Graduate Course Information

Potential CE Courses

  • CE 410: Sustainable Residential Subdivision Design
  • CE 423: Traffic Operations
  • CE 435: Foundation Engineering
  • CE 436: Construction Engineering Materials
  • CE 441: Structural Design of Foundations
  • CE 462: Open Channel Hydraulics
  • CE 479: Environmental Microbiology for Engineers
  • CE 497-001: Ecological Engineering
  • CE 512: Soil Mechanics II
  • CE 525: Transportation Operations
  • CE 536/GEOSC 536: Topics in Biogeochemistry (2 credits)
  • CE 538: Earthquake Resistant Design of Buildings
  • CE 539: Approximate Methods of Structural Analysis
  • CE 561: Surface Hydrology
  • CE 570: Environmental Aquatic Chemistry
  • CE 573: Environmental Organic Chemistry
  • CE 576: Environmental Transport Processes
  • CE 582: Pavement Design and Analysis
  • CE 590: Colloquium (1 credit)
  • CE 591: Environmental Engineering Seminar (1 credit)
  • CE 592: Environmental Engineering & Science Topics (1 credit)
  • CE 597-002: Human Factors
  • CE 597-005: Nondestructive Testing
  • CE 597-007: Nonlinear Structural Analysis
  • CE 597-008: Computational Modeling - OpenFoam
  • CE 597-009: Traffic Operations on Highways and Urban Networks
  • CE 597-010: Public Transportation Systems

Potential Electives

  • AE 401: Design of Steel and Wood Structures for Buildings
  • AE 402: Design of Concrete Structures for Buildings
  • AE 404: Building Structural Systems in Steel and Concrete
  • AE 430: Indeterminate Structures
  • BE 464: Bioenergy Systems Engineering
  • BE 467: Design of Stormwater and Erosion Control Facilities
  • BMB 401: General Biochemistry
  • BRS 422: Energy Analysis in Biorenewable Systems
  • CHE 430: Chemical Reaction Engineering
  • CHE 438: Bioprocess Engineering
  • CHE 452: Chemical Process Safety
  • CHEM 402: Chemistry in the Environment
  • CHEM 448: Surface Chemistry
  • CMPSC 431: Database Management Systems
  • CMPSC 461: Programming Language Concepts
  • ECLGY 510: Classical Ecology
  • EGEE 441: Electrochemical Engineering Fundamentals
  • EMCH 461: Finite Elements in Engineering
  • EMCH 471: Engineering Composite Materials
  • EMCH 524A: Mathematical Methods in Engineering
  • EMCH 540: Introduction to Continuum Mechanics
  • EMCH 560: Finite Element Analysis
  • EME 500/ME 560: Solid Mechanics
  • EME 581: Research and Geostatistics Methods
  • ENVSE 404: Surface and Interfacial Phenomena in Environmental Systems
  • ERM 435: Limnology
  • ERM 447: Stream Restoration
  • GEOSC 405/SOILS 405: Hydropedology
  • GEOSC 409: Geomicrobiology
  • GEOSC 508: Mechanics of Earthquakes and Faulting
  • IE 433: Regression Analysis and Design of Experiments
  • IE 434: Statistical Quality Control
  • IE 505: Linear Programming
  • IE 516: Applied Stochastic Processes
  • MATH 405: Advanced Calculus for Engineers and Scientists I
  • MATH 415/STAT 415: Introduction to Mathematical Statistics
  • MATH 418/STAT 418: Introduction to Probability and Stochastic Processes for Engineering
  • MATH 455: Introduction to Numerical Analysis I
  • MATSE 430: Materials Characterization
  • MATSE 436: Mechanical Properties of Materials
  • ME 461: Finite Elements in Engineering
  • ME 597-001: Academic Writing
  • METEO 454: Introduction to Micrometeorology
  • MICRB 401: Microbial Physiology and Structure
  • MICRB 450: Microbial/Molecular Genetics
  • SOILS 420: Remediation of Contaminated Soils
  • STAT 461: Analysis of Variance
  • STAT 462: Applied Regression Analysis
  • STAT 463: Applied Time Series Analysis

 
 

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