DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

Subjects covered.

At the graduate level there are several major areas of study: environmental engineering, environmental science, design and construction, geotechnical engineering, and transportation engineering.
 

Undergraduate	Graduate
Air pollution control	Aerosol science and engineering
Construction management	Air pollution control
Construction materials	Combustion
Engineering construction	Construction
Environmental engineering	Environmental chemistry
Fluid mechanics	Environmental engineering
Geotechnical engineering	Environmental microbiology
Hydraulics	Expert systems
Hydrology	Finite element analysis
Movement of earth materials	Geotechnical engineering
Reinforced concrete	Groundwater
Soil mechanics	Hazardous waste
Structural analysis	Highways
Structural mechanics	Hydraulics/hydrology
Structural steel	Intelligent transportation systems
Traffic engineering	Reinforced concrete
Transportation engineering	Structural analysis
Water pollution control	Structural construction
	Structural design
	Structural mechanics
	Structural steel
	Traffic engineering and control
	Transportation engineering
	Transportation planning
	Waste treatment
	Water pollution control
	Water resources

Degrees granted.  The department offers the B.S. degree in Civil Engineering, and the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees Civil Engineering, Environmental  Engineering, and Environmental Science.

Research focus.
Dorothy Byers
May 15, 2000