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Executive Summary
This document presents the curriculum design for the Ingeniería Civil program at Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería (UNI) under the international standards and the global references of the Body of Knowledge of Civil Engineering . It synthesizes the disciplinary evolution of Ingeniería Civil from its scientific foundations to the demands for resilient, sustainable, and intelligent 21st-century infrastructure. The program adapts these global references to our regional context:
- Local and national requirements in construction, urban development, and infrastructure management.
- Institutional strengths in applied research, innovation in materials, construction methods, and project management.
- Emerging trends in digitalization, automation, and sustainability in Ingeniería Civil .
Contemporary Ingeniería Civil integrates the following domains:
- Basic Sciences and Engineering Fundamentals
- Traditional and Core Sciences (Structural, Geotechnical, Hydraulics, Transportation, Construction)
- Modern Trends (Digital Infrastructure, Sustainability, Resilience, Advanced Management, Technology)
- Soft Skills and Professional Ethics.
The pedagogical model is based on four pillars:
- Technical Excellence: Scientific foundations, structural design, soil mechanics, hydraulics, and construction technologies.
- Digital Innovation: BIM modeling, emerging technologies, and efficient project management.
- Integral Sustainability: Circular economy, resilient design, environmental impact, and responsible resource management.
- Integral Human Formation: Virtues, ethical awareness, public responsibility, and professional social commitment.
Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería (UNI) , faithful to its identity, incorporates
a solid foundation in basic sciences as a pillar, developing in students:
- Ability to discern ethical and social impacts of technical and design decisions.
- Sensitivity towards equity challenges, public safety, and community development through infrastructure.
- Commitment to integral human development and the common good, especially of vulnerable populations.
- Leadership based on values, professional integrity, and service to society.
This curriculum will produce professionals with:
- Ability to conceive, design, build, operate, and maintain complex infrastructure systems that are safe, functional, sustainable, and economical.
- Competencies to lead digital transformation in civil engineering projects with advanced methodologies and tools.
- Ability to integrate technical efficiency with environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and disaster resilience.
- Formation that enables them to practice their profession with technical excellence, moral rectitude, and a sense of public service.
The proposal incorporates continuous updating mechanisms, ensuring relevance in the face of technological evolution and alignment with international standards, while maintaining the distinctive mark of the formation that characterizes Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería (UNI) .
Table of Contents
- Cover & Index
- Task Force
- Executive Summary
- Acknowledgments
- Acronyms
- 1. Introducción
- 1.1. Basic definitions
- 1.2. Occupational Field and Job Market
- 1.3. Importance of the Program in Society
- 1.4. Institutional Info
- 1.5. Accreditation information
- 1.6. Profiles
- 1.7. Degrees and Titles
- 1.8. Resources to teach
- 1.9. Document Organization
- 2. Body of knowledge of Civil Engineering
- 2.1. Engineering Mechanics and Materials (EMM)
- 2.2. Structural Analysis and Design (SAD)
- 2.3. Geotechnical Engineering (GTE)
- 2.4. General Geology (GGL)
- 2.5. Water Resources and Hydraulic Engineering (WRH)
- 2.6. Environmental Systems Engineering (ESE)
- 2.7. Construction Engineering and Management (CEM)
- 2.8. Digital Technologies in Civil Engineering (DTC)
- 2.9. Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure (SRI)
- 2.10. Building Services Engineering (BSE)
- 2.11. Professional Practice and Project Leadership (PPL)
- 2.1. Engineering Mechanics and Materials (EMM)
- 2.2. Structural Analysis and Design (SAD)
- 2.3. Geotechnical Engineering (GTE)
- 2.4. General Geology (GGL)
- 2.5. Water Resources and Hydraulic Engineering (WRH)
- 2.6. Environmental Systems Engineering (ESE)
- 2.7. Construction Engineering and Management (CEM)
- 2.8. Digital Technologies in Civil Engineering (DTC)
- 2.9. Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure (SRI)
- 2.10. Building Services Engineering (BSE)
- 2.11. Professional Practice and Project Leadership (PPL)
- 3. Body of knowledge of Transportation Engineering
- 3.1. Pavement and Highway Engineering (TIE)
- 3.2. Geometric Design Engineering (GDE)
- 3.3. Transportation Engineering (TRE)
- 3.4. Traffic Engineering (TFE)
- 3.5. Airport Engineering (APE)
- 3.6. Railway Engineering (RWE)
- 3.7. Port Engineering (PTE)
- 3.8. Topography (TOP)
- 3.9. Geodesy (GEO)
- 3.10. Cartography (CAR)
- 3.11. Photogrammetry (FOT)
- 3.12. Geographic Information Systems (SIG)
- 3.13. Remote Sensing (TLD)
- 3.14. Transportation Systems Analysis and Modeling (TSA)
- 3.15. Urban and Regional Transportation Planning (UTP)
- 3.16. Transportation Policy, Law, and Governance (TPL)
- 3.17. Sustainable and Resilient Mobility (SMT)
- 3.18. Transportation Project Management and Professional Practice (TPM)
- 3.1. Pavement and Highway Engineering (TIE)
- 3.2. Geometric Design Engineering (GDE)
- 3.3. Transportation Engineering (TRE)
- 3.4. Traffic Engineering (TFE)
- 3.5. Airport Engineering (APE)
- 3.6. Railway Engineering (RWE)
- 3.7. Port Engineering (PTE)
- 3.8. Topography (TOP)
- 3.9. Geodesy (GEO)
- 3.10. Cartography (CAR)
- 3.11. Photogrammetry (FOT)
- 3.12. Geographic Information Systems (SIG)
- 3.13. Remote Sensing (TLD)
- 3.14. Transportation Systems Analysis and Modeling (TSA)
- 3.15. Urban and Regional Transportation Planning (UTP)
- 3.16. Transportation Policy, Law, and Governance (TPL)
- 3.17. Sustainable and Resilient Mobility (SMT)
- 3.18. Transportation Project Management and Professional Practice (TPM)
- 4. Body of knowledge of Engineering Science
- 4.1. Calculus and Analysis (CAN)
- 4.2. Algebra and Number Theory (ANT)
- 4.3. Mathematical Modeling and Simulation (MMS)
- 4.4. Probability and Statistics (PST)
- 4.5. Numerical and Scientific Analysis (NSA)
- 4.6. Mathematical Foundations of Data Science (FDS)
- 4.7. Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics (DMC)
- 4.8. Mathematical Biology and Life Sciences (MBL)
- 4.9. Financial and Actuarial Mathematics (FAM)
- 4.10. Classical Mechanics (CME)
- 4.11. Electromagnetism (ELM)
- 4.12. Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics (TSM)
- 4.13. Condensed Matter Physics (SSP)
- 4.14. General Chemistry (GCH)
- 4.15. Inorganic Chemistry (INC)
- 4.16. Physical Chemistry (PHC)
- 4.17. Materials Science and Nanotechnology (MSN)
- 4.18. Probability Theory (PRO)
- 4.19. Descriptive Statistics and Data Analysis (DSC)
- 4.20. Statistical Inference (INF)
- 4.21. Regression and Statistical Models (REG)
- 4.1. Calculus and Analysis (CAN)
- 4.2. Algebra and Number Theory (ANT)
- 4.3. Mathematical Modeling and Simulation (MMS)
- 4.4. Probability and Statistics (PST)
- 4.5. Numerical and Scientific Analysis (NSA)
- 4.6. Mathematical Foundations of Data Science (FDS)
- 4.7. Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics (DMC)
- 4.8. Mathematical Biology and Life Sciences (MBL)
- 4.9. Financial and Actuarial Mathematics (FAM)
- 4.10. Classical Mechanics (CME)
- 4.11. Electromagnetism (ELM)
- 4.12. Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics (TSM)
- 4.13. Condensed Matter Physics (SSP)
- 4.14. General Chemistry (GCH)
- 4.15. Inorganic Chemistry (INC)
- 4.16. Physical Chemistry (PHC)
- 4.17. Materials Science and Nanotechnology (MSN)
- 4.18. Probability Theory (PRO)
- 4.19. Descriptive Statistics and Data Analysis (DSC)
- 4.20. Statistical Inference (INF)
- 4.21. Regression and Statistical Models (REG)
- 5. Body of knowledge of Project Management
- 5.1. Project Management Principles (PR)
- 5.2. Stakeholders (ST)
- 5.3. Team (TM)
- 5.4. Development Approach and Life Cycle (DL)
- 5.5. Planning (PL)
- 5.6. Project Work (PW)
- 5.7. Delivery (DV)
- 5.8. Measurement (MS)
- 5.9. Uncertainty (UN)
- 6. Curricula 202x
- 6.1. Course Coding
- 6.2. Estructura Curricular
- 6.3. Topics distributed by course
- 6.4. Expected outcomes distributed by course
- 6.5. Courses by Outcome
- 6.6. Course distribution in the Career
- 6.7. Departments
- 6.8. Compatibility of the Career with International Standards
- 7. Detailed content by course
- First Semester
- 7.1. Basic Mathematics (Mandatory)
- 7.2. Calculus I (Mandatory)
- 7.3. Chemistry I (Mandatory)
- 7.4. Learning Methodology Workshop (Mandatory)
- 7.5. Writing and Communication (Mandatory)
- 7.6. Introduction to Programming (Mandatory)
- 7.7. General Economics (Mandatory)
- Second Semester
- 7.8. General Geology (Mandatory)
- 7.9. Introduction to Computer Science (Mandatory)
- 7.10. Applied AI (Mandatory)
- 7.11. Technical Drawing & CAD (Mandatory)
- 7.12. Calculus II (Mandatory)
- 7.13. General Physics (Mandatory)
- 7.14. Technical and professional English I (Mandatory)
- 7.15. Ethics and Political Philosophy (Mandatory)
- Third Semester
- 7.16. Statics (Mandatory)
- 7.17. Engineering Drawing II (Mandatory)
- 7.18. Linear Algebra I (Mandatory)
- 7.19. Calculus III (Mandatory)
- 7.20. Physics II (Mandatory)
- 7.21. Technical and professional English II (Mandatory)
- Fourth Semester
- 7.22. Dynamics (Mandatory)
- 7.23. Mechanics of Materials I (Mandatory)
- 7.24. Concrete Technology (Mandatory)
- 7.25. Numerical Methods (Mandatory)
- 7.26. Calculus IV (Mandatory)
- 7.27. Statistics and Probability (Mandatory)
- 7.28. Technical and professional English III (Mandatory)
- Fifth Semester
- 7.29. Mechanics of Materials II (Mandatory)
- 7.30. Technical and professional English IV (Mandatory)
- Sixth Semester
- 7.31. Ordinary Differential Equations (Mandatory)
- 7.32. Technical and professional English V (Mandatory)
- Seventh Semester
- 7.33. Materials Technology (Mandatory)
- 7.34. Construction Technology I (Mandatory)
- 7.35. Territorial Planning (Mandatory)
- 7.36. Business Management in Construction I (Mandatory)
- 7.37. Soil Mechanics I (Mandatory)
- 7.38. Fluid Mechanics I (Mandatory)
- 7.39. Structural Analysis I (Mandatory)
- 7.40. Reinforced Concrete Design I (Mandatory)
- 7.41. Steel Design (Mandatory)
- Eighth Semester
- 7.42. Concrete Technology I (Mandatory)
- 7.43. Construction Project Management (Mandatory)
- 7.44. Business Organization and Management (Mandatory)
- 7.45. Soil Mechanics II (Mandatory)
- 7.46. Construction Technology II (Mandatory)
- 7.47. Fluid Mechanics II (Mandatory)
- 7.48. Structural Analysis II (Mandatory)
- 7.49. Bridges and Structures (Mandatory)
- 7.50. Prestressed Concrete (Mandatory)
- 7.51. Methodology of Engineering Research (Mandatory)
- Ninth Semester
- 7.52. Professional Competencies Workshop (Mandatory)
- 7.53. Costs and Budgeting (Mandatory)
- 7.54. Integrated Construction Management (Mandatory)
- 7.55. Applied Geology (Mandatory)
- 7.56. Soil Mechanics Applied to Transportation Roads (Mandatory)
- 7.57. Finite Elements Applied to Geotechnical Engineering (Mandatory)
- 7.58. Earth Dams (Mandatory)
- 7.59. General Hydrology (Mandatory)
- 7.60. Water Supply and Sewerage (Mandatory)
- 7.61. Water Resources (Mandatory)
- 7.62. Professional Competency Workshop - Structures (Mandatory)
- 7.63. Earthquake-Resistant Engineering and Disaster Prevention (Mandatory)
- 7.64. Architecture and Structural Models (Mandatory)
- 7.65. Capstone project I (Mandatory)
- 7.66. Law and Legislation (Mandatory)
- Tenth Semester
- 7.67. Sanitary and Electrical Installations (Mandatory)
- 7.68. Soil Dynamics (Mandatory)
- 7.69. Soil Mechanics Applied to Foundations (Mandatory)
- 7.70. Professional Competencies Workshop - Geotechnical (Mandatory)
- 7.71. Introduction to Fluvial Hydraulics (Mandatory)
- 7.72. Irrigation Engineering (Mandatory)
- 7.73. Hydraulic and Hydrology Engineering Workshop (Mandatory)
- 7.74. Seismic Design of Civil Engineering Works (Mandatory)
- 7.75. Research Workshop (Mandatory)
- 7.76. Reinforced Concrete Design II (Mandatory)
- 7.77. Masonry, Adobe, and Timber (Mandatory)
- 7.78. Structural Rehabilitation and Retrofitting (Mandatory)
- 7.79. Capstone project II (Mandatory)
- 7.80. Project Planning and Control (Elective)
- 7.81. Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure (Elective)
- First Semester
- 7.1. Basic Mathematics (Mandatory)
- 7.2. Calculus I (Mandatory)
- 7.3. Chemistry I (Mandatory)
- 7.4. Learning Methodology Workshop (Mandatory)
- 7.5. Writing and Communication (Mandatory)
- 7.6. Introduction to Programming (Mandatory)
- 7.7. General Economics (Mandatory)
- Second Semester
- 7.8. General Geology (Mandatory)
- 7.9. Introduction to Computer Science (Mandatory)
- 7.10. Applied AI (Mandatory)
- 7.11. Technical Drawing & CAD (Mandatory)
- 7.12. Calculus II (Mandatory)
- 7.13. General Physics (Mandatory)
- 7.14. Technical and professional English I (Mandatory)
- 7.15. Ethics and Political Philosophy (Mandatory)
- Third Semester
- 7.16. Statics (Mandatory)
- 7.17. Engineering Drawing II (Mandatory)
- 7.18. Linear Algebra I (Mandatory)
- 7.19. Calculus III (Mandatory)
- 7.20. Physics II (Mandatory)
- 7.21. Technical and professional English II (Mandatory)
- Fourth Semester
- 7.22. Dynamics (Mandatory)
- 7.23. Mechanics of Materials I (Mandatory)
- 7.24. Concrete Technology (Mandatory)
- 7.25. Numerical Methods (Mandatory)
- 7.26. Calculus IV (Mandatory)
- 7.27. Statistics and Probability (Mandatory)
- 7.28. Technical and professional English III (Mandatory)
- Fifth Semester
- 7.29. Mechanics of Materials II (Mandatory)
- 7.30. Technical and professional English IV (Mandatory)
- Sixth Semester
- 7.31. Ordinary Differential Equations (Mandatory)
- 7.32. Technical and professional English V (Mandatory)
- Seventh Semester
- 7.33. Materials Technology (Mandatory)
- 7.34. Construction Technology I (Mandatory)
- 7.35. Territorial Planning (Mandatory)
- 7.36. Business Management in Construction I (Mandatory)
- 7.37. Soil Mechanics I (Mandatory)
- 7.38. Fluid Mechanics I (Mandatory)
- 7.39. Structural Analysis I (Mandatory)
- 7.40. Reinforced Concrete Design I (Mandatory)
- 7.41. Steel Design (Mandatory)
- Eighth Semester
- 7.42. Concrete Technology I (Mandatory)
- 7.43. Construction Project Management (Mandatory)
- 7.44. Business Organization and Management (Mandatory)
- 7.45. Soil Mechanics II (Mandatory)
- 7.46. Construction Technology II (Mandatory)
- 7.47. Fluid Mechanics II (Mandatory)
- 7.48. Structural Analysis II (Mandatory)
- 7.49. Bridges and Structures (Mandatory)
- 7.50. Prestressed Concrete (Mandatory)
- 7.51. Methodology of Engineering Research (Mandatory)
- Ninth Semester
- 7.52. Professional Competencies Workshop (Mandatory)
- 7.53. Costs and Budgeting (Mandatory)
- 7.54. Integrated Construction Management (Mandatory)
- 7.55. Applied Geology (Mandatory)
- 7.56. Soil Mechanics Applied to Transportation Roads (Mandatory)
- 7.57. Finite Elements Applied to Geotechnical Engineering (Mandatory)
- 7.58. Earth Dams (Mandatory)
- 7.59. General Hydrology (Mandatory)
- 7.60. Water Supply and Sewerage (Mandatory)
- 7.61. Water Resources (Mandatory)
- 7.62. Professional Competency Workshop - Structures (Mandatory)
- 7.63. Earthquake-Resistant Engineering and Disaster Prevention (Mandatory)
- 7.64. Architecture and Structural Models (Mandatory)
- 7.65. Capstone project I (Mandatory)
- 7.66. Law and Legislation (Mandatory)
- Tenth Semester
- 7.67. Sanitary and Electrical Installations (Mandatory)
- 7.68. Soil Dynamics (Mandatory)
- 7.69. Soil Mechanics Applied to Foundations (Mandatory)
- 7.70. Professional Competencies Workshop - Geotechnical (Mandatory)
- 7.71. Introduction to Fluvial Hydraulics (Mandatory)
- 7.72. Irrigation Engineering (Mandatory)
- 7.73. Hydraulic and Hydrology Engineering Workshop (Mandatory)
- 7.74. Seismic Design of Civil Engineering Works (Mandatory)
- 7.75. Research Workshop (Mandatory)
- 7.76. Reinforced Concrete Design II (Mandatory)
- 7.77. Masonry, Adobe, and Timber (Mandatory)
- 7.78. Structural Rehabilitation and Retrofitting (Mandatory)
- 7.79. Capstone project II (Mandatory)
- 7.80. Project Planning and Control (Elective)
- 7.81. Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure (Elective)
- 8. Professors & Courses
- 8.1. Taught courses by professor
- 8.2. Professor assigned per course
- 9. Equivalences with Other Curriculum Plans
- 10. Laboratories
List of Figures
- Figure 6.1: Courses related to outcome ABET-1) Identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems.
- Figure 6.2: Courses related to outcome ABET-2) Apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specific needs.
- Figure 6.3: Courses related to outcome ABET-3) Communicate effectively with diverse audiences.
- Figure 6.4: Courses related to outcome ABET-4) Recognize ethical responsibilities and make informed judgments.
- Figure 6.5: Courses related to outcome ABET-5) Function effectively in teams and exercise leadership.
- Figure 6.6: Courses related to outcome ABET-6) Develop experiments, analyze data, and draw conclusions.
- Figure 6.7: Courses related to outcome ABET-7) Acquire and apply new knowledge using learning strategies.
- Figure 6.8: Credits by area by semester
- Figure 6.9: Distribution of courses by area considering credits.
- Figure 6.10: Distribution of credits by course levels.
- Figure 7.1: Connection Map. MA100 Basic Mathematics
- Figure 7.2: Connection Map. MA111 Calculus I
- Figure 7.3: Connection Map. BCH101 Chemistry I
- Figure 7.4: Connection Map. BME101 Learning Methodology Workshop
- Figure 7.5: Connection Map. BRC101 Writing and Communication
- Figure 7.6: Connection Map. BIC101 Introduction to Programming
- Figure 7.7: Connection Map. BEC101 General Economics
- Figure 7.8: Connection Map. CE1G1 General Geology
- Figure 7.9: Connection Map. CS100 Introduction to Computer Science
- Figure 7.10: Connection Map. AI161 Applied AI
- Figure 7.11: Connection Map. CB1E1 Technical Drawing & CAD
- Figure 7.12: Connection Map. MA112 Calculus II
- Figure 7.13: Connection Map. BFI101 General Physics
- Figure 7.14: Connection Map. ID101 Technical and professional English I
- Figure 7.15: Connection Map. BEF201 Ethics and Political Philosophy
- Figure 7.16: Connection Map. CE1M1 Statics
- Figure 7.17: Connection Map. CB1E2 Engineering Drawing II
- Figure 7.18: Connection Map. MA121 Linear Algebra I
- Figure 7.19: Connection Map. MA210 Calculus III
- Figure 7.20: Connection Map. BFI102 Physics II
- Figure 7.21: Connection Map. ID102 Technical and professional English II
- Figure 7.22: Connection Map. CE1M2 Dynamics
- Figure 7.23: Connection Map. CE2M1 Mechanics of Materials I
- Figure 7.24: Connection Map. CE3M1 Concrete Technology
- Figure 7.25: Connection Map. MA202 Numerical Methods
- Figure 7.26: Connection Map. MA211 Calculus IV
- Figure 7.27: Connection Map. STA251 Statistics and Probability
- Figure 7.28: Connection Map. ID201 Technical and professional English III
- Figure 7.29: Connection Map. CE2M2 Mechanics of Materials II
- Figure 7.30: Connection Map. ID202 Technical and professional English IV
- Figure 7.31: Connection Map. MA212 Ordinary Differential Equations
- Figure 7.32: Connection Map. ID203 Technical and professional English V
- Figure 7.33: Connection Map. CE2C1 Materials Technology
- Figure 7.34: Connection Map. CE2C2 Construction Technology I
- Figure 7.35: Connection Map. CE2C6 Territorial Planning
- Figure 7.36: Connection Map. CE2C8 Business Management in Construction I
- Figure 7.37: Connection Map. CE2G1 Soil Mechanics I
- Figure 7.38: Connection Map. CE2H1 Fluid Mechanics I
- Figure 7.39: Connection Map. CE2S1 Structural Analysis I
- Figure 7.40: Connection Map. CE2S2 Reinforced Concrete Design I
- Figure 7.41: Connection Map. CE2S3 Steel Design
- Figure 7.42: Connection Map. CE2C3 Concrete Technology I
- Figure 7.43: Connection Map. CE2C5 Construction Project Management
- Figure 7.44: Connection Map. CE2C7 Business Organization and Management
- Figure 7.45: Connection Map. CE2G2 Soil Mechanics II
- Figure 7.46: Connection Map. CE3C2 Construction Technology II
- Figure 7.47: Connection Map. CE3H1 Fluid Mechanics II
- Figure 7.48: Connection Map. CE3S1 Structural Analysis II
- Figure 7.49: Connection Map. CE3S5 Bridges and Structures
- Figure 7.50: Connection Map. CE3S9 Prestressed Concrete
- Figure 7.51: Connection Map. BMI201 Methodology of Engineering Research
- Figure 7.52: Connection Map. CE3C15 Professional Competencies Workshop
- Figure 7.53: Connection Map. CE3C5 Costs and Budgeting
- Figure 7.54: Connection Map. CE3C9 Integrated Construction Management
- Figure 7.55: Connection Map. CE3G3 Applied Geology
- Figure 7.56: Connection Map. CE3G4 Soil Mechanics Applied to Transportation Roads
- Figure 7.57: Connection Map. CE3G5 Finite Elements Applied to Geotechnical Engineering
- Figure 7.58: Connection Map. CE3G6 Earth Dams
- Figure 7.59: Connection Map. CE3H2 General Hydrology
- Figure 7.60: Connection Map. CE3H3 Water Supply and Sewerage
- Figure 7.61: Connection Map. CE3H4 Water Resources
- Figure 7.62: Connection Map. CE3S11 Professional Competency Workshop - Structures
- Figure 7.63: Connection Map. CE3S4 Earthquake-Resistant Engineering and Disaster Prevention
- Figure 7.64: Connection Map. CE3S8 Architecture and Structural Models
- Figure 7.65: Connection Map. CE402 Capstone project I
- Figure 7.66: Connection Map. BLW201 Law and Legislation
- Figure 7.67: Connection Map. CE3C11 Sanitary and Electrical Installations
- Figure 7.68: Connection Map. CE3G1 Soil Dynamics
- Figure 7.69: Connection Map. CE3G2 Soil Mechanics Applied to Foundations
- Figure 7.70: Connection Map. CE3G7 Professional Competencies Workshop - Geotechnical
- Figure 7.71: Connection Map. CE3H5 Introduction to Fluvial Hydraulics
- Figure 7.72: Connection Map. CE3H6 Irrigation Engineering
- Figure 7.73: Connection Map. CE3H7 Hydraulic and Hydrology Engineering Workshop
- Figure 7.74: Connection Map. CE3S10 Seismic Design of Civil Engineering Works
- Figure 7.75: Connection Map. CE3S12 Research Workshop
- Figure 7.76: Connection Map. CE3S2 Reinforced Concrete Design II
- Figure 7.77: Connection Map. CE3S6 Masonry, Adobe, and Timber
- Figure 7.78: Connection Map. CE3S7 Structural Rehabilitation and Retrofitting
- Figure 7.79: Connection Map. CE403 Capstone project II
- Figure 7.80: Connection Map. CE3C13 Project Planning and Control
- Figure 7.81: Connection Map. CE3C14 Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure
List of Tables
- Table 2.1: List of KUs in the Engineering Mechanics and Materials area.
- Table 2.2: List of KUs in the Structural Analysis and Design area.
- Table 2.3: List of KUs in the Geotechnical Engineering area.
- Table 2.4: List of KUs in the General Geology area.
- Table 2.5: List of KUs in the Water Resources and Hydraulic Engineering area.
- Table 2.6: List of KUs in the Environmental Systems Engineering area.
- Table 2.7: List of KUs in the Construction Engineering and Management area.
- Table 2.8: List of KUs in the Digital Technologies in Civil Engineering area.
- Table 2.9: List of KUs in the Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure area.
- Table 2.10: List of KUs in the Building Services Engineering area.
- Table 2.11: List of KUs in the Professional Practice and Project Leadership area.
- Table 3.1: List of KUs in the Pavement and Highway Engineering area.
- Table 3.2: List of KUs in the Geometric Design Engineering area.
- Table 3.3: List of KUs in the Transportation Engineering area.
- Table 3.4: List of KUs in the Traffic Engineering area.
- Table 3.5: List of KUs in the Airport Engineering area.
- Table 3.6: List of KUs in the Railway Engineering area.
- Table 3.7: List of KUs in the Port Engineering area.
- Table 3.8: List of KUs in the Topography area.
- Table 3.9: List of KUs in the Geodesy area.
- Table 3.10: List of KUs in the Cartography area.
- Table 3.11: List of KUs in the Photogrammetry area.
- Table 3.12: List of KUs in the Geographic Information Systems area.
- Table 3.13: List of KUs in the Remote Sensing area.
- Table 3.14: List of KUs in the Transportation Systems Analysis and Modeling area.
- Table 3.15: List of KUs in the Urban and Regional Transportation Planning area.
- Table 3.16: List of KUs in the Transportation Policy, Law, and Governance area.
- Table 3.17: List of KUs in the Sustainable and Resilient Mobility area.
- Table 3.18: List of KUs in the Transportation Project Management and Professional Practice area.
- Table 4.1: List of KUs in the Calculus and Analysis area.
- Table 4.2: List of KUs in the Algebra and Number Theory area.
- Table 4.3: List of KUs in the Mathematical Modeling and Simulation area.
- Table 4.4: List of KUs in the Probability and Statistics area.
- Table 4.5: List of KUs in the Numerical and Scientific Analysis area.
- Table 4.6: List of KUs in the Mathematical Foundations of Data Science area.
- Table 4.7: List of KUs in the Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics area.
- Table 4.8: List of KUs in the Mathematical Biology and Life Sciences area.
- Table 4.9: List of KUs in the Financial and Actuarial Mathematics area.
- Table 4.10: List of KUs in the Classical Mechanics area.
- Table 4.11: List of KUs in the Electromagnetism area.
- Table 4.12: List of KUs in the Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics area.
- Table 4.13: List of KUs in the Condensed Matter Physics area.
- Table 4.14: List of KUs in the General Chemistry area.
- Table 4.15: List of KUs in the Inorganic Chemistry area.
- Table 4.16: List of KUs in the Physical Chemistry area.
- Table 4.17: List of KUs in the Materials Science and Nanotechnology area.
- Table 4.18: List of KUs in the Probability Theory area.
- Table 4.19: List of KUs in the Descriptive Statistics and Data Analysis area.
- Table 4.20: List of KUs in the Statistical Inference area.
- Table 4.21: List of KUs in the Regression and Statistical Models area.
- Table 5.1: List of KUs in the Project Management Principles area.
- Table 5.2: List of KUs in the Stakeholders area.
- Table 5.3: List of KUs in the Team area.
- Table 5.4: List of KUs in the Development Approach and Life Cycle area.
- Table 5.5: List of KUs in the Planning area.
- Table 5.6: List of KUs in the Project Work area.
- Table 5.7: List of KUs in the Delivery area.
- Table 5.8: List of KUs in the Measurement area.
- Table 5.9: List of KUs in the Uncertainty area.
- Table 6.1: Civil Engineering topics by course from 1st to 2nd Semester
- Table 6.2: Civil Engineering topics by course from 3rd to 5th Semester
- Table 6.3: Civil Engineering topics by course from 6th to 7th Semester
- Table 6.4: Civil Engineering topics by course 8th Semester
- Table 6.5: Civil Engineering topics by course 9th Semester
- Table 6.6: Civil Engineering topics by course 10th Semester
- Table 6.7: Transportation Engineering topics by course from 1st to 2nd Semester
- Table 6.8: Transportation Engineering topics by course from 3rd to 5th Semester
- Table 6.9: Transportation Engineering topics by course from 6th to 7th Semester
- Table 6.10: Transportation Engineering topics by course 8th Semester
- Table 6.11: Transportation Engineering topics by course 9th Semester
- Table 6.12: Transportation Engineering topics by course 10th Semester
- Table 6.13: Engineering Science topics by course from 1st to 2nd Semester
- Table 6.14: Engineering Science topics by course from 3rd to 5th Semester
- Table 6.15: Engineering Science topics by course from 6th to 7th Semester
- Table 6.16: Engineering Science topics by course 8th Semester
- Table 6.17: Engineering Science topics by course 9th Semester
- Table 6.18: Engineering Science topics by course 10th Semester
- Table 6.19: Project Management topics by course from 1st to 2nd Semester
- Table 6.20: Project Management topics by course from 3rd to 5th Semester
- Table 6.21: Project Management topics by course from 6th to 7th Semester
- Table 6.22: Project Management topics by course 8th Semester
- Table 6.23: Project Management topics by course 9th Semester
- Table 6.24: Project Management topics by course 10th Semester
- Table 6.25: Outcomes by course 1st to 2nd Semester
- Table 6.26: Outcomes by course 3rd to 5th Semester
- Table 6.27: Outcomes by course 6th to 7th Semester
- Table 6.28: Outcomes by course 8th Semester
- Table 6.29: Outcomes by course 9th Semester
- Table 6.30: Outcomes by course 10th Semester
- Table 6.31: Distribution of credits by area by semester