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This lecture introduces environmental engineering, a field that addresses the impact of human activities on the environment. It discusses various environmental domains, including air, water, soil, and energy. The lecture emphasizes the engineer's role in mitigating environmental damage.
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Welcome to 'Introduction to Civil Engineering Profession' course !

This lecture discusses the structural conservation of built heritage and how it connects to different subjects in arts and science. The lecture highlights the importance of collaboration between arts and sciences in preserving built heritage.
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Welcome to 'Introduction to Civil Engineering Profession' course !

This lecture discusses different specializations within civil engineering, including environmental, geotechnical, hydraulics and water resources, structural, transportation, and construction management. The lecture emphasizes the importance of math, physics, chemistry, biology, and other sciences in civil engineering.
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Welcome to 'Introduction to Civil Engineering Profession' course !

This lecture defines civil engineering as a profession and describes the work civil engineers do. It describes the purpose of a career in civil engineering and the characteristics of a successful civil engineer.
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I invited 7 practicing civil engineers to visit my class and answer the freshmen students' questions. Great stuff!

Dr. Dan Ames visits our class and introduces my students to the fields of water engineering and hydrology.

I invited several current graduate and undergraduate students to answer freshmen questions about studying in Civil Engineering. It's awesome!!

Dr. Grant Schultz visits our class and provides a great overview on the field of Transportation Engineering.

In this video, I give a brief introduction to the field of Geotechnical Engineering to my students. Lots of fun!!

In this video, the undergraduate adviser for civil engineering Kim Glade visits and gives a summary of how to plan an efficient course schedule in civil engineering that still meets our ABET-compatible curriculum requirements. This information is specific to the civil engineering program at Brigham Young University, though most other universities create a similar program for their students.

Guest lecturer Dr. Fernando Fonseca shares a pre-recorded introductory lecture to the specialization of Structural Engineering. He discusses how structural engineers design the "bones and the muscles" of our infrastructure. These engineers do much more than design buildings and bridges! They are involved with automobiles, dams, trains, airplanes, and even bio-medical engineering!

In this class, guests Dr. James Nelson, Dr. Grant Schultz, and Dr. Brett Borup describe some international study abroad opportunities for BYU civil engineering students. Also, guest student leaders from various student organizations including BYU ASCE, ITE, and AREMA introduce their clubs and invite BYU students to join!

In this live lecture, I discuss how civil engineers protect people and the planet, and how they help improve prosperity for society.

This is the first of my live weekly lectures for my CEEN 101: Introduction to Civil Engineering class. It's also my first experience teaching a live class on Zoom, so it's a little rough. Please have patience!! Next week it gets better, I promise lol!

In this video tutorial on the C programming language, you will learn what is C language, its history features and why you have to study it when there are so many other languages are available in this modern world.

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A computer is a general purpose machine that can perform many computational and task but these computer's there really can't do anything on their own. so for this computer to do something one has to give the instructions to it.

These instructions which are given to this computer are called as program and the person who is going to write this programs / instructions is called as the programmer.
And the language in which these instructions are written is called as a programming language.

The C language is one of the programming language which we can use to write the instructions for the computer or C is one of the language which can be used to write the computer programs.

C was created in 1972 at Bell Laboratories of USA by a team lead by Dennis Ritchie and he called his new language as the C because it was the successor of the existing language at that time called as the B language.
this B language was influenced by BCPL

Originally this C language was created to write the operating systems and compilers but later because of its simplicity and its features it became one of the popular programming language and even to this day it is one of the popular programming language used.

why One has to study the C programming language when there are so many other languages are available.

As a programmer, the programming language that you choose should offer a lot of benefits to you.
It should be the most efficient, a reliable language. It should be a simple language and it should be easy to learn and it should be platform independent. And this c language has all these features.

Beginning the programming courier with c will give the profound understanding of the programming basics. Having knowledge in c will make learning of object oriented programming languages like c++ java c# a lot more easier.

One Question every one has is where c is used.
Since this language is a general purpose programming language, it can be used to write the major parts of the Operating System, games, embed devices etc.

C Language was used to write the programs for the Curiosity Rover sent to Mars by NASA.

in short we can say that c is used in all applications where performance is the critical factor and when less resources are available
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Learn the important cells and hormones that are working together to control your blood pressure! Rishi is a pediatric infectious disease physician and works at Khan Academy. Created by Rishi Desai.

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Overview of how the nephrons in the kidney filter blood and reabsorb water and other molecules. Created by Sal Khan.

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The anatomy of the kidney with a little bit of pathology and physiology. An amazingly complex and intricate anatomical and histological arrangement to facilitate renal function

Basic structure and function of the urinary system. Often people gloss over the 'simple' stuff, and miss areas of important understanding. The main things are the plain things, and often, the plain things are the main things. Please draw your own diagram, rather that taking the short cut of freeze faming and screen capture. Follow this series through to get a good overall understanding of the renal and urinary system.

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