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CE 104 Measurements and Graphic Information I 3 cr
Introduction to Computer Aided Design. Measurement and presentation
of graphic information in Civil Engineering. Introduction to Geographic
Information Systems (GIS) software. Prerequisite: None: Corequisite:
CE 105.
CE 105 Measurements and Graphic Laboratory I 1 cr
Applications of Computer Aided Design and Geographic Information
Systems (GIS) in Civil Engineering projects. Corequisite: CE 104.
CE 204 Measurements and Graphic Information II 3 cr
Applications of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) in
Civil Engineering. Prerequisites: CE 104, CE 105, MA 120. Corequisite:
CE 205.
CE 205 Measurements and Graphic Laboratory II 1 cr
Students will collect data and use the data in Geographic
Information Systems (GIS) data bases. Prerequisites: CE 104, CE 105.
Corequisite: CE 204.
CE 302 Technical Communications (W) 3 cr
Concepts of written and oral communication in the engineering
profession; including business letters, memoranda, project proposals,
formal and informal reports, internet communication, and oral presentations.
Prerequisite: EH 102.
CE 312 Construction Engineering 3 cr
An introduction to the construction industry and the role
of civil engineering in construction. Construction engineering methods
including preparation of cost estimates, critical path scheduling
and resource allocation.
CE 314 Civil Engineering Materials 3 cr
Study of engineering properties of materials used in civil
engineering including steel, concrete, asphalt, and timber. Prerequisites:
CH 132, ST 315. Corequisite: CE 315.
CE 315 Civil Engineering Materials Lab (W) 1 cr
Study of experimental techniques used to evaluate engineering
properties of materials. These techniques will be used to test materials
used in civil engineering according to ASTM standards. Prerequisites:
CH 132, ST 315. Corequisite: CE 314.
CE 352 Transportation Engineering 3 cr
Principles of transportation engineering with emphasis on
highways and traffic. Prerequisites: CE 204, CE 205.
CE 366 Hydraulic Engineering (W) 3 cr
The application of fluid mechanics and other science and
engineering disciplines in the development of structures, projects,
and systems involving water resources. Introductions to streamflow
and groundwater hydrology, open channel flow and closed conduit flow,
dams and reservoirs, hydraulic structures and machinery, flood control,
and coastal engineering. Prerequisite: CE 365. Corequisite: CE 367.
CE 367 Hydraulics Laboratory 1 cr
Laboratory and field measurement of fluid and flow properties:
hydraulic laboratory practice and model simulation techniques. Prerequisite:
CE 365. Corequisite: CE 366.
CE 370 Introduction to Environmental Engineering 3 cr
Introduction to the fundamental of water quality characterization,
water pollution hazardous waste management, water and wastewater treatment,
solid waste management, and waste minimization and control. Prerequisites:
CH 132, MA 125. Corequisite: CE 374.
CE 374 Introduction to Environmental Engineering Lab 1 cr
Introduction to specific physical, chemical, and microbiological
methods of analysis common to environmental engineering including
laboratory and field measurement of water quality characteristics
and interpretation of results. Prerequisites: CH 132, MA 125. Corequisite:
CE 370.
CE 384 Structural Analysis 3 cr
Analysis of statically determinate structures such as trusses,
beams, and frames including the calculation of deflections. Introduction
to analysis of indeterminate structures. Prerequisite: EG 315.
CE 385 Structural Analysis Lab 1 cr
Laboratory testing of structural materials and components.
Use of structural analysis software. Prerequisite: EG 315. Corequisite:
CE 384.
CE 403 Law for Engineers 1 cr
Legal aspects of contracts and specifications; relationships
of the engineer to client, employer, associates, and to the community.
CE 434 Civil Engineering Design - Geotechnical 3(1) cr
A focused development of an advanced topic involving analysis
and design in geotechnical engineering. Implementation of design concepts
and methodologies from conception to final design. Completion of a
comprehensive design project including cost estimates, oral and written
presentation of results, Prerequisite: CE 440. Corequisite: CE 434.
CE 436 Civil Engineering Design - Water Resources 3(1) cr
A focused development of an advanced topic involving analysis
and design in water resources and coastal engineering. Implementation
of design concepts and methodologies from conception to final design.
Completion of comprehensive design project including cost estimates,
oral and written presentation of results. Prerequisite CE 366.
CE 437 Civil Engineering Design - Environmental 3(1) cr
A focused development of an advanced topic involving analysis
and design in environmental engineering. Implementation of design
concepts and methodologies from conception to final design. Completion
of a comprehensive design project, including cost estimates. Written
and oral presentation of results. Prerequisite: CE 470.
CE 438 Civil Engineering Design - Structural 3(1) cr
A focused development of an advanced topic involving analysis
and design in structural engineering. Implementation of design concepts
and methodologies from conception to final design. Completion of a
comprehensive design project including cost estimates, written, and
oral presentation or results. Prerequisite: CE 480 or CE 485.
CE 440 Geotechnical Engineering 3 cr
An introduction to soil mechanics and geotechnical engineering.
Soil identification and engineering properties of soils. Analysis
of geomechanical and geohydraulic problems accompanying the design
of foundations, retaining structure and slopes. Prerequisites: EG
315 and CE 365. Corequisite: CE 441.
CE 441 Geotechnical Laboratory 1 cr
Soil identification and classification: experimental measurement
of soil properties and technical reporting. Prerequisites: EG 319,
EH 102. Corequisite: CE 440.
CE 442 Foundation Engineering 3 cr
Principles of foundation analysis, design and construction
in engineering practice. Prerequisite: CE 440.
CE 466 Coastal and Harbor Engineering 3 cr
An introduction to the principles of coastal hydraulic and
sedimentary processes and the design of coastal and harbor works such
as ship channels, marinas, jetties, breakwaters, groins, seawalls
and beach nourishment projects. Prerequisite: CE 366.
CE 470 Water and Wastewater Treatment Design 3 cr
Development of the principles of design for components of
water supply and wastewater treatment facilities, including drinking
water distribution and wastewater collection systems. Prerequisites:
CE 366, CE 370, CE 374. Corequisite: CE 471.
CE 471 Water and Wastewater Treatment Design Lab 1 cr
Application of design principles and criteria to analyze,
design, and evaluate water and wastewater treatment facility components,
including water distribution and wastewater collection systems. Prerequisites:
CE 366, CE 370, CE 374. Corequisite: CE 470.
CE 474 Industrial Waste Treatment 3 cr
Topics in Industrial Waste Treatment unit processes and their
design, including those addressing waste water treatment , air pollution
control, solid waste, and hazardous waste management. Prerequisites:
CE 470 or instructor approval.
CE 480 Design of Steel Structures 3 cr
Design of steel trusses, girders, building frames, and other
steel structures Prerequisite: CE 384. Corequisite: CE 481.
CE 481 Steel Design Laboratory 1 cr
Application of structural steel design methods to specific
cases. Prerequisite: CE 384. Corequisite: 480.
CE 485 Reinforced Concrete Design 3 cr
Fundamentals of reinforced concrete analysis and design.
Design of beams, one-way slabs, short columns, and single footings.
Calculations of cracking and deflection of beams. Prerequisite: CE
384. Corequisite: CE 486.
CE 486 Reinforced Concrete Design Lab 1 cr
Integrated reinforced concrete design problems similar to
those found in practice will be presented. Students will solve similar
problems in class during the lab period Prerequisite: CE 384. Corequisite:
CE 485.
CE 490 Special Topics 1-4 cr
Topics of current civil engineering interest.
CE 494 Directed Independent Study 1-4 cr
Directed study, under the guidance of a faculty advisor,
or a topic from the field of civil engineering not offered in a regularly
scheduled course. Requires department chair permission. Prerequisite:
Senior Status.
CE 510 Construction Engineering 3 cr
Construction engineering methods with emphasis on scheduling,
cost estimates, and resource allocation. Prerequisite: instructor
consent.
CE 542 Ground Water 3 cr
Principals of fluid flow through porous media. Well hydraulics.
Ground water contamination, including principals that govern fate,
transport, and remediation. Prerequisites: CE 440, CE 470.
CE 581 Advanced Concrete Design 3 cr
Advanced topics in reinforced concrete including the design
of two-way slabs, flat plates, deep beams, brackets, corbels, and
torsion. Prerequisite: CE 485 or instructor consent.
CE 582 Advanced Solid Mechanics 3 cr
Analysis of stresses in two and three dimensions, advanced
stress-strain relationships for solids, mechanical behavior of material,
energy methods, beams on elastic foundations, torsion in beams, and
plastic behavior of solids. Prerequisites: EG 315, MA 238 or instructor
consent.
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