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Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering) - Structural Engineering Option

The following table illustrates the academic sequence for full-time students in this program.

Academic Level	Admission Cohort	Follow this Academic Semester:
1st Year	Fall 2015	1st & 2nd Semester
2nd Year	Fall 2014	3rd & 4th Semester
3rd Year	Fall 2014	5th & 6th Semester
4th Year	Fall 2014	7th & 8th Semester

Students admitted prior to Fall 2014 see Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering) Former Curriculum or Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering) Geomatics Engineering Option - Former Curriculum.

1st & 2nd Semester
1st SEMESTER

Common to Aerospace, Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Industrial and Mechanical Engineering Programs.

REQUIRED:

CEN 100	Introduction to Engineering
CEN 199*	Writing Skills
CHY 102	General Chemistry
MTH 140	Calculus I
MTH 141	Linear Algebra
PCS 211	Physics: Mechanics

LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A.

* Graded on a pass-fail basis.

2nd SEMESTER

REQUIRED:

CPS 125	Digital Computation and Programming
CVL 207	Graphics
ECN 801	Principles of Engineering Economics
MTH 240	Calculus II
MTL 200	Materials Science Fundamentals
PCS 125	Physics: Waves and Fields

3rd & 4th Semester
Common to both the Civil Engineering and Structural Engineering Options.

3rd SEMESTER

REQUIRED:

CVL 300	Environmental Science and Impact Assessment
CVL 320	Strength of Materials I
CVL 323	Fundamentals of Surveying
CVL 423	Geology for Engineers
MTH 425	Differential Equations and Vector Calculus

Note: All required core courses in 1st and 2nd semester are prerequisites to all required core courses in 3rd semester.

4th SEMESTER

CMN 432	Communication in the Engineering Professions
CVL 316	Transportation Engineering
CVL 400	Hydrology and Water Resources
CVL 405	Probability and Statistics for Engineers
CVL 420	Strength of Materials II
CVL 434	Geotechnical Properties of Soils

5th & 6th Semester
Revised Curriculum Begins 2016-2017.

5th SEMESTER

REQUIRED:

CVL 313	Structural Analysis
CVL 500	Introduction to Structural Design
CVL 533	Concrete Materials
CVL 600	Foundation Engineering
MTH 510	Numerical Analysis

LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A.

6th SEMESTER

REQUIRED:

CVL 312	Computer Aided Structural Analysis
CVL 410	Structural Concrete Design I
CVL 411	Structural Steel Design
CVL 609	Civil Engineering Systems
CVL 633	Highway Materials

LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table B.

NOTE: Students who have a CLEAR Academic Standing may opt to enroll in the Industrial Internship Program (IIP). Eligible students should select WKT 90A/B on the course intention form - Please contact the Department of Civil Engineering.

7th & 8th Semester
Revised Curriculum begins 2017-2018.

7th SEMESTER

REQUIRED:

CVL 70A/B*	Structural Capstone Design Project
CVL 904	Structural Concrete Design II
CVL 905	Bridge Design and Construction
CVL 908	Structural Building Systems

LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from the following:

ENG 503	Science Fiction
GEO 702	Technology and the Contemporary Environment
HST 701	Scientific Technology and Modern Society
PHL 709	Religion, Science and Philosophy
POL 507	Power, Change and Technology

8th SEMESTER

REQUIRED:

CEN 800	Law and Ethics in Engineering Practice
CVL 70A/B*	Structural Capstone Design Project
CVL 742	Project Management
CVL 900	Pavement Design and Management
CVL 906	Renovation/Repair of Existing Structures

*CVL 70A/B is a two-term course. Students must continue the same project they started in the Fall. Contact the department for more details.

Liberal Studies