Architectural Technology: Construction and Materials Overview

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Building Technology: Construction and Materials Overview

Introduces building technology, covering construction methods, materials, and the architect's role in design and execution.

Microbiology for Engineers: Course Overview and Laboratory Sessions

Outlines the Microbiology for Engineers course structure, covering lectures, labs, and diversity initiatives.

Concrete: Material Properties and Future Implications

Covers the properties of concrete, its applications, and the importance of sustainable practices for future generations.

Concrete: Material Properties and Future Implications

Covers the properties of concrete, its applications, and the importance of sustainable practices for future generations.

Arches and Cables: Structural Analysis Principles

Covers the principles of structural analysis for arches and cables, focusing on geometry and load distribution.

Concrete: Material Properties and Future Implications

Covers the properties of concrete, its applications, and the importance of sustainable practices in construction.

Wastewater Treatment I

Explores wastewater treatment principles, BOD removal efficiency, and typical pollutant concentrations.

Water and Wastewater Treatment: Introduction

Covers the basics of water and wastewater treatment, including the history of wastewater treatment, undesirable pollutants, and treatment performance.

Water Protection: Surface and Groundwater

Explores the legal and practical aspects of safeguarding surface and groundwater, emphasizing sustainable water management practices.

Architecture: Classicism and Rationalism in Historical Context

Examines the evolution of architecture through the works of key historical architects and their responses to changing societal needs.