Course Curriculum

The Civil Engineering major is designed to provide students with a thorough grounding in the principles and practices necessary for a successful career in civil engineering. The program requires the completion of 180 credit points, with 160 credit points dedicated to core courses and 20 credit points from core course options. Throughout the degree, students engage with a broad range of subjects that cover both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Key courses include Spatial and Digital Data Skills, Engineering Mechanics, Structural Design, Hydrology, Soil Mechanics, Concrete Structures, Transportation Engineering, and Mechanics of Materials. These courses help students understand how to analyze, design, and manage infrastructure projects effectively. The curriculum also includes project-based learning through courses like the Civil Engineering Design Project and the Integrated Design Project, where students apply their knowledge to real-world challenges, enhancing their problem-solving and teamwork abilities. Additionally, subjects such as Geotechnical Engineering, Structural Analysis, Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics, Construction Materials, and Construction Methods and Practices provide essential insights into the materials, forces, and methods used in construction. The program is structured across multiple trimesters, ensuring a steady progression from foundational concepts to more complex topics. This allows students to build a strong technical base while developing practical skills through hands-on projects and design work. The combination of rigorous coursework and applied learning equips graduates with the expertise to design safe, sustainable, and efficient infrastructure solutions. Furthermore, the program prepares students to tackle contemporary challenges in civil engineering, including environmental sustainability and the integration of new technologies. By completing this degree, students are well-positioned to enter the workforce with confidence, ready to contribute to a wide range of engineering projects that impact communities and society positively.