The document outlines a final year engineering project for students, focusing on the development of practical skills through hands-on projects such as various bridge models and the Eiffel Tower. Each group of four will be assigned a project to work on, which will culminate in a display board and a viva-voce evaluation by a technical team. The aim is to enhance students' understanding of civil engineering and improve their teamwork, problem-solving, and practical application of theoretical knowledge.

1. Diploma Final Year Project
Aman Bathla
Project Incharge

2. Develop knowledge for solving technical problems through
structure project in order to produce competent & sound
engineer.

3. Types of Projects
1. Eiffel Tower
2. Geodesic Dome
3. Load Bearing
Tower

4. Types of Projects
4. Arch Truss Bridge
5. Load Bearing
truss bridge
6. Arch Bridge

5. Types of Project
9. Hydraulic Bridge
Working Model
7. Cable stayed bridge
Model
8. Suspension Bridge
Model

6. Allotment of Models
• One model is allotted to each group.
• Each group having 4 members.
• Student have to make Project Display Board
along with the project.
• The model allotment to a group is decided by
Class-Incharge.
• The instructions regarding the model will be
given by Project-incharge.

7. Project display Board

8. Importance of Project
• Student will know-The practical aspects of civil
engineering.
• Student will know-How to apply theoretical
knowledge to practical works?
• Student will Know-How to work in a team.
• Student will improve-His problem solving skills.

9. Practical Application of Project

10. Eiffel Tower
 Located in Paris, France
 Most-visited paid monument
in the world
 Second tallest structure in
France

11. Fukuoka Yahuoku! Dome
 Japan first Stadium with a
retractable roof
 World Largest geodesic Dam

12. Staxo
 Rugged Steel Frame
 Adaptable to any
construction Project

13. Sydney Harbor Bridge
 Sixth longest
spanning arch bridge
 Tallest Steel
arch Bridge

14. Bathrust Street Bridge
 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Four lanes for motor vehicles
with streetcar tracks.

15. Humber Bay Arch Bridge
 Toronto, Ontario,
Canada
 Span of 100 m
 Pedestrian and
bicycle Bridge

16. Millau viaduct
 Millau In France
 Tallest Bridge in the world
 Received Outstanding Structure
award from International Association
for Bridge and Structural Engineering

17. Akashi Kaikyo
 Longest central span of any
suspension bridge in the
world
 link Awaji Island and Kobe
 Six lanes of roadway and
four emergency lanes

18. London’s Tower bridge
 Bascule & suspension bridge
 Over 40000 people use Tower
Bridge every day.

19. Performance Criteria
 Engineering aspects of the
structure will be seen for
evaluation.
 Evaluation will be done
according to the viva-voce
conducted by the Technical
Team.
a)Punctuality & regulatory 10
b)Working in Project 10
c) Proficiency of practical skills
acquired 10
d)Sense of Responsibility 10
e)Communication Skill 10
f) Interpersonal Skill 10
g)Presentation & Report
writing 20
h)Viva voce 20

20. Best creator next to god is
CIVIL ENGINEER
All the Best!
CREATORS..