You could be considered to be in a number of fields but not a civil engineer. You are missing a 3 0r 4 physic classes, 8 to 10 math classes, several mechnical and electrical engineering classes,and a lot of civil engineering classes.
No, of course not - you have the basics of a craft profession when you graduate and your skills/training have nothing to do with Civil Engineering - designing and supervising large building projects like roads and dams.
The answer to your head question is, NO.
Welding is a skillful profession that is needed in general, in addition to civil works.
No.
And most Civil Engineers do not know how to weld. They do not learn about welding.
Im currently in school to be a professional welder and i was curios if im a welder would that mean im technically considered in the civil engineering field?
