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Undergraduate Courses

Geotechnical/Transportation Emphasis

Undergraduate Geotechnical/Transportation course offerings have been developed to give the student an excellent foundation in this diverse field.

• CE 317 - Geotechnical Engineering I
• CE 322 - Introduction to Transportation Engineering
• CE 400 - Highway Materials Engineering
• CE 425- Soil and Site Improvement
• CE 435 - Foundations
• CE 473 - Pavement Design

Graduate Prerequisites

The following undergraduate courses or their equivalent, are required prior to enrolling in the graduate Geotechnical and Transportation program. Students that have not graduated from an accredited B.S. program in Civil Engineering may be required to take several of these courses.

• CptSc 203 - Programming for Engineers
• Engl 402/403 - Professional and Technical Writing
• Math 315 - Differential Equations
• CE 211 - Statics
• ME 212 - Dynamics
• CE 215- Mechanics of Materials
• CE 315 - Fluid Mechanics
• CE 317 - Geotechnical Engineering

 

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