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CURRICULUM MATRIX
Link with the Old curriculum
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Main Features
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- Traditional program that balances theory and design
- 134 credits required for graduation
- 3 specialization options at the senior level: Structures, Environ./Water Resources, and Transportation
- Every CE course requires a project and computer applications
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Curriculum |
Breadth
- Science:
- Chemistry (2 courses: 8 credits)
- Computer (1 course: 3 credits)
- Math (5 courses: 16 credits)
- Physics (2 courses: 8 credits)
- Liberal Arts:
- English (2 courses: 6 credits)
- Electives (6 courses: 18 credits)
- Engineering Science:
- Freshman Design (3 credits)
- Electrical Circuit (3 credits)
- Thermodynamic (3 credits)
- Engr. Geology (3 credits)
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CE Core
- Civil Engineering Management:
- Structural & Site Plans
- CE Management
- CE System Analysis
- Review of Fundamentals
- Computational Methods:
- CE data analysis
- Computational Methods (plus Computer Science)
- Engineering Mechanics:
- Statics
- Strength of Materials
- Dynamics
- Fluid Mechanics
- Structural Engineering:
- Structural Analysis
- Reinforced Concrete
- Environmental/Water Resources:
- Hydraulics
- Environmental Engineering
- Transportation:
- Transportation Engineering (plus System Analysis)
- Geotechnical Engineering:
- Soil Mechanics (plus Engineering Geology)
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Specialty-Specific
- Required courses for Structures option: Steel Design and FE Analysis
- Required courses for Environmental option: Envir. Water Resources and Envr. Engineering II
- Required courses for Transportation option: Traffic Engr. and Highway Engr.
- Design Electives: 2 courses for each specialization
- Technical Electives: 2 courses for each specialization
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