Civil Engineering: Water main replacement in the City of Naperville

Session Number

Project ID: BIZ INTRN 19

Advisor(s)

Kevin Bardan; City of Naperville

Discipline

Business

Start Date

19-4-2023 10:05 AM

End Date

19-4-2023 10:20 AM

Abstract

The City of Naperville has many talented engineers that are constantly working and bettering the city of Naperville. Thanks to their various projects, this business project was able to focus on replacing a water main in a small roundabout in Naperville. Over the course of six months, the company and mentor provided the needed knowledge which was required for designing and knowing how and where to install the new water main. The mentor also provided the knowledge and guidance to pick out the best materials for the job for both creating a good replacement and staying within a reasonable budget. Overall, the best knowledge and experience gained was learning how to use a different software for designing floor plans and sewage systems, and also being able to come across real-world challenges such as time restraints and company budgets. Toward the end of the six months, the business mentor was also able to teach the basics of the JAVA coding language, and was able to lead a small exercise in creating the card game "21."

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Civil Engineering: Water main replacement in the City of Naperville

The City of Naperville has many talented engineers that are constantly working and bettering the city of Naperville. Thanks to their various projects, this business project was able to focus on replacing a water main in a small roundabout in Naperville. Over the course of six months, the company and mentor provided the needed knowledge which was required for designing and knowing how and where to install the new water main. The mentor also provided the knowledge and guidance to pick out the best materials for the job for both creating a good replacement and staying within a reasonable budget. Overall, the best knowledge and experience gained was learning how to use a different software for designing floor plans and sewage systems, and also being able to come across real-world challenges such as time restraints and company budgets. Toward the end of the six months, the business mentor was also able to teach the basics of the JAVA coding language, and was able to lead a small exercise in creating the card game "21."