someone with a civil engineering back ground, majoring in structural engineering, is only responsible for construction of buildings? isn't this a little boring, because a structural engineering, as the name suggests, should be concerned with construction of, not just buildings but bridges, dams, hydro powers etcIs this type of versatility shown by a structural engineer?, i.ewith a civil engineering background.
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All those things, and airports, roads, aircraft, ships, docks, canals, automobiles, trucks, earth-moving machines, cranes, earthquake refits, subways, power lines, sewers, storage tanks, and many other items that could be moved, parked, floated, driven, lifted, dug, covered, etc.
