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Undergraduate
Degree Program in Civil Engineering, BSCE
Lower-division
courses in civil engineering consist of a common core of basic courses
in science, mathematics, and engineering required of most students within
the College of Engineering. Civil engineering courses at the junior level
introduce the subject matter of the civil engineering sub-disciplines,
while the senior level courses add depth in elective areas. Design procedures
are introduced in the first and second year of the program, are intensified
in the third year required courses, and culminate in significant design
experiences in technical elective courses in the fourth year. Transfer
students must show a similar, progressive-design experience beginning
at least with their junior level courses.
BSCE
Curriculum Requirements
Curriculum and course information downloads:
Required
course work includes the university requirements. See the General
Requirements section of the UI Catalog (Regulation J-3).
- CE
115 Introduction to Civil Engineering (2 cr)
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CE 211 Engineering Measurements (3 cr)
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CE 215 Civil Engineering Analysis and Design (2 cr)
- CE
322 Hydraulics (3 cr)
- CE
323 Hydraulics Laboratory (1 cr)
- CE
325 Fundamentals of Hydrologic Engineering (3 cr)
- CE
330 Intro to Envir Engineering (3 cr)
- CE
342 Theory of Structures (3 cr)
- CE
357 Properties of Construction Materials (3 cr)
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CE 360 Fundamentals of Geotechnical Engineering (4 cr)
- CE
372 Fundamentals of Transportation Engineering (4 cr)
- CE
431 Design of Water & Wastewater Systems I (3 cr)
- CE
441 Reinforced Concrete Design or CE 444 Steel Design (3 cr)
- CE
491 Senior Seminar (1 cr)
- CE
493/4 Senior Design Project I & II (4 cr)
- CHEM
111 Principles of Chemistry I (4 cr)
- ENGR
105 Engineering Graphics (2 cr)
- ENGR
210 Engineering Statics (3 cr)
- ENGR
220 Engineering Dynamics (3 cr)
- ENGR
240 Intro to Electrical Circuits (3 cr)
- ENGR
320 Therm & Heat Transfer (3 cr)
- ENGR
335 Fluid Mechanics (3 cr)
- ENGR
350 Mechanics of Materials (3 cr)
- ENGR
360 Engineering Economy (2 cr)
- ENGL
317 Technical Writing (3 cr)
Two of the following (8-10 cr):
- BIOL
112 Biological Principles
- CHEM
112 Principles of Chemistry II
- CHEM
302/303 Principles of Physical Chemistry & Lab
- GEOL
111/111L Physical Geology for Science Majors & Lab
- MMBB
250 General Microbiology
- MATH
170, 175, 275 Analytic Geometry & Calculus (11 cr)
- MATH
310 Ordinary Differential Equations (3 cr)
- PHYS
211 Engineering Physics I (3 cr)
- STAT
301 Probability & Statistics (3 cr)
- Humanities
and social science electives, including AMST 301 or PHIL 103 and ECON
201 or 202 or 272 (14 cr)
- Humanities/social
science free elective (3 cr)
- Technical
electives (including at least 9 cr from CE 421, 422, 432, 441/444, 460,
473, 474, 475) (12 cr)
To
ensure sufficient breadth, the technical electives must include at least
9 cr from CE 421, 422, 431, 432, 441/444, 460, 473, 474, 475. The technical
electives taken for breadth must be in at least two disciplines (42x,
43x, 44x, 46x or 47x).
To
graduate in this program, a minimum grade of C must be earned in all engineering,
mathematics and science courses used to satisfy the curriculum.
Any student majoring in civil engineering may accumulate no more than 14
credits of D or F in UI mathematics, science or engineering courses that
are used to satisfy graduation requirements. Included in this number are
multiple repeats of a single class or single repeats in multiple classes
and courses transferred from other institutions. A warning will be issued
in writing to students who have accumulated 7 credits of D or F in UI mathematics,
science or engineering classes used to satisfy curricular requirements.
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CE
senior Rahim Abbasi is participating in a research project sponsored by
the Idaho Transportation Department to study bridge deck cracking.
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