nThus you see vast difference in civil designs of public utility structures of developing and developed nations. Both the designs are suitable according to the above mentioned constraints.
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I have been a mason for 40 years. I also have been an engineer, a technician, a salesman, a marketer, and an executive in technology companies. I have started 6 technology companies. The wlls, buildings and fireplaces that I built 40 years ago are still there and will probably be there after I am dead. Most of the technology companies that I started and worked for are gone.\n\nI recently put in 5,000 brick and 4 yards of concrete for a friend in New York. Everyone looks at my work as they go by. Even though I am a well know consultant in communications, everyone in NY calls me the bricklayer from CA. It makes me proud.\n\nThere is nothing stopping a woman from becoming a plasterer. If you're going to do it, do it right, so you will know and always remember what you did. Come right, come big, or stay home.
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i would say civil engineering. it always seemed the most interesting to me. (building roads, bridges, etc.) and i think the demand is pretty  consistent every year.
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I am an Engineering student. I may be able to help you.
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i would use autocad on the computer. we use it for architecture all the time.
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whats the question - i work on Autocad 2006 everyday, I'm a draftsman
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I am currently a server at a restaraunt chain in my hometown.  I love what I do because I get to be around people ALL day.  And not just people but different kinds of people.  I thrive off of human interaction, it defines who I am and helps me learn more about myself daily.  I also enjoy testing my will power and seeing how far I can be pushed and still keep my cool.  I like testing how much I can handle as a human being and learning from the mistakes I encounter on this journey.
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After 5 years of college, as an arcitectural engineer, about $80,000 a year. Hey I'll be able to afford an attorney(a better one than that)!
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I'm an Electronics and Computer Engineer.  Look at government positions for a Civil Engineer first and I think you would like the opportunities there.
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ROFL i about S-hit myself when i read this LMAO your hilarious. Um be a lawyer or a car sales man Lol
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Does she have a car I know of a similar case where the woman had a cement mixer fill her car with cement.