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Students enrolling in the new programs, must declare
their selected concentration by selecting one of the
following options:
Option I: Structures, materials and
construction,
Option II: Transportation and geotechnical
engineering
Option III: Water resources and
environmental engineering.
The new ACE program has four different
categories of electives, namely:
i)
science elective (Table 2)
ii) general studies elective (Table 3)
iii) CE electives (Table 4-A)
iv) option electives (Table 4-B).
Of the two CE
electives, I and II (Table 4-A), all CE and ACE
students must select one course marked with (*) from
Option I and Option III as listed in Table 4-B. The
asterisk-marked courses have substantial design
content and they provide the basic design knowledge
in each of the two options. The remaining two CE
electives, referred to as ‘option electives’, must
be taken from the option selected by the student as
his preferred area of concentration in civil
engineering in which he would undertake his Senior
Design Project.
Table # 2:
Science Electives
|
Course
|
Title
|
|
GEOL 201 (2-3-3)
|
Physical Geology
|
|
GEOL 202 (2-3-3)
|
Applied Geosciences for Scientists
and Engineers
|
|
BIOL 203 (3-0-3) |
Principles of Biology |
Table # 3:
General Studies Electives
|
Course
|
Title
|
|
GS 321 (3-0-3) |
Principles of Human Behavior
|
|
GS 423 (3-0-3) |
Industrial Relations |
|
GS 424 (3-0-3) |
Planning and Social Development
|
|
GS 427 (3-0-3) |
Man and Environment |
Table # 4-A:
Selection of CE & Option electives
|
Program
|
Electives
|
Study Area
|
|
CE
|
CE Elective*
I and II |
One from Option I and the
other from Option III. |
|
Option Elective
I and II |
From the option chosen.
|
|
ACE
|
CE Elective
I and II
|
One from Option I and the
other from Option III
|
|
Option Elective
|
From the chosen option
|
* Of the two CE electives, I and II, all CE and ACE
students must select one course marked with (*) from
Option I and Option III (Table 4-B)
Table # 4-B:
Courses for Each Option
|
Options
|
Courses
|
|
Option 1:
Structures, Materials
and Construction |
CE 315: Reinforced Concrete I
(*) (2-3-3) |
|
CE 401: Concrete
technology (2-3-3)
|
|
CE 402: Durability, evaluation and
Repair of Concrete Structures (3-0-3)
|
|
CE 405: Structural Analysis
II (3-0-3) |
|
CE 406: Structural Mechanics
II (3-0-3) |
|
CE 408: Steel Design I (*)
(2-3-3) |
|
CE 415: Reinforced Concrete
II (2-3-3) |
|
CE 418 Steel Design II
(3-0-3) |
|
ARE 459: Contracts and
Specification (3-0-3) |
|
CE 439: Civil Eng. Systems Analysis
(3-0-3) |
|
Option 2:
Transportation and
Geotechnical
Engineering |
CE 440: Highway and Airport Materials
(3-0-3) |
|
CE 441: Pavement Design
(3-0-3) |
|
CE 442: Construction and Maintenance of
Highways & Airports
(3-0-3) |
|
CE 444: Traffic Engineering. & Roadway
Safety
(3-0-3) |
|
CE 453: Geotechnical Engineering
II (3-0-3) |
|
CE 454: Soil Stabilization and Site
Improvement (3-0-3)
|
|
CE 455: Foundation and Earth
Structures Design
(3-0-3) |
|
CE 456: Seepage Analysis & Its
Control (3-0-3)
|
|
CE 464: Project Surveying
(3-0-3) |
|
CE 439: Civil Eng. Systems
Analysis (3-0-3) |
|
Option 3:
Water Resources &
Environmental Engineering |
CE 332: Engineering Hydrology
and Hydraulics
(2-3-3) |
|
CE 431: Hydrologic Engineering
(3-0-3)
|
|
CE 433: Groundwater Engineering
(3-0-3)
|
|
CE 436: Open Channel Hydraulics
(3-0-3)
|
|
CE 438: Hydraulic Systems Design
(*)
(2-3-3)
|
|
CE 473: Design and Operation of Water
and Wastewater Treatment
Plants (*) (3-0-3)
|
|
CE 439: Civil Eng. Systems Analysis
(3-0-3)
|
|
CE 471: Water and Wastewater:
Treatment
and Reuse (2-3-3) |
|
CE 474: Municipal Solid Waste
Management (3-0-3) |
|
CE 476: Industrial Hazardous Waste
Management and Treatment
(3-0-3)
|
* Targeted for CE Electives I and III
|
