克利夫蘭州立大學(xué)

The graduate program in civil engineering is designed to provide the student with knowledge of advanced methods for analysis and design or for research and development. The student must select one of the following graduate specializations: Structures/Foundations, Water Resources Engineering, Transportation or Environmental Engineering. Full-time or part-time study may be pursued.

FACULTY RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

Areas in which students may conduct thesis or project research are reflected by the research interests and publications of the faculty. These areas include concrete and steel structures, structural mechanics and dynamics, experimental and theoretical stress analysis, elasticity, constitutive modeling, composite materials, stress-wave propagation, ultrasonics, nondestructive evaluation, finite elements, fracture mechanics, soil mechanics, foundations, water resources, hydraulics, transportation and highway engineering, and construction materials.

CAREER INFORMATION

Graduates of the MS in Civil Engineering program work as project engineers for consulting firms; perform research in government laboratories; conduct analysis, design, and research in industry; and manage public works facilities. Recent graduates are working as a structural designer, a ceramics researcher, and a stress analyst. Job prospects for those with advanced degrees in civil engineering are excellent.

SPECIALIZATIONS

Structures and Foundations

Courses most suitable for students having elected the Structures and Foundations specialization are as follows:

CVE 511 - Matrix Methods in Structural Analysis
CVE 512 - Finite Element Analysis I
CVE 528 - Structural Wood Design
CVE 530 - Advanced Soil Mechanics
CVE 531 - Advanced Foundations
CVE 523 - Prestressed Concrete

Water Resources

Courses most suitable for students having selected the Water Resources specialization are as follows:

CVE 561 - Hydrologic Analysis
CVE 562 - Open Channel Hydraulics
CVE 563 - Water Resources Engineering
CVE 564 - Groundwater Hydrology
CVE 565 - Hydrologic Modeling
EVE 534 - Environmental Transport Phenomena

Transportation

Courses most suitable for student having selected the Transportation specialization are as follows:

CVE 504 - Civil Engineering Systems Analysis
CVE 541 - Traffic Flow Theory
CVE 542 - Urban Transportation Planning
CVE 543 - Highway Safety
CVE 546 - Transportation Engineering
CVE 547 - Highway Engineering

Environmental

Courses required for student having selected the Environmental specialization are as follows:

EVE 534 - Environmental Transport Phenomena
EVE 570 - Environmental Chemistry
EVE 572 - Biological Principles of Environmental Engineering
EVE 671 - Physical and Chemical Principles of Environmental Engineering