Faculty: Graduate School of Science and Engineering Civil Engineering focuses on designing, constructing, and maintaining infrastructure such as roads, bridges, buildings, and water supply systems. Students develop skills in structural, geotechnical, transportation, and environmental engineering. Graduates are prepared for careers in construction, urban planning, and infrastructure development. **Learning Objectives:** - Understand fundamentals of civil engineering and its applications. - Develop skills in structural analysis, geotechnical engineering, and transportation planning. - Learn techniques for designing and managing civil engineering projects. - Explore principles of environmental engineering, water resources, and sustainability. - Analyze and interpret civil engineering data and research findings. - Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and project management skills. **Major Outline:** 1. **Introduction to Civil Engineering** - Overview of key concepts and practices in civil engineering. 2. **Structural Engineering** - Principles of structural engineering, including analysis, design, and construction of buildings and bridges. 3. **Geotechnical Engineering** - Principles of geotechnical engineering, including soil mechanics and foundation design. 4. **Transportation Engineering** - Principles of transportation engineering, including traffic analysis and road design. 5. **Environmental Engineering** - Principles of environmental engineering, including water treatment and waste management. 6. **Water Resources Engineering** - Principles of water resources engineering, including hydrology and water supply systems. 7. **Construction Management** - Principles of construction management, including project planning and cost estimation. 8. **Sustainable Engineering** - Principles of sustainable engineering, including green building design and renewable energy. 9. **Practicum in Civil Engineering** - Real-world experiences in civil engineering, including internships and projects. 10. **Capstone Project in Civil Engineering** - Comprehensive project applying skills in structural engineering, transportation planning, or environmental engineering. **Assessment Methods:** - Structural analysis reports, geotechnical engineering projects, transportation planning studies, environmental engineering designs, water resources management plans, construction management plans, sustainable engineering projects, practicum reports, capstone projects, group projects, and presentations. **Recommended Textbooks:** - "Civil Engineering: An Introduction" by various authors. - "Structural Analysis" by R.C. Hibbeler. - "Geotechnical Engineering" by Braja M. Das. - "Transportation Engineering" by Garber and Hoel. - "Environmental Engineering" by Davis and Cornwell. - "Water Resources Engineering" by Mays. - "Construction Management" by Halpin and Woodhead. - "Sustainable Engineering" by various authors. **Prerequisites:** Basic knowledge of mathematics, physics, and engineering principles. Suitable for students interested in construction and infrastructure development. **Major Duration:** Typically 4 years for a bachelor's degree, including coursework, projects, practicum, and internships. **Certification:** Graduates may receive a degree in Civil Engineering and pursue further education or professional certifications, such as those from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). **Target Audience:** Aspiring civil engineers, structural engineers, transportation planners, environmental engineers, and individuals seeking careers in construction companies, engineering firms, government agencies, and related fields. This major equips students with the engineering, analytical, and project management skills needed to excel in civil engineering, supporting careers in construction, urban planning, and infrastructure development.