What is the difference between map and plan?
Difference between architecture and civil engineering: Here I am discussing major differences between architecture and civil engineering, they are as follows: 1) When we talk about duration of course, then Civil engineering- 4 years Architecture- 5 years 2) Responsibility: civil engineer: construcRead more
Difference between architecture and civil engineering:
Here I am discussing major differences between architecture and civil engineering, they are as follows:
1) When we talk about duration of course, then
- Civil engineering- 4 years
- Architecture- 5 years
2) Responsibility:
- civil engineer: construction of road bridges and tunnels buildings Railway’s airport’s underpasses, etc.
- Architect: design buildings, monuments, bridges with a more aesthetical view.
3) Most important parameter:
- Civil engineer: the strength of the structure is a more important aspect for civil engineer
- Architect: an architect give more importance to an aesthetical appearance of the structure
4) Eligibility criteria:
- Civil engineering: HSC (physics, chemistry and maths subject) with at least 50% marks and IIT, AIEEE and other university level entrance examinations are conducted each year for the admission of civil engineering course.
- Architecture: HSC( physics, chemistry, math) with at least 50% marks and NATA, AIEEE and other university level entrance examinations are conducted for admission to architecture course.
5) Focused Area:
- Civil engineering- civil engineering field is mainly dealing with the mathematical and scientific aspects of the structure. construction and design, parameters are included in civil engineering
- Architecture- architecture deals with the down look and artistic aspect of designing a building
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Srinivas Anumala
Map is a drawing showing the geographical features, facilities, roads, places, water bodies etc.. (natural & built) preferably covering large areas of land & waters. Plan is a drawing showing the proposed construction / development indicating the dimensions / measurements for further implemeRead more
Map is a drawing showing the geographical features, facilities, roads, places, water bodies etc.. (natural & built) preferably covering large areas of land & waters.
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