@thithutrucnguyen4039
Thanks Hielscher. Agree with you that "The perfect design doesnt exist". The important thing is everyone happy.
@Build_Again
Thank you so much for these great pointers! I’ll keep them in mind: 1) Start with the Layout 2) The Perfect Design Doesn’t Exist 3) You Need A Knowledge Bank 4) You Need A System 5) You Have To Keep Studying
@lahiruwijesinghe6549
Great video! You are spot on - was very hard to handle a simple design task on my first day even though you did great at uni. This video would be really helpful for fresh graduates. Thanks for doing this!
@miggygaluza9234
now this would help me so much as Im already going to graduate in my BS degree next school year <3
@JomommaBEESKY
You should do a video about private vs public employment pros and cons one day. U the man
@sebasstianninop
As a recent graduated who didnt have the chance to do intern work I really missed lots of experience, I have been studying but it is no doubt companies dont want you without prior experience so I have been quite depressed about it. I have been watching your videos and you are so wise for such a young man!! thanks for all the tips.
@JohnJrKanamba
Thank you for this very insightful content.
@Umavathy_Thaarini
Very useful. Thank you so much.
@yaasirahmed1528
love your videos!!. would you mind making a video talking about your first project as a fresh graduate or the tasks u were assigned starting out in detail. I'm perusing my masters but still feel i have inadequate knowledge to start working given the vast information a structural engineer must have.
@91rohannipanikar71
True.....i graduated and in interview when asked questions i was completely blank i couldnt solve simple sfd bmd.....but thats how im Learning new things everyday....😅😢i know its frustrating but it is how it is.....u hv to keep learning....
@Echoes_of_the_Great
amazing. subscribed
@alligodfreyukuni2975
Great presentation
@skipmorgan
The drawing at 1:17 appears to be wrong. Typically, in my career the diagonal bracing for the columns is NOT in the first bay of the metal building, but the second full bay. I would appreciate comments.
@katanare2301
Excellent video.... Spelling it our as it is in real life!!!
@joaquinbitong1874
Hello, Engr! Hope you can share with us what softwares you think a Civil Engineer Fresh Grad should learn and really master to elevate themselves in their careers (ex. AutoCAD, STAAD, Revit)
@obadajadeed7093
Hey bro ...Thanks for your great videos.. I want to ask you about software programs... Can you make a video about them ... I hear alot about BIM and Revit ... And also I heard about Apacos and Ansys so can you make a video about them and explain what they really do and how to start learning them and the difference between them I know you are structural... But can you maybe let us know about BIM and project management And thank you for your time
@josephmagolele7766
I am a second year Engineering student. I am actually struggling with managing my time and studying all my modules at once. I have daily classes to attend from 8 am to 12midday , then a one hour break, and then a tutorial session from 2pm to 4:30pm. This actually happens daily from Monday to Friday. What do you think I should go about studying and balancing all my seven my modules. Each day have a tutorial session and a tutorial test for a different module😭.
@footballrivalries19
Hey Ben Name one single software for a structural Engineer to master while living in Australia.
@hafidtchagbele9958
I'would like to learn robot analysis but i'm student i dont have more money to access the formation
@shareqinamdar8903