Brief introduction of engineering cost
Project cost has two meanings. The first meaning: the project cost refers to the expected or actual expenditure of the construction project. That is, the sum of one-time expenses required for a project to form corresponding fixed assets and intangible assets through construction. This meaning is defined from the perspective of investor-owner.
College degree or above in civil engineering, civil engineering, construction economic management, engineering cost, construction engineering and budget is required. A qualified project budgeter needs to know the general construction procedures, construction methods, project quality and safety standards; Familiar with the basic knowledge of architectural drawing, building structure and construction, familiar with commonly used building materials, components, products and commonly used mechanical equipment.
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If candidates can find the employment direction they are interested in when choosing a major, they will be able to define the future career development direction and better adapt to the workplace life. It is worth noting that in recent years, the contradiction between supply and demand of college graduates' employment is still outstanding, and the employment rate of some majors is low because of repeated opening in some universities and unclear professional characteristics. Candidates should think twice before choosing this major.
Some professional introductions show that the employment direction is very wide, and many people continue their studies after graduation. Even most graduates have chosen careers unrelated to their major. These situations are worth pondering by candidates and parents.
Three, the project cost can be engaged in the work.
1, engineering cost engineer, project manager, cost engineer, cost engineer, etc.
2, construction engineering consulting, evaluation, supervision and other related work.
3, architectural design, bidding, construction, acceptance and other related work.
4. Computer software, building informatization, virtual reality, AI building and other related applications.
5, building materials market research, data analysis and marketing and other related work.
6. Other work related to project cost and construction economy.