Civil Engineering

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

As cities grow in size, demand for the kind of infrastructure designed by Civil Engineers rises. This means transportation, water supply, wastewater treatment, and flood control. In order to enhance quality of life, these systems must be designed for safety, sustainability, and resilience. 

In addition to availing themselves of numerous opportunities with engineering firms, Civil Engineers can and do land jobs with various government agencies, consulting firms, and construction companies. Civil Engineers often lead or participate in projects revolving around foundation analysis, building and structural inspection, surveying, geomatics, and municipal planning. 

 

Degree Requirements

The BS in Civil Engineering degree is a four-year degree program.

AUM provides a fundamental grounding in all Civil Engineering subdisciplines: construction, environmental, geotechnical, hydraulics, structures, and transportation engineering. The idea is to equip you with the skills to manage the construction or repair of buildings, earth structures, powerhouses, roads, airports, railways, rapid transit facilities, bridges, tunnels, canals, dams, ports and coastal installations, highway and transportation services, water distribution, and sanitation. 

4-Year Degree Plan Outline

SEMESTER I

CREDITS

  • ENG 101

    3
    English Composition 101

  • MAT 120

    4
    Calculus I

  • CHE 111

    4
    Introduction to General Chemistry (with lab)

  • HIS 101

    3
    History of the Mediterranean

  • ENR 102

    3
    Introduction to Engineering and Eng. Design

TOTAL:   17

SEMESTER II

CREDITS

  • ENG 102

    3
    English Composition 2

  • SOC 101

    3
    Introduction to Sociology

  • BIO 101

    4
    Unity of Life (with Lab)

  • MAT 130

    4
    Calculus II

  • PHY 111

    4
    Physics with Calculus I (with lab)

TOTAL:   18

SEMESTER I

CREDITS

  • ENR 212

    1
    Engineering Economics

  • CIE 210

    2
    Engineering Graphics

  • CIE 214

    3
    Statics

  • MAT 220

    4
    Multivariable Calculus

  • PHY 240

    4
    Introductory Electricity and Magnetism (with Lab)

  • REL 101 or ATH 101 or PHI 101

    3
    Arts/Humanities GE

TOTAL:   17

SEMESTER II

CREDITS

  • MAT 105

    1
    Introduction to MATLAB1

  • CIE 215

    3
    Mechanics of Materials

  • COM 101

    3
    Introduction to Multicultural Communication

  • CIE 310

    3
    Probability and Statistics for Civil Engineering

  • CIE 251

    3
    Elementary Surveying (with Lab)

  • MAT 250

    3
    Differential Equations

TOTAL:   16

SEMESTER I

CREDITS

  • REL 101 or ATH 101 or PHI 101

    3
    Arts/Humanities GE

  • CIE 301

    3
    Engineering Communications

  • CIE 303

    3
    Numerical Analysis for Civil Engineers

  • CIE 218

    4
    Mechanics of Fluids (with Lab)

  • CIE 333

    3
    Elementary Structural Analysis

  • ENR 211

    1
    Dynamics

TOTAL:   17

SEMESTER II

CREDITS

  • CIE 323

    4
    Hydraulic Engineering and Design

  • CIE 334

    3
    Structural Design in Steel

  • CIE 335

    3
    Structural Design in Concrete

  • CIE 343

    4
    Soil Mechanics

  • CIE 389

    1
    Materials Testing Laboratory

  • PIL 102

    3
    Applied Ethics

TOTAL:   18

SEMESTER I

CREDITS

  • CIE 363

    4
    Transportation Engineering and Pavement Design

  • CIE 381

    3
    Construction Engineering Management

  • PSY 101

    3
    Introduction to Psychology

  • CIE 408A

    3
    Issues in Civil Engineering Practice

  • CIE 427

    3
    Computer Applications in Hydraulics

TOTAL:   16

SEMESTER II

CREDITS

  • CIE 408B

    3
    Civil Engineering Senior Capstone Design

  • CIE 440

    3
    Foundation Engineering

  • CIE 442

    3
    Ground Improvement

  • CIE 463

    3
    Traffic Flow and Capacity Analysis

  • CIE 482

    3
    Construction Project Planning, Scheduling, and Control

TOTAL:   15

Mechanical Engineering

Program Total

134 Credits

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