Engineering field surveying and practices of taping, leveling, traversing, error adjustments, stadia, earthwork and highway curves.

Corequisite:

CEEN 2212. Laboratory fee= $5.

Engineering principles and practices of plane surveying, taping, leveling, traversing, surveying errors, topographic stadia, earthwork, highway curves, and construction surveys.

Prerequisites:

MATH 1348 and IEEN 1302

Resultants of force systems. Statics of beams, trusses, frames, and other engineering structures. Friction. Distributed forces. Centroids and centers of gravity. Moments of inertia of areas and masses; Mohr's circle. Prerequisites: PHYS 2425, IEEN 1301.

Prerequisite:

PHYS 2325. Corequisite: MATH 2314.

Principles and practices of geotechnical engineering laboratory with emphasis on the related ASTM and AASHTO testing standards.

Engineering properties of materials for design and construction. Related ASTM test specifications of construction materials.

Prerequisites:

CEEN 3143 and either MEEN 3145 or CHEM 3423.

Engineering principles and practices for testing construction materials based on ASTM testing standards.

Corequisite:

CEEN 3144. Laboratory fee, $5.

Open-channel-flow visualization and measurement, hydraulic machinery characteristics, and water and wastewater analysis.

Corequisite:

CEEN 3365. Laboratory fee, $7.

Statically determinate structures. Moving loads. Analysis of statically indeterminate structures by consistent deformation, slope-deflection, and moment-distribution.

Prerequisite:

CEEN 3311.

Mechanics, behavior, and design of reinforced concrete members subject to axial loads, bending torsion, and shear.

Prerequisite:

CEEN 3303.

Hooke's Law. Stress and strain at a point. Mohr's Circle. Axial stresses. Torsion. Shear, moment, and deflection in beams. Shear center. Unsymmetrical bending. Columns. Theories of failure. Statically indeterminate members. Introduction to fatigue.

Prerequisites:

CEEN 2301 and MATH 2314.

Principles of economic analysis applied to engineering; evaluation of engineering alternatives; economic significance of engineering proposals. Cash flow diagrams, equivalence of cash flow patterns, interest, rate of return comparison, inflation, time value of money, income tax and depreciation, benefit/cost comparison, break even analysis, fixed costs, operating costs and other costs.

Prerequisite:

junior standing in engineering.

Principles of geotechnical engineering, soil composition, classification, flownet, compaction, consolidation, effective stress, bearing capacity, and slope stability.

Prerequisites:

CEEN 3311 and PHYS 2326.

Treatment and distribution of water. Wastewater conveyance and treatment systems. Physical, chemical, and biological treatment processes. Solid waste management. Introduction to air pollution control. Corequisite: CEEN 3167

Prerequisites:

CEEN 3392 and CHEM 1311. Corequisite: CEEN 3167

Fluid statics, flow of fluids through pipes and open channels, hydraulic machines.

Prerequisite:

MEEN 2302.

AISC specifications for the design of axially loaded members, beams, columns, and connections. Introduction to plastic design.

Prerequisite:

CEEN 3303.

Construction involving earthwork and heavy equipment. Characteristics, efficiency, production, and selection of heavy equipment. Project planning and scheduling.

Prerequisite:

senior standing in engineering.

Individual solution of selected problems in civil engineering conducted under direct supervision of a faculty member. May be repeated for up to six hours.

Prerequisite:

senior standing.

Description:

One or more topics of civil engineering. May be repeated when topic changes.

Prerequisite:

senior standing.

Environmental transformations; contaminant transport; ideal reactor models; design and application of exposure assessment models to solve waste load allocation problems.

senior standing in engineering.
(Credit may not be obtained in both CEEN 4357 and EVEN 4357.)

Principles of transportation engineering, traffic volume, highway capacity, alignment, hydraulic drainage systems, flexible and rigid highway pavement systems.

senior standing in engineering.

Hydrologic cycle; transpiration, evaporation, snow melt, and planetary circulation. Rainfall-runoff relations, index, unit hydrographs, synthesized hydrographs. Binomial, normal, and extreme-valve skewed distributions.

Prerequisites:

CEEN 3392 and STAT 4303.

Water and wastewater flows and measurement; design of water transportation systems; design of gravity-flow sanitary sewers and stormwater drainage systems; pumps and pump systems; design of pumping stations.

Prerequisite:

CEEN 3392.

Lecture: Theory, modeling, and design of physical, chemical, and biological water/wastewater treatment systems. Laboratory: Pilot scale studies involving municipal and industrial water/wastewater will be conducted. Design of treatment systems based on laboratory results.

Prerequisite:

CEEN 3365. Laboratory fee, $7.

Soil strength. Bearing capacity of soils and shallow foundations. Immediate and consolidation settlement. Lateral earth pressure theory and retaining walls. Deep foundation and stability analysis of soil slopes.

Prerequisite:

CEEN 3342.

Engineering concepts integrated from the topics taught in sequences of upper division courses are to produce practical, efficient, and feasible design solutions of civil engineering problems. Computer applications are included.

Prerequisites:

CEEN 3303 and CEEN 3365. Laboratory fee, $5.

Engineering design concepts used to produce practical, efficient, economical, and feasible solutions to problems in such transportation areas as highways, traffic freight and materials monument, railroads, and air trasport. Computer applications are included.

Prerequisite:

CEEN 3303. Laboratory fee, $5.

Engineering concepts integrated from the topics taught in sequences of upper division courses to produce practical, efficient, and feasible solutions of civil engineering problems. Computer applications are included.

Prerequisites:

CEEN 3342 and CEEN 4316. Laboratory fee, $5.