Civil Engineering BSCE/Civil and Environmental Engineering MS(Civil Engineering)

Notes:

^Graduate courses used to satisfy graduate and undergraduate degree program requirements.

*Life Sciences: Select from ECOL 1000 or MARS 1100 or BIOL 1104.

**Graduate students on assistantship (research or teaching) are required to enroll in a minimum of 12 hrs in fall/spring, 9 hrs in summer in order to be eligible to get a tuition waiver (and stipend).

***ENGINEERING GRAD Electives constitute at least 12 credits from UGA courses open to only graduate students exclusive of thesis and project research. The 12 hours may not be satisfied by transfer credit, Master’s research (7000), Masters’ project-based research (7010), or thesis writing (7300).

ENGINEERING ELECTIVES
Choose 11 courses from at least 2 of the following tracks: Geotechnical, Hydraulics, Structures, or Infrastructure Engineering. At least 3 design courses (indicated by italics) must be selected. At least 8 courses must be graduate level (indicated by a 6xxx or 8xxx listing) and satisfy M.S. in Engineering with an Emphasis in Civil requirements. No more than 12 credits may be applied to both the B.S.C.E. and M.S.-E degree.

RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that during year four of their curriculum that the student take the 6000-level components of the included 4000/6000-level courses.

SUMMER SESSION BETWEEN YEARS FOUR AND FIVE:
Students are required to enroll in 9 credit hours of ENGR 7000 M.S. Research during the summer session between Years Four and Five in order to accelerate their research. Total research hours accumulated during the M.S. typically exceed the minimum required.

REQUIRED EXAMINATIONS:
All students in the B.S.CVLE program are required to take the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam prior to graduation with their B.S.CVLE degree.

B.S.C.E.-M.S. (Civil Engineering Emphasis):

Geotechnical
CVLE 4420 Advanced Soil Mechanics
CVLE 4430 Groundwater Engineering
CVLE 4440 Design with Geo-synthetics
CVLE 4450 Geotechnical Structures – Foundations and Retaining Walls
CVLE 4470/6470 Pavement Design
CVLE8410 Inelastic Behavior of Asphalt Mixtures
CVLE8420 Geo-mechanics
CVLE8460 Soil Improvement

Hydraulics
CVLE 3440 Hydraulics of Closed Conduit Flow
CVLE8110 Environmental River Hydraulics
CVLE8130 Mechanics Of Jets and Plumes
CVLE8140 Transport and Mixing in Natural Flows
CVLE/MCHE 8160 Advanced Fluid Mechanics
ENVE 4410/6410 Open Channel Hydraulics
ENVE 6430 Advanced Open Channel Hydraulics
ENVE6440 Computer Modeling in Water Resources
ENVE6450 Engineering Hydrology and Hydraulics
ENVE6460 Groundwater Hydrology for Engineers
WASR 4500/6500 Quantitative Methods in Hydrology

Infrastructure Engineering
CVLE 4730 Project Estimating and Planning
CVLE 4750 Building Information Modeling (BIM)
CVLE 4760 Commercial Building Systems
ENGR/LAND 4660/6660 Sustainable Building Design
ENVE 4550/6550 Environmental Life Cycle Analysis
ENVE 4710 GIS for Urban Engineering, Planning, Development
ENVE 4720 Urban Infrastructure Planning and Development
MCHE 4650/6650 HVAC Systems for Buildings and Industry

Structural Engineering
CVLE 4330/6330 Advanced Structural Analysis
CVLE 4340/6340 Design of Bridges
ENGR 4350/6350 Intro to Finite Element Analysis
CVLE 4530 Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures
CVLE 4610 Design of Light Steel Structures
CVLE 4810 Design of Wood Structures
CVLE/MCHE 4720 Engineering Design of Residential Structures
CVLE/MCHE 8350 Nonlinear Finite Element Analysis
CVLE/MCHE 8640 Advanced Strength of Materials
CVLE 8510 Advanced Concrete Materials
CVLE 8550 Pre-stressed Concrete Design