Civil Engineering Master's

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The Master of Science degree is a Master's thesis option.  The student and adviser develop a program of study consisting of at least 30 credit hours of graduate level material to meet individual educational goals.

Curriculum for the Accelerated (4+1) program

*Required Courses12
Management/Business/Communication5
Leadership in Organization
CE 740
(**)
Pavement Evaluation and Rehabilitation (**)
Scheduling and Project Control
Infrastructure Management
Communication Theory
COMM 782
Information Technology Audit and Risk Management
Natural Resources Management Planning
Engineering Tool6
Finite Element Analysis
Computational Methods for Engineering (**)
ENGR 729
Remote Sensing of the Environment
Quality Assurance and Control
Total Quality In Industrial Management
Reliability Engineering
Data Analysis
Advanced Engineering Analysis
Applied Regression Models
Applied Regression and Analysis of Variance
CE 790Graduate Seminar1
CE 798Master's Thesis6
*Focus Area Courses - Select at least 12 credits from one of the following focus areas.12
Focus Area 1 - Civil Infrastructure
Structure
CE 611Design of Pre-stressed Concrete2
CE 625Bridge Evaluation and Rehabilitation3
CE 630Timber and Form Design3
CE 645Advanced Steel Design2
CE 646Basic Dynamics of Structures3
CE 647Stability of Structures3
CE 720Continuum Mechanics3
CE 793Individual Study/Tutorial (Deep Learning for Engineers)2
CM&E 665Bridge Engineering and Management3
Transportation
CE 619Pavement Design3
CE 652Fundamentals of Oil & Gas Pipeline: Design, Operation, Inspection & Maintenance3
CE 654Geometric Highway Design3
CE 656Railroad Planning and Design3
CE 782Introduction to Intelligent Infrastructure3
Geotechnical
CE 617Slope Stability and Retaining Walls3
CE 661Foundation Engineering3
CE 662Designing with Geosynthetics2
CE 663Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering3
CE 664Advanced Soil Mechanics2
Focus Area 2 - Water Environmental
Environmental
CE 610Water & Wastewater Engineering3
CE 671Environmental Nanotechnology3
CE 672Solid and Hazardous Waste Management3
CE 6733
CE 679Advanced Water and Wastewater Treatment3
CE 790Graduate Seminar (Small Community Water Supply and Sanitation)3
CE 696Special Topics (Environmental Engineering Design)3
Water Resources
CE 621Open Channel Flow3
CE 674Groundwater Sustainability Design3
CE 676Watershed Modeling3
CE 677Applied Hydrology3
CE 776Ground Water and Seepage3
CE 793Individual Study/Tutorial (Advanced Fluid Mechanics)3

 * The above course list will be updated as new courses are considered or to be offered.
** Courses can be taken either in Category A or B but cannot be double counted.
*** Courses to be developed when the program starts. 


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