What are the postgraduate entrance examination directions for civil engineering majors? What are the subjects of the exam?

1. The direction of postgraduate entrance examination generally includes structural, geotechnical, road and bridge, municipal and architectural economic management.

2. Discipline requirements in different directions:

1. Road and railway engineering. ?

Subjects: Politics, English, Mathematics and Material Mechanics, Structural Mechanics, Soil Mechanics.

2. Bridge and tunnel engineering. ?

Subjects: Politics, English, Mathematics and Structural Mechanics, Steel Structure, Tunnel and Underground Engineering Foundation.

3. Structural engineering. ?

Subjects: Politics, English, Mathematics and Structural Mechanics, Soil Mechanics, Material Mechanics.

4. Geotechnical engineering. ?

Subjects: Politics, English, Mathematics and Material Mechanics, Soil Mechanics, Theoretical Mechanics, College Physics.

5. Municipal engineering.

Subjects: politics, English, mathematics and fluid mechanics, hydraulics, water quality analytical chemistry.

6. Project management. ?

Subjects: politics, English, mathematics and financial management, economics, accounting principles, architecture.

Extended data:

1. Civil engineering is the general name of science and technology for building various land engineering facilities. It not only refers to the application of materials, equipment and technical activities such as survey, design, construction, maintenance and repair, but also refers to the object of engineering construction. That is, all kinds of engineering facilities built on the ground or underground or on land, which directly or indirectly serve human life, production, military affairs and scientific research.

2. Civil engineering refers to all kinds of technical work such as survey, planning, design, construction, installation and maintenance of buildings, structures and related supporting facilities of all kinds of projects except housing construction, as well as completed engineering entities.

3. Civil Engineering According to the training focus, the school has different directions such as construction engineering, underground engineering, bridge engineering, road engineering, traffic engineering and municipal engineering. Civil engineering is the foundation of national construction, which is closely related to people's housing and transportation.

4. In the study of civil engineering, students need to use basic scientific knowledge such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer information science, technical scientific knowledge such as mechanics and materials, and corresponding engineering technical knowledge to research, design and build industrial and civil buildings, tunnels and underground buildings, highways and urban roads and bridges.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-civil engineering