ademoladeji:

Both are okay....
The first is just a way to get the accurate K value.
K=M/(fcu*b*d^2)

naijainfogalery:
They are almost the same thing just that one seems to be in the office and one is strictly on the field,. But i think architecture is still embedded in civil cos if you dont understand the the drawing u cant build it

So if u like field work go for civil but if you like office things then go for architecture.


But for me i would go for civil engineering it gets your hand dirty and allows u know more about architecture than even architects

Donmooney:
I've been silently following and I must say it's really enlightening listening to some arguments...
I'm a female and I love architecture... it's a very wonderful course In my opinion... but I Wonder why there aren't more of female architects...
I'd love to be an architect someday

Maccoy1:
mee too, that's why I created the thread for direction, and am satisfied that it is architecture. So are out SECOND school. Can I know u

Maccoy1:
mee too, that's why I created the thread for direction, and am satisfied that it is architecture. So are out SECOND school. Can I know u

Rhea:
Civil engineering...unless you wan make hunger enter you well well