Best Software for Civil Engineering

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What are the softwares that a Civil Engineer must know ?

Source :- civilforum

Software improves productivity and make huge project easy with minimum resource and time.
Since there are many softwares used in construction industry but the usage depends on the profile you are working. Best softwares which are in high demand in market are given below.

🅐︎. For drafting

AutoCAD (Autodesk) :- Autocad stands for automatically computer aided designing and drafting. It allows you to draw and edit digital 2D and 3D designs more quickly and easily than you could by hand.
🅑︎. For 3d modelling and architecture

3ds Max (Autodesk)
Revit (Autodesk)
SketchUp (Google)
Maya (Autodesk)

🅒︎. For structural design and analysis

Staad pro (Bentley)
ETABS (CSI)
Sap 2000 (CSI)

🅓︎. For project management

Ms Project (Microsoft)
Primavera (Oracle)

🅔︎. For Transportation

Mx road
Visum (PTV)

🅕︎. For mathematical calculations and analysis

Matlab (Mathworks)
Mathcad (PTC)
🅖︎. For geotechnical engineering

Plaxis (Bentley)

🅗︎. For surveying and infrastructure design

Civil 3D (Autodesk)
🅘︎. Ms Excel (Microsoft) :- It is a very versatile software used for many purposes like mathematical calculation, making graphs, maintaining bills, estimating purposes, project management, etc.

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