A large part of an engineering program should be to teach problem solving skills. If your degree is any good, you should be able to handle it fine. Obviously your employer thinks so.

That sucks but it's some serious on the job training and experience. You'll be well ahead of the game when it comes to your peers. Besides, lots of jobs rely on Google. More than most would like to admit.

didn't Google teach you how to college? I fail to see the problem here. :P

Sounds like you need a raise

Time to shine

If you're fresh out of school you should still have connections with some of your professors- reach out to one and I'm sure they'd be happy to mentor you and give you advice when you run into issues

First you bust your ass making the shortest project come in beating all metrics. Then you request a promotion, with a salary increase, and put in for two positions underneath you to fill and manage. Welcome to the awesomeness of circumstance! Ps fill the positions with senior engineers who will make you look like a great manager, then learn everything you can from them

Josh is that you!?! O.o

At least you have a job

Fellow civil engineer here! And to OP, I have to tell you: You are creating buildings now, Lives are at the stake here so you have to be responsible, don't throw your fate on google's hands, that will backfire horribly. Talk to your new boss about it, explain to him that you can't do it.