Civil and Environmental Engineering Subjects
CIVIL ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
Subjects covered.
At the graduate level there are several major areas of study: environmental engineering, environmental science, design and construction, geotechnical engineering, and transportation engineering.
| Undergraduate |
Graduate |
| Air pollution control |
Aerosol science and engineering |
| Construction management |
Air pollution control |
| Construction materials |
Combustion |
| Engineering construction |
Construction |
| Environmental engineering |
Environmental chemistry |
| Fluid mechanics |
Environmental engineering |
| Geotechnical engineering |
Environmental microbiology |
| Hydraulics |
Expert systems |
| Hydrology |
Finite element analysis |
| Movement of earth materials |
Geotechnical engineering |
| Reinforced concrete |
Groundwater |
| Soil mechanics |
Hazardous waste |
| Structural analysis |
Highways |
| Structural mechanics |
Hydraulics/hydrology |
| Structural steel |
Intelligent transportation systems |
| Traffic engineering |
Reinforced concrete |
| Transportation engineering |
Structural analysis |
| Water pollution control |
Structural construction |
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Structural design |
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Structural mechanics |
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Structural steel |
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Traffic engineering and control |
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Transportation engineering |
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Transportation planning |
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Waste treatment |
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Water pollution control |
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Water resources |
Degrees granted. The department offers the B.S. degree in Civil Engineering, and the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, and Environmental Science.
Research focus.
Dorothy Byers
May 15, 2000
