Arabic Civil Engineering Video Lessons
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I am assembling a complete, university-level civil engineering video course delivered entirely in Arabic. The material must cover Structural Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Transportation Engineering, and the fundamentals of Strength of Materials. Every concept should be explained step-by-step, illustrated with practical examples, and supported by clear diagrams or short on-screen calculations so a student can pause and review without extra guidance.
The format I need is pre-recorded videos. Each topic can be broken into compact modules—ideally 20–30 minutes apiece—so the total program flows logically from basic theory to real-world application. High-resolution screen capture, steady voice-over in Modern Standard Arabic, and legible on-screen notes are essential.
Deliverables
• A structured outline showing the order of the modules
• The full set of HD video files (MP4 or similar)
• Any slide decks, calculation sheets, or problem sets referenced in the videos
Acceptance criteria
• Arabic narration is clear and jargon is translated or defined.
• Examples align with university curricula and use standard equations and codes.
• File naming and numbering match the approved outline.
Once I review a sample segment and confirm the style, we can agree on a timeline for the remaining modules and arrange milestones for each completed topic.
The format I need is pre-recorded videos. Each topic can be broken into compact modules—ideally 20–30 minutes apiece—so the total program flows logically from basic theory to real-world application. High-resolution screen capture, steady voice-over in Modern Standard Arabic, and legible on-screen notes are essential.
Deliverables
• A structured outline showing the order of the modules
• The full set of HD video files (MP4 or similar)
• Any slide decks, calculation sheets, or problem sets referenced in the videos
Acceptance criteria
• Arabic narration is clear and jargon is translated or defined.
• Examples align with university curricula and use standard equations and codes.
• File naming and numbering match the approved outline.
Once I review a sample segment and confirm the style, we can agree on a timeline for the remaining modules and arrange milestones for each completed topic.