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Roadmap To Your Graduation Civil Engineering Program - 2011

This document outlines the 4-year course plan and graduation requirements for the Civil Engineering program at a university. It includes 131 total credit hours taken over 8 semesters and 1 summer term. The first year focuses on general education courses like English, math, and science. Subsequent years cover civil engineering fundamentals and specialized courses in areas like structures, hydraulics, transportation, geotechnical engineering and construction. The program culminates in a 2-course capstone design project sequence in the final year. Core curriculum, college, major, elective, and additional science requirements are specified to fulfill the program.

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Roadmap To Your Graduation Civil Engineering Program - 2011

This document outlines the 4-year course plan and graduation requirements for the Civil Engineering program at a university. It includes 131 total credit hours taken over 8 semesters and 1 summer term. The first year focuses on general education courses like English, math, and science. Subsequent years cover civil engineering fundamentals and specialized courses in areas like structures, hydraulics, transportation, geotechnical engineering and construction. The program culminates in a 2-course capstone design project sequence in the final year. Core curriculum, college, major, elective, and additional science requirements are specified to fulfill the program.

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Department of Civil & Architectural Engineering

Year 1 Fall (16 hrs)


English Language I Post Foundation ENGL 202 (3)

ROADMAP TO YOUR GRADUATION Civil Engineering Program - 2011


Year 2 Year 3 Spring (18 hrs) Fall (18 hrs) Spring (18 hrs) Fall (18 hrs)

Total Credit Hours =(131) Total No. of Courses =(47)

Year 4 Summer (3 hrs) Fall (13 hrs)


Civil Engineering Design Project I CVEN 401 (1) * Practical Training CVEN 399 (3) *

Spring (16 hrs)


English Language II Post Foundation ENGL 203 (3)

Spring (11 hrs)


Civil Engineering Design Project II CVEN 402 (2)

Properties and Testing of Materials CVEN 210 (3)

Fluid Mechanics CVEN 212 (3)

Analysis & Design of Hydraulic Systems CVEN 340 (3)

Engineering Economics GENG 360 (3)

Arabic Language I ARAB 100 (3) **

Core Curriculum Elective ++ (3)

Calculus I MATH 101 (3)

Calculus II MATH 102 (3)

Calculus III MATH 211 (3)

Mathematics for Engineers MATH 217 (3)

Surveying for Construction CVEN 270 (3)

Highway Engineering CVEN 360 (3)

Major Elective II (3)

Major Elective IV (3)

General Chemistry I CHEM 101 (3)

General Physics for Engineering I PHYS 191 (3)

General Physics for Engineering II PHYS 193 (3)

Major Additional-Science Elective (3)

Numerical Methods GENG 300 (3)

Environmental Engineering CVEN 350 (3)

Design of Steel Structures CVEN 420 (3)

Contracts, Specifications and Local Regulations CVEN 381 (3)

Experimental General Chemistry I CHEM 103 (1)

Experimental General Physics for Engineering I PHYS 192 (1)

Experimental General Physics for Engineering II PHYS 194 (1)

Strength of Materials CVEN 214 (3)

Design of Reinforced Concrete Members CVEN 320 (3)

Construction Engineering CVEN 380 (3)

Engineering Skills and Ethics GENG 107 (3)

Engineering Graphics GENG 111 (3)

Statics CVEN 213 (3)

Analysis of Structures CVEN 220 (3)

Analysis of Indeterminate Structures CVEN 321 (3)

Major Elective I (3)

Major Elective III (3)

Computer Programming GENG 106 (3)

Islamic Culture DAWA 111 (3) ***

Probability and Statistics for Engineers GENG 200 (3)

Geotechnical Engineering CVEN 230 (3)

Foundation Engineering I CVEN 330 (3)

Core Curriculum Elective ++ (3)

Free Elective (2)

* Complete 100 credit Hours or Departmental approval ** The alternate course ARAB 107 is offered to non-native Arabic speakers *** Offered both in Arabic and English ++ Student must complete a minimum of 3 credit hours from Social/Behavioral Sciences package and a minimum of 3 credit hours from Humanities /Fine Arts package

Core Curriculum Requirements

College Requirements

Major Core Requirements

Major Electives

Major Additional-Science Elective

Free Electives

Co-requisite
A co-requisite is a course which must be taken in the same term as the course to which it is a co-requisite. If two (or more) courses must absolutely be taken in the same term, co-requisites should be used.

Pre-requisite A prerequisite is a course which must usually be completed in a term earlier than the course for which registration is attempted and prerequisites are being checked.

Concurrent Pre-requisites The Concurrency Indicator is used to modify a prerequisite requirement and indicate that the prerequisite course can be taken either in an earlier term or in the same term as the course in which registration is attempted.

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College of Engineering-Academic Advising Center

Email: [email protected]

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