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The bachelor's degree curriculum is shown below. The complete Cooper Union catalog with course descriptions, academic standards, etc, is available online and maintained by the Registrar's office. Opportunity is available to graduates for careers in civil engineering design as related to structures, geotechnical applications, construction management, environmental engineering, and water resources engineering. Accordingly, the curriculum places strong emphasis on laboratory experience acquired through innovative experimental projects that are conceived and conducted by the students under close faculty supervision. To meet this need, the department maintains a separate laboratory in each of four major civil engineering specialties: environmental, materials and structures, geotechnical, and water resources.
Graduate Program Completion of the Master of Engineering degree program in civil engineering is important for entry into the profession in any one of the specialized fields cited. The civil engineering department offers some two dozen graduate-level courses in the cited areas. Major areas of concentration are structural engineering and environmental engineering. Graduate minors may include computer engineering, civil engineering management or other interdisciplinary areas of engineering. The Major: A coherent concentration of graduate-level courses in the department, which must include courses required by the department (12 credits minimum) The Minor: A concentration in an interdisciplinary area of engineering other than the chosen major (12 credits minimum) Thesis Project (6 credits) Total Credits: 30 |
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