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18:55 May 31, 2002 |
Albanian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering / Shkolla e mesem e ndertimit | |||||
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5 | Architecture and Civil Engineering (Roads and Bridges) |
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5 | Civil Engineering |
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4 | Roads/Bridges |
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4 | Roads and Bridges |
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Architecture and Civil Engineering (Roads and Bridges) Explanation: I would need more information on this. "Architecture and Civil Engineering" is a class that teaches design, construction, and management of safe and efficient public infrastructure such as roads, bridges, harbors, and airports. A mund të pyesni klientin tuaj se çfarë mëson kjo klasa Rruga-Ura në Shqipëri? Me respekt, Matt -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-05-31 19:44:37 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- If this class \"Rruga-Ura\" teaches design, construction, and management of safe and efficient public infrastructure such as roads, bridges, harbors, airports, etc, then this is the equivalent name of the class: Architecture and Civil Engineering (Roads and Bridges) |
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Civil Engineering Explanation: Hi Kozeta, I do not think that this high school class in Albania is related to Architecture. In this case the equivalent name of the class is: Civil Engineering -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-06-01 05:12:31 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- In this scenerio I would not want to translate this literally since the literal translation would never be appropriate at a High School level. In HS\'s in the US there are classes on topics such as Auto Mechanics, Construction, Civil Engineering, etc. However, if you want more specialization you would have to go to a technical school (trade school) after HS or a University. At the more advanced level you will learn the same type of materials in much more depth so you can have a specialized class that would only cover \"Roads,\" \"Bridges,\" \"Diesel Engine\'s,\" etc. If this course was only covering \"Roads and Bridges\" it would be too specialized for an American High School, but would be more at the University level or Trade School level. The exact level would depend on the depth of which the subject materials were covered. But in an American High School class on Civil Engineering you would learn about \"Roads, Bridges, Building Design, Surveying, etc.\" So in a semester long class at an American High you learn the basics but you won\'t understand how to determine the load that a bridge can handle based on the angles of the steel garters, the steel thickness, the carbon content of the steel, frequency of garters, concrete thickness, etc. This would be something that would be covered in a University level course. HS-High School |
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Roads/Bridges Explanation: Besoj se eshte fjala per programin e Politeknikumit, dega ndertim, ose si thuhet ndryshe Shkolla e Mesme e Ndertimit qe nxjerr teknike te mesem. Keta merren me zbatimin ne nivelin e mesem, jo projektimin. Po te shikosh "Career opportunities" per ndertuesit, do te shikosh se "roads, bridges" perbejne zera me vehte. Civil Engineering ka Universiteti i Tiranes, Fakulteti i Ndertimit. |
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