Essay On Statement Of Purpose For M. S. In Civil Engineering

If you had asked me a year ago what I was going to do with my life, I would have had no idea. This thought scared me because I was a junior in high school, and I did not know where I wanted to go or what I wanted to do. I had dreams of being an astronomer or an architect, but I could always find a reason against these careers. I remember thinking, ‘I just want to make an impact.’ I wanted to live a purposeful life, one filled with adventure and challenges. One where, there was always work to be done, and something to accomplish. Then though some divine intervention, I discovered Civil Engineering. Through personal experience and learning about the occupation, I have decided that as a Civil Engineer I can accomplish my own personal goals while also benefiting others.

As the world is moving towards more advancement, many constructions are planned and constructed day to day. Any structural construction simply stands on the soil. So, Geotechnical Engineering has much more to do with every construction being planned. Always being an enthusiast to learning and innovation, the four-year undergraduate degree inspired me to achieve and learn more.

Since childhood, I was immensely influenced by my grandfather’s fascination with machines. From being his ‘tool box guy’ when he worked on fixing any household equipment, to being an active observer when he took on an arduous task of diagnosing issues with heavy duty diesel engines, my interest in the field of engineering was bolstered form a very early age. This early exposure galvanized me to participate in science fairs and debates in my middle school, where my experiments and ideas always stood out.

The course introduced me a wide variety of modules in primary engineering and advanced civil engineering. More significantly, the coursework effectively enabled me to acquire not only applied mathematics and physics skills but also problem-solving and teamwork abilities. During my university life, I found myself having a considerable motivation in transportation engineering modules which ingrained in me the basic of logistics management. All the innovative knowledge as well as invaluable experiences I acquired from the study help maximise the business capability in the standard of service regarding strong engineering technical

Considering my curiosity and experience in Civil Engineering and after having passed proper academic courses and gaining an adequate knowledge, I'm seriously intended to continue my studies to obtain my doctoral degree in Civil Engineering with an emphasis on concrete in order to be able to do professional researches in this field. So I’m enthusiastically applying to Oklahoma State University for graduate studies program.

Without a shadow of doubt, my experience in site works throughout my working career, with an exception of the first year experience, directs me to pursue MS in Construction Engineering and Management. In addition, my first year experience in computer related works will also play a pivotal role in handling computer aided assignments in the Graduate School. Around Nepal, construction projects are increasing precipitously and ever- larger capital projects are being undertaken. Better project management and technological innovations can improve the chances of success; however, glib knowledge relating to construction productivity, management of materials, workforce and machinery, insufficient risk management, flawed performance management and poor short term planning has thwarted the pace of development works in my country. Therefore, with the combination of working experience in Qatar and India and graduate degree, I am pertinacious to root-out the project delays which are detrimental to the development of my

This was the notion with which I was brought up right from my childhood, as my family aims at maintaining high standards in regard to academic pursuits. Civil Engineering has its roots dated back centuries ago. Infrastructure and construction form the backbone of development of any country. I reckon that this is the only field where you can see the identity of your hard work and success stand up in front of you. It always gives you a sense of satisfaction and happiness to see the lamps of your dreams glow in reality.

I was born in a family which is fulfilled with civil engineering elements, thus my childhood environment aroused my strong interests of engineering and construction. For example, my father is an excellent civil engineer who participated in the design and construction of many large projects. We have models of bridge and building and everywhere in our home such as the delicate Tower Bridge and the ingenious Eiffel Tower. Furthermore, we have collected numerous architectonic books from all around the world, which became my best mentor for construction. Throughout my growth stages, I spent a lot of my leisure time on construction, for instance, following my father to visit construction sites in China. Therefore, I resolved to be an engineer and

What is life? Why do people look different? These are questions that I eager to know answers since I was young. When I view the characteristics of people, I usually think that some traits are inherited, whereas others are caused by environmental factors. For human diseases, I would like to know the relative contributions of genetics and the environment. Is a disease caused by a pathogenic microorganism, a toxic agent in the environment, or a faulty gene? My interest in molecular biology has been inspired by these questions and led me to the world of genetics.

“Everything comes to us that belongs to us if we create the capacity to receive it.”

I am an elder son of a real estate banker; my father is always busy with the analysis of construction project budgets. He had his own library, with books ranging from construction estimation to procurement systems. These books are the seeds of curiousness inside me about the buildings and the science behind them. My mother being a mathematics teacher, made sure I had a strong grip over that subject all through my schooling. By the time I had to select my path into graduation, I was already inclined towards construction industry and opted for Architecture. It was a challenge to get selected among one million applicants. I graduated from “School of Planning and Architecture, India”, An Institute of National Importance, among the top three architecture schools in India. It was my mother’s mathematical nourishment which appreciated my chances of standing in top 0.001% (All India Rank – 870) in All India Engineering Entrance Exam. I was eager to contribute to the body of knowledge in construction industry and searched for the direction which can add value to the system. India being a developing country with world’s second largest population, construction resources are very important. I have observed a lot of scope for growth in the commercial sector and felt that thrifty approaches towards generic construction problems in commercial sector are to be modulated.

My name is Jasleen kaur. I have done my schooling from one of the prominent school of India. I joined it in 19.. and passed my schooling in 200... The decade inculcated the bulk of the learning I possess today.

When I was a freshmen in AU, my friend asked me to help him out with his small business, since

“I believe that imagination is stronger than knowledge -- myth is more potent than history -- dreams are more powerful than facts -- hope always triumphs over experience -- laughter is the cure for grief -- life is stronger than death.” If you ask me to describe myself I would say that I am pleasant, diverse, and active man. I think one of my most distinguishing characteristics is the diversity of experiences I possess. I am an engineering graduate with a flair for management. I also have a passion for traveling and exploring different cultures of the world. All these elements have helped me develop a very broad outlook, with varying degrees of knowledge in a range of topics. As a freshman at the undergraduate

In the past few years, India has been getting ready to become one of the strongest economies in the world. The current slogan `India Shining’ adopted by one of the country’s political parties, is most apt in business. With liberalization, the country has seen tremendous growth. Multinationals have poured in bringing with them, huge opportunity and most importantly, optimism for the future. The feel good factor is upon us, and I, as an Indian, revel in the new business avenues being thrown open for generation next. I started my education by schooling at St. Lawrence High School, one of Mumbai’s most prestigious schools where the bar for educational achievement was set high, but the importance of a well-rounded