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ADVISING FORM FOR CLASS OF 2017
Name:
Advisor:
Expected Grad. Date __May 2017__
CIVIL ENGINEERING UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM – CLASS OF 2017
FALL
First Semester
APMA 1110
CHEM 1610
CHEM 1611
ENGR 1620
ENGR 1621
STS 1500
Single Variable Calculus II
Intro. Chemistry for Eng.
Intro. Chemistry Lab
Introduction to Engineering
Introduction Engineering Lab
Science, Technology &
Contemporary Issues
FALL
Third Semester
APMA 2130
Ordinary Differential
Equations
General Physics II
Physics II Workshop
Civil Eng. Techniques
Statics
HSS elective (2)
PHYS 2415
PHYS 2419
CE 2010
CE 2300
Sem
4
3
1
3
1
Gr
SPRING
Second Semester
APMA 2120
PHYS 1425
PHYS 1429
CS 1110
Multivariable Calculus
General Physics I
Physics Workshop
Intro. to Computer Science
Science I elective (1)
HSS elective (2)
SPRING
Fourth Semester
APMA 3110
App. Statistics & Probability
3
CE 2100
CE 2110
CE 2310
Intro to Environmental Eng.
3
1
3
3
3
16
3
15
4
3
1
3
3
3
17
Sem
4
3
1
3
3
3
17
STS xxxx
Intro to Env. Engineering Lab
Strength of Materials
Science/Technical elective (3)
STS 2xxxx/3xxxx elective
For Years 3 and 4
Select a Track
BY INDICATING
DATE TRACK WAS SELECTED
Infrastructure
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Environmental & Water Resources
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Structural Mechanics & Materials
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Gr
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INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS TRACK - IS
FALL
Fifth Semester
CE 3210
CE 3212
CE 3300
CE 3710
Fluid Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics Lab
Structural Mechanics
Intro. to Geotech. Eng.
CE 3712
APMA 3080
Intro. to Geotech. Eng. Lab
Linear Algebra
HSS elective (2)
FALL
CE 4990
STS 4500
Seventh Semester
CE Research and Design
STS & Engineering Practice
Civil Eng elective (4)
Technical elective (5)
Unrestricted elective (6)
SPRING
Sixth Semester
3
1
3
3
CE 2020
CE 3220
CE 3400
CE 3402
Engineering Economic Analysis
1
3
3
17
CE 3700
CE 3702
3
3
SPRING
CE 4991
STS 4600
3
3
3
15
Water Resources
Trans. Infrastructure Design
Transportation Infrastructure
Design Workshop
Prop. & Behavior/Materials
Materials Lab
Unrestricted elective (6)
Eighth Semester
CE Design and Practice
Engineer, Ethics &
Professional Responsibility
Civil Eng elective (4)
Technical elective (5)
Unrestricted elective (6)
1
3
3
1
3
1
3
15
4
3
3
3
3
16
ENVIRONMENTAL & WATER RESOURCES TRACK - EWR
FALL
Fifth Semester
CE 3100
CE 3210
CE 3212
CE 3710
CE 3712
Water for the World
Fluid Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics Lab
Intro. to Geotech. Eng.
Intro. to Geotech. Eng. Lab
EWRE Science II elective (7)
Unrestricted elective (6)
*number may change
3
3
1
3
1
3
3
SPRING
Sixth Semester
CE 3220
Water Resources
Env. Engineering Elective (9)
3
3
CE3050
Intro to Green Engineering
CE Breadth elective (8)
HSS elective (2)
3
3
3
17
FALL
CE 4990
Seventh Semester
CE Research and Design
STS 4500
STS & Engineering Practice
Civil Engineering elective (4)
Water Resources elective (10)
Unrestricted elective (6)
15
3
SPRING
CE 4991
Eighth Semester
CE Design and Practice
3
STS 4600
Engineer, Ethics &
Professional Responsibility
Civil Engineering elective (4)
Technical Elective (5)
Unrestricted elective (6)
3
3
3
15
4
3
3
3
3
16
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STRUCTURAL MECHANICS & MATERIALS TRACK - SMM
FALL
Fifth Semester
CE 3210
CE 3212
CE 3300
CE 3700
Fluid Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics Lab
Structural Mechanics
Intro. to Geotech. Eng.
MSE 3060
Structures & Defects/Materials
HSS elective (2)
FALL
Seventh Semester
CE 4990
STS 4500
CE Research and Design
STS & Engineering Practice
Civil Eng elective (4)
Technical elective (5)
Unrestricted elective (6)
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3
1
3
3
SPRING
Sixth Semester
CE 3700
CE 3702
APMA 3080
MSE 4320
Prop. & Behavior/Materials
Materials Lab
Linear Algebra
Origins/Mechanical Behavior
Technical elective (5)
Unrestricted elective (6)
3
3
16
3
3
3
3
3
15
3
1
3
3
3
3
16
SPRING
Eighth Semester
CE 4991
STS 4600
CE Design and Practice
Engineer, Ethics &
Professional Responsibility
Civil Eng elective (4)
Civil Eng elective (4)
Unrestricted elective (6)
4
3
3
3
3
16
Students on this track must take MSE 2090, which is a prerequisite for all subsequent MSE courses. This can
easily be accommodated using the Science 1 elective in the spring of the first year, or the Science/Engineering
elective in the spring of the second year.
Students in this track are also encouraged to use a subset of their electives to complete a MSE minor. This
would entail taking MSE 3050 Thermo/Kinet of Materials (a requirement for the MSE minor), combined with an
additional MSE course. Suggestions for this course are:
o MSE 3080 – Corrosion, Batteries and Fuel Cells
o MSE 3101 - Materials Science Investigations
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Minimum Requirements for Graduation: 128 Credit Hours
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
Science I elective – chosen from: BIOL 2010 Introduction to Biology: Cell Biology and Genetics; BIOL 2020 Introduction to
Biology: Organismal and Evolutionary Biology; MSE 2090 Introduction to Science and Engineering of Materials;
ENGR 2500 Introduction to Nanoscience and Technology;
EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology; EVSC 3200 Fundamentals of Ecology; EVSC 3300 Atmosphere and Weather.
Humanities & Social Sciences (HSS) elective – chosen from the approved list available in Thornton A122.
Science/Technical elective – chosen from:
Science I courses (See footnote (1) above)
CHEM 1620 Introductory Chemistry for Engineers
PHYS 2620 Modern Physics
all 2000-level SEAS courses (with the exception of STS courses)
Technical Electives (see footnote (5) below)
Civil engineering elective – chosen from all 3000-and 4000-level Civil Engineering courses.
Technical elective – chosen from all 3000-, 4000-, and 5000-level SEAS courses (with the exception of STS courses) plus
any BIO, CHEM, MATH, PHYS, EVSC, EVGE, EVHY, EVEC, PLAN, PLAC, LAR or ARCH courses at the 3000-4000-, or
5000-level courses
Unrestricted electives – chosen from any graded course in the University except mathematics courses below MATH 1310
Calculus I and courses that substantially duplicate any others offered for the degree, including PHYS 2010 Physics I, PHYS
2020 Physics II; CS 1010 Information Technology, CS 1020 Business Computing; or any introductory programming
course. Students in doubt as to what is acceptable to satisfy a degree requirement should get the approval of their
advisor and the dean’s office, located in Thornton Hall, Room A122. APMA 1090 Single Variable Calculus I counts as a
three-credit unrestricted elective.
EWRE Science II elective – selected from:
BIOL 2010 Introduction to Biology: Cell Biology and Genetics;
BIOL 2020 Introduction to Biology: Organismal and Evolutionary Biology
BIOL 3090 Biology of infectious Diseases; BIO 3120 Microbiology in the Genomics Era
CHEM 1620 Introductory Chemistry for Engineers; CHEM 2410 Organic Chemistry
ENGR 2500 Introduction to Nanoscience and Technology
EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology
EVSC 3200 Fundamentals of Ecology
EVSC 3300 Atmosphere and Weather
EVSC 3600 Physical Hydrology
EVSC 3840 Earth Surface Processes and Landforms
EVSC 4110 Estuarine Ecology
EVSC 4200 Ecology of Coastal Wetlands
EVSC 4270 Soil Science
EVSC 4290 Limnology: Inland Water Ecosystems
EVSC 4440 Climate Change
EVSC 4660 Hydrological Field Methods and Data Analysis
EWRE Civil Engineering Breadth Elective selected from
CE 3300 Structural Mechanics;
CE 3400 Transportation Infrastructure Design;
CE 3700 Properties and Behavior of Materials;
CE 4000 Construction Engineering
Environmental Engineering Elective: selected from:
CE 4100 Water Chemistry for Env. Eng.
CE 4110 Environmental Systems Modeling and Management
CE 4120 Experimental Analyses in Env. Engineering
CE 4160 Microbiology for Engineers
CE 4500 Solid Waste Management
Other CE 4500 offerings may be appropriate, if approved
Water Resources Engineering Elective: Selected from:
CE 4200 Groundwater Hydrology and Contaminant Transport
CE 4210 Stormwater Management
CE 4220 Coastal Engineering
CE 4500 Paleohydrology
Other CE 4500 offerings may be appropriate, if approved