Introduction To Civil Engineering
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Civil engineering involves designing and constructing buildings and infrastructure projects. Some key structural elements of buildings include slabs, columns, beams, walls, and foundations that provide support and stability. These elements work together to safely and efficiently support the entire structure.
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