CE 20130 - Methods of Civil Engineering Analysis
A rigorous introduction to the tools used in civil engineering. This will include computer programming, exposure to circuits and sensors, surveying/GPS, and use of commercial software packages. These tools and their use will be introduced through a project-oriented pedagogy and strong hands-on experience. Fall.
4.000 Credit Hours
4.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 20150 - Mechanics I
Introduction to systems of forces and couples; vector mechanics. Equilibrium of rigid bodies. Internal forces and moments, trusses and beams, distributed loads and properties of areas. Friction and virtual work. Kinematics and kinetics of particle motion. Systems of particles. Fall.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture, Lecture (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
EE Science Electives, EE Technical Electives, Final exam

CE 20230 - Engineering Programming
"Introduction to programming for engineers. This course will cover the fundamentals of programming in C and Mathematica, including basic structures, algorithm development, and implementation and debugging of programs. Assignments will illustrate the advantages of each programming environment. An emphasis will be placed on team-based learning; some assignments will require students to work together to write community programs."
1.000 Credit Hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 20500 - Engineering Geology
A study of physical geology and geologic processes relevant to engineering. Emphasis is on origin and distribution of natural hazards (earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, winds, mass wasting) as they impact built infrastructure, and chemical and physical processes impacting contaminant transport in water. Distribution of natural hazards is considered in the context of Plate Tectonics theory. Spring.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
EE Science Electives, EE Technical Electives, Final exam

CE 21130 - Methods/Civil Engineering Analysis Lab
The concurrent laboratory portion of CE 20130. Fall.
0.000 Credit Hours
0.000 Lecture hours
1.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Laboratory
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 23600 - Challenges and Inovations in Civil and Environmental Engineering
This course will focus on examining large scale civil and environmental engineering problems, the technological challenges encountered, and the resulting innovative solutions. The emphasis will be on the engineering systems and will include problems in structural, ocean, hydraulic, groundwater, soils and environmental engineering. Course format: 12 lectures per semester presented by senior project engineers, university faculty and researchers who are leaders in the field. Each lecture will be 75 minutes and consist of a 1 hour presentation with 15 minutes for discussion and questions. The lectures will be targeted to tie the problems discussed to concepts emphasized in the current curriculum. Course offered: Each spring and fall semester
0.500 Credit Hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 25600 - Civil Engineering Service Projects
Civil Engineering Service Projects (CESP) is a course that partners teams of students with local community service organizations. Projects involve strong technical content, significant design, and multidisciplinary effort and a strong communication component. These projects have a civil engineering emphasis, but benefit from enrollment of most other undergraduate majors. Fall and spring.
0.000 TO 10.000 Credit Hours
0.000 TO 10.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Internship/ FIeld Work
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 30125 - Computational Methods
Fundamentals of numerical methods and development of programming techniques to solve problems in civil and environmental engineering. This course requires significant computer use via a scientific program language such as Matlab and/or FORTRAN. Standard topics in numerical linear algebra, interpolation, discrete differentiation, discrete integration, and approximate solutions to ordinary differential equations are treated in a context-based approach. Applications are drawn from hydrology, environmental modeling, geotechnical engineering, modeling of material behavior, and structural analysis. Fall.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 30160 - Civil Engineering Materials
A study of mechanical properties of civil engineering materials and how they relate to the atomic, microscopic, and macroscopic structure. Weekly laboratories are used to study materials such as steel, concrete, wood, and bituminous materials. Spring
4.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 30200 - Introduction to Structural Engineering
Introduction to structural engineering; analysis of statically determinate structures; deflection analysis; analysis of indeterminate structures using classical and matrix methods; introduction to analysis software, structural design concepts and codes and standards. Fall.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
AERO Technical Specialization, Final exam

CE 30210 - Structural Analysis
The fundamentals of matrix methods of analysis. Application to trusses and rigid frames. Introduction to the use of commercial analysis software. Advanced topics of analysis: plastic analysis, introduction to structural dynamics. The first course in the structures track. Spring.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
AERO Technical Specialization, Final exam

CE 30230 - Engineering Programming
"Introduction to programming for engineers. This course will cover the fundamentals of programming in C and Mathematica, including basic structures, algorithm development, and implementation and debugging of programs. Assignments will illustrate the advantages of each programming environment. An emphasis will be placed on team-based learning; some assignments will require students to work together to write community programs."
1.000 Credit Hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 30300 - Introduction to Environmental Engineering
An introduction to the fundamental concepts of material balances and reactions occurring in reactors. These concepts bind together topics in water supply, wastewater treatment, air pollution control, and management of solid and hazardous wastes. The course describes how a holistic approach, not a fragmented single-pollutant or single-medium, is required to solve environmental problems. Decisions made by environmental engineers require a consideration of environmental ethics, a unifying topic of this course. The first course in the environmental track. Fall.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 30320 - Water Chemistry and Treatment
An introduction to water treatment design, including discussion of basic aquatic chemistry, water quality, environmental policy, and current issues and problems in the industry. The first course in the environmental track. Spring.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
CHEG Technical Electives, CHEG EG/CHEM Electives, Final exam

CE 30460 - Fluid Mechanics
A basic course in Fluid Mechanics.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture, Lecture (Vista-enabled), Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 30510 - Geotechnical Engineering
The objective of this course is to introduce and familiarize the student with the fundamentals of soil mechanics, including behavior of soils in compression and shear, and the principles of geotechnical engineering through lectures and laboratory experiments. Spring.
4.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
CHEG Technical Electives, CHEG EG/CHEM Electives, Final exam

CE 31160 - Mechanics of Solids/Materials Laboratory
The concurrent laboratory portion of CE 30130. Fall.
0.000 Credit Hours
0.000 Lecture hours
2.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: ClassCollege of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 31510 - Geotechnical Engineering Lab
The concurrent laboratory portion of CE 30500. Spring.
0.000 Credit Hours
0.000 Lecture hours
1.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 32160 - Civ Engr. Materials Tutorial
The concurrent tutorial portion of CE 30130. Fall.
0.000 Credit Hours
0.000 Lecture hours
1.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Laboratory
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 33600 - Challenges and Inovations in Civil and Environmental Engineering
This course will focus on examining large scale civil and environmental engineering problems, the technological challenges encountered, and the resulting innovative solutions. The emphasis will be on the engineering systems and will include problems in structural, ocean, hydraulic, groundwater, soils and environmental engineering. Course format: 12 lectures per semester presented by senior project engineers, university faculty and researchers who are leaders in the field. Each lecture will be 75 minutes and consist of a 1 hour presentation with 15 minutes for discussion and questions. The lectures will be targeted to tie the problems discussed to concepts emphasized in the current curriculum. Course offered: Each spring and fall semester
0.500 Credit Hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 34125 - Computational Methods
The unit is an introduction to various computing techniques and methods of numerical analysis broadly applicable to science and engineering. It covers a selection of computational techniques for solving non-linear equations, solving linear and non-linear sets of equations, data analysis problems and curve fitting techniques, numerical differentiation and integrations, ordinary differential equation, and partial differential equations that occur frequently in the physical and engineering sciences and examines how to use these techniques to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying physical phenomena.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture, Seminar, Lecture (Vista-enabled), Seminar (Vista-enabled), Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Perth, Australia (PA)

CE 34200 - Introduction to Structural Engineering
This course is an introduction to structural engineering; analysis of statically determinate structures; deflection analysis; analysis of indeterminate structures using classical and matrix methods; introduction to analysis software, structural design concepts, and codes and standards.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Perth, Australia (PA), Puebla, Mexico -not premed(PM)

CE 34330 - Fluid Mechanics
Taught in Perth, Australia
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture, Seminar, Lecture (Vista-enabled), Seminar (Vista-enabled), Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
AERO Technical Specialization, Perth, Australia (PA)

CE 34460 - Fluid Mechanics
Taught in Perth, Australia
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: Employee Non-Degree, Holy Cross College, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Perth, Australia (PA)

CE 34500 - Field Course: Engineering Technical Elective
This course presents an innovative approach to education for engineering and science undergraduate students that involves industrial participation through a mini internship. It is not expected that industry shoulder the responsibility of educating our students, but rather that a cooperative agreement be entered into between the student and the company such that the company receives a useful research report and the student gains invaluable field experience. Students will be involved in monitoring responsibilities and/or gathering data relating to operations and ongoing site management, including environmental activities. Students will undertake projects that will be relatively small in scope yet are important to the company but have not been undertaken because of lack of staff availability. Students will be given, where possible, projects in line with their expertise (i.e., engineering, geology, environmental, etc.).
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture, Seminar, Lecture (Vista-enabled), Seminar (Vista-enabled), Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
EE Technical Electives, Perth, Australia (PA)

CE 35600 - Civil Engineering Service Projects
Civil Engineering Service Projects (CESP) is a course that partners teams of students with local community service organizations. Projects involve strong technical content, significant design, and multidisciplinary effort and a strong communication component. These projects have a civil engineering emphasis, but benefit from enrollment of most other undergraduate majors. Fall and spring.
0.000 TO 10.000 Credit Hours
0.000 TO 10.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Internship/ FIeld Work
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 40010 - Scientific Manuscript Writing and Editing
In this course, students will learn writing and editing skills needed for successful preparation of scientific manuscripts. Instruction will cover both editing and writing techniques for scientific papers, with particular focus on grammar, layout format options, presentation of logic, scientific content, and referencing approaches. Students will write a series of 3-4 page papers, and the first round of editing of each paper will be conducted by a fellow student, with the instructor offering assessment of both the writing and the editing that was done. Class discussions will center on common difficulties faced by students in their writing and editing approaches using examples from the written assignments in the course.
1.000 Credit Hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40120 - Numerical Methods in Engineering
Finite difference and finite element methods for the solution of ordinary and partial differential equations encountered in engineering. Spring.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 40170 - Advanced Mechanics of Solids
The course covers fundamental principles and techniques in stress analysis of trusses, beams, rigid frames, and thin-walled structures. Emphasis is placed on energy methods associated with calculus of variations. Offered as needed.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 40230 - Engineering Programming
"Introduction to programming for engineers. This course will cover the fundamentals of programming in C and Mathematica, including basic structures, algorithm development, and implementation and debugging of programs. Assignments will illustrate the advantages of each programming environment. An emphasis will be placed on team-based learning; some assignments will require students to work together to write community programs."
1.000 Credit Hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40240 - Structural Systems
Overview of common structural systems used in design, with specific focus on the hierarchy of lateral load resisting systems. Course will also highlight innovative structural systems for high rise buildings, collapse mechanisms, and concepts of serviceability and habitability. Codes and commercial software common to practice will be heavily utilized.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture, Lecture (Vista-enabled), Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40270 - Reinforced Concrete Design
Mechanics and behavior of reinforced concrete members and structures. Design of reinforced concrete members and structures, including continuous beams, slabs, columns, and frames. Strength and serviceability considerations for design. Building codes and specifications for reinforced concrete design. Includes a semester-long project on the design of a five-story, five-bay reinforced concrete frame building. The second or third course in the structures track. Alternates fall and spring.
4.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
1.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40275 - Prestressed Concrete Design
Mechanics of prestressed concrete structural members. Design of prestressed concrete structural members and simple systems. Strength and serviceability considerations.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40280 - Structural Steel Design
Design of structural steel members/systems using basic fundamentals of mechanics, principles of steel behavior at element and system level. Course integrates current codes/standards and commercial software into semester-long project, providing for direct application of concepts to the design of a mid-rise structural steel residential/commercial building. The second or third course in the structures track. Alternates fall and spring.
4.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
1.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40290 - Design of Structures to Resist Natural Hazards
Natural hazards and associated load effects on structures. Analysis of damage caused by wind storms, earthquakes and ocean waves. Design provisions to resist damage resulting from natural hazards.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 40320 - Environmental Chemistry
This course begins with a) an overview of the formation and general chemical characteristics of the Earth and b) an introduction to the natural global physical and chemical cycles. There will be major sections on the Earth's atmosphere, hydrosphere and lithosphere. The major chemical processes within each of these compartments and chemical aspects of associated modern-day environmental problems will be reviewed. Special sections on Energy and the Environment and the Chemistry of Global Climate will be included.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40340 - Waste Treatment
A study of the theory, design, and operation of facilities both for industrial and municipal treatment and disposal. Design of municipal wastewater treatment systems is emphasized. A significant project design component is included with a tutorial section. The third course in the environmental track. Spring.
4.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
EE Science Electives, Final exam

CE 40350 - Environmental Microbiology
Fundamentals of microbiology applied to environmental systems and treatment processes. Emphasis will be placed on kinetics and energetics of microorganisms, fate of environmental pollutants, biotechnology applications, and laboratory techniques used to cultivate organisms and analyze biological systems. Spring.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40370 - Air Pollution Control
Course will draw upon previous coursework in chemistry, mathematics, fluids, thermodynamics and environmental engineering. Types, sources and effects of air pollutants will be covered as well as design of existing technologies used to control emissions. Also, the effect of meteorology on air quality and pollution transport will be discussed.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture, Lecture (Vista-enabled), Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 40385 - Hazardous Waste Management and Design
The course addresses traditional and innovative technologies, concepts, and principles applied to hazardous waste management and design to protect human health and the environment. Topics include the regulatory process, fate and transport of contaminants, toxicology, environmental audits, waste minimization, physicochemical processes, bioremediation, stabilization, incineration, land disposal, risk assessment, remedial investigations, remedial technologies, and alternative analysis. Course will include a remediation design project, which may require laboratory analyses.
4.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
1.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40450 - Hydraulics
Theory, analysis and design of pipe flow, sewer flow, open channel flow, and reservoirs and pumping facilities for water distribution and wastewater collection. Student team design of water distribution and sewer collection systems is emphasized. Fall.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
AERO Technical Specialization, Final exam

CE 40460 - Groundwater Hydrology
Lectures and laboratory cover the fundamentals of flow and transport in porous media. Methods of analysis for development of groundwater resources. Fall.
4.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40530 - Foundation Analysis and Design
Application of basic engineering principles of soil mechanics in the design of foundations and earth structures, including deep excavation supports, shallow foundations, deep foundations, and cofferdams.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 40610 - Construction Management
Engineering aspects of planning, economics, practices, and equipment usage in construction of civil engineering projects. Use of critical path construction schedules. Offered as needed.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
CHEG Technical Electives, CHEG EG/CHEM Electives, Final exam

CE 40620 - Transportation Engineering
The planning, design, operation, safety, and economics of transportation systems. Spring.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
CHEG Technical Electives, CHEG EG/CHEM Electives, Final exam

CE 40627 - Global Climate Change
A study of the global climate change mechanisms.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 41460 - Groundwater Hydrology Lab
The concurrent laboratory portion of CE 40460. Fall.
0.000 Credit Hours
0.000 Lecture hours
1.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Laboratory
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 42340 - Waste Treatment Tutorial
The concurrent tutorial portion of CE 40340.
0.000 Credit Hours
0.000 Lecture hours
1.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 43600 - Challenges and Inovations in Civil and Environmental Engineering
This course will focus on examining large scale civil and environmental engineering problems, the technological challenges encountered, and the resulting innovative solutions. The emphasis will be on the engineering systems and will include problems in structural, ocean, hydraulic, groundwater, soils and environmental engineering. Course format: 12 lectures per semester presented by senior project engineers, university faculty and researchers who are leaders in the field. Each lecture will be 75 minutes and consist of a 1 hour presentation with 15 minutes for discussion and questions. The lectures will be targeted to tie the problems discussed to concepts emphasized in the current curriculum. Course offered: Each spring and fall semester
0.500 Credit Hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Final exam

CE 44600 - Undergraduate Research
A research project at the undergraduate level under the supervision of a faculty member.
1.000 TO 9.000 Credit Hours
0.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Lecture, Seminar, Lecture (Vista-enabled), Seminar (Vista-enabled), Class (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
Puebla, Mexico -not premed(PM)

CE 45600 - Civil Engineering Service Projects
Civil Engineering Service Projects (CESP) is a course that partners teams of students with local community service organizations. Projects involve strong technical content, significant design, and multidisciplinary effort and a strong communication component. These projects have a civil engineering emphasis, but benefit from enrollment of most other undergraduate majors. Fall and spring.
0.000 TO 10.000 Credit Hours
0.000 TO 10.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Internship/ FIeld Work
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 45700 - Entrepreneurship and Technology
This community service project involves the development of a community-based computer repair/upgrade/sales operation at St. Casimir's parish on the west side of South Bend. The project will require the students to develop a business plan, marketing plan, and training program for the new business that will collect used computers from area businesses and train local low-income residents to upgrade the computers for donation and/or resale.
1.000 TO 6.000 Credit Hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Internship/ FIeld Work
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 46600 - Air Pollution Engineering an Independent Study
This is an independent study of the types, sources, and effects of air pollutants, and design of existing technologies to control emissions.
3.000 Credit Hours
0.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Directed Readings, Directed Rdg (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 46700 - Big Beam Contest
Students taking this course will compete in the national Big Beam Contest organized by the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PPCI). The students will work in teams and together with a local precast/prestressed concrete producer to design and construct a precast concrete test beam. The specimens will be tested in the Structural Systems Laboratory at Notre Dame. Each team will prepare a report to be submitted to the PPCI to enter the competition. The course will emphasize the practical engineering and fabrication aspects of precast concrete, as well as fundamental concepts in structural engineering.
1.000 TO 3.000 Credit Hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Directed Readings
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 47300 - Tunnel Engineering and Underground Construction
Ground conditions affecting tunnel design, fragmentation of hard rock for tunneling, excavation in soft ground, structural design of tunnel linings, construction operations for tunnel excavation.
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Special Studies
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 47347 - Physiochemical Treatment of Organics
An investigation of the physichemical treatment processes for treatment of organic contaminants
3.000 Credit Hours
3.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Special Studies
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 47600 - Special Studies
Individual or small group study under the direction of a faculty member in an undergraduate subject not concurrently covered by any University course.
0.000 TO 10.000 Credit Hours
0.000 TO 10.000 Lecture hours
0.000 TO 10.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Special Studies
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
CE Electives

CE 47601 - Special Studies: Big Beam Contest
Students taking this course will compete in the national Big Beam Contest organized by the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute. The students will work in teams and together with a local precast/prestressed concrete producer to design and construct a precast concrete test beam. The specimens will be tested in the Structural Systems Laboratory at Notre Dame. Each team will prepare a report to be submitted to the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute to enter the competition. The course will emphasize the practical engineering and fabrication aspects of precast concrete, as well as fundamental concepts in structural engineering.
1.000 TO 3.000 Credit Hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Special Studies, Spec Studies (Vista-enabled)
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department

CE 48600 - Undergraduate Research
A research project at the undergraduate level under the supervision of a faculty member.
0.000 TO 10.000 Credit Hours
0.000 TO 10.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours
Levels: All levels at the University:, Employee Non-Degree, Graduate Business, Graduate Non-Degree, Graduate Business Non-Degree, Graduate, Law Doctorate, Law Non-Degree, Law, St. Mary's College, Undergraduate Non-Degree, Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Class, Thesis/Reseach/Dissertation
College of Engineering College
Undergraduate Division
Civil Engr and Geological Sci Department
Course Attributes:
CE Electives, UG Research (Admin)