I. THE PURPOSE OF THE PROGRAMThe purpose of the Civil Technology Program is to bring up Civil Technicians who have the practice skills and theoretical information at maximum levels and will work in private sectors and in public foundations and institutions. The Purposes of the program;

· Having information about all types of construction materials being used in building construction,

· Having information and skills in the construction of purpose fitting, substantial, stable, earthquake-resistant buildings,

· Having information about the organization of construction area,

· Having information and skills in the subjects of length in meters, discovery and progress payment,

· Being able to draw (AUTOCAD) and calculate s ta t i c -concre te (STA4CAD,IDECAD, PROBINA…etc.) by using computer programs,

· Being able to do the experiments in ground mechanics, construction materials, concrete and asphalt materials,

· Having basic information and skills in highway, potable waters and steel constructions,

· Having information about the damage reasons and types in the buildings and the reinforcement of them,

· Having basic information and skills in construction inspection and contemporary construction techniques,

· Having basic information about vocational applications

II. TECHNICAL BACKGROUND AND

LABORATORIES

In the Civil Technology Program, there are: a ground

laboratory where the experiments of ground

classification, a Hydrometer, a Pitet, proctor

experiments, a box cutting experiment, 3-axes and 1-

axes pressure exper iments, consol idat ion

experiments;

concrete and material laboratories where aggregate

and concrete experiments and researches are carried

out they are all free for student use.

In order to use stable calculating, designing and

drawing, we have a common computer laboratory

which is used with other departments. In our

department, there are four experienced, practical and

qualified instructors. By following the new advances,

our department, with the direction of new advances

and updating new and contemporary construction

techniques, by using newly produced and used

construction materials, new applications; drawings,

designing and calculating with a computer are carried

out and the needs and the desires of the sector are

met.

a cement laboratory where the specification of the

physical features of cement; an asphalt laboratory

where the specification of bitumen material's features

and the stability of hot mixtures and the calculation of

the value of creeping;

a material laboratory where the speed of creeping of

steel materials, durability of pulling and the measuring

of its behavior;

· Official institutions (Highway Commission,

The State Water Supply Administration,

Spec ia l P rov inc ia l Admin i s t ra t ion ,

Municipalities…etc.),

· Foundations or institutions having civil

engineering works,

· The Engineering and Architecture offices,

· Contractorship firms and construction areas,

· Building-audit firms,

· Technical personnel in the firms where

drawing and designing are carried out with

computers (AUTOCAD)

· Technical personnel in construction materials

laboratories.

V. GRADUATION REGUIREMENTS THE

PROGRAM

The students who register for the Civil Technology

Program should take at least 120 AKTS credits with a nd th30-day training at the end of 2 and 4 semesters, in

total a 60-day summer training based on practice in

order to graduate from this department.

III. WORKING AREAS OF GRADUATES

IV. VERTICAL TRANSFER FIELDS THAT

GRADUATES MAY APPLY TO

· Civil Engineering

· Architecture Faculty

· Civil Department of Technology Faculty

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Amasya University

Vocational School Of Technical Sciences

05186/ Amasya

Phone: +90 358 2525212-13

Fax: +90 358 2525217

www.amasya.edu.tr

e-mail: teknik.myo@amasya.edu.tr

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