After an examination of fundamental theories as applied to civil engineering, authoritative coverage is included on design practice for certain materials and specific structures and applications. A particular feature is the incorporation of chapters on construction and site practice, including contract management and control.
Chapter 1 : Mathematics and Statistics
Chapter 2 : Strength of Materials
Chapter 3 : Theory of Structures
Chapter 4 : Materials
Chapter 5 : Hydraulics
Chapter 6 : Engineering Surveying
Chapter 7 : Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Chapter 8 : Geology for Engineers
Chapter 9 : Soil Mechanics
Chapter 10 : Rock Mechanics
Chapter 11 : Site Investigation
Chapter 12 : Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete Design
Chapter 13 : Practical Steelwork Design
Chapter 14 : Aluminium and Aluminium Alloys
Chapter 15 : Load Bearing Masonry
Chapter 16 : Timber Design
Chapter 17 : Foundations Design
Chapter 18 : Dams and Embankments
Chapter 19 : Loadings
Chapter 20 : Bridges
Chapter 21 : Buildings
Chapter 22 : Hydraulic Structures
Chapter 23 : Highways
Chapter 24 : Airports
Chapter 25 : Railways
Chapter 26 : Ports and Harbours
Chapter 27 : Electrical Power Supply
Chapter 28 : Water Supplies
Chapter 29 : Sewerage and sSewageTreatment
Chapter 30 : Land Drainage Irrigation and River Maintenance
Chapter 31 : Coastal and Maritime Engineering
Chapter 32 : Tunnels and Tunnelling
Chapter 33 : Contract Management and Control
Chapter 34 : Setting Out on Site
Chapter 35 : Temporary Works
Chapter 36 : Selection and Operating of Plant and Equipment
Chapter 37 : Concrete Construction
Chapter 38 : Welded Structure Fabrication
Chapter 39 : Steelwork Erection
Chapter 40 : Buried Pipeline and Sewer Construction
Chapter 41 : Dredging
Chapter 42 : Underwater Working
Chapter 43 : Demolition
Chapter 44 : Offshore Construction
