Admission Requirements Students admitted to the MS program must meet Graduate School Requirements for admission and must have completed a bachelor degree in engineering, mathematics, or a physical science. Students should have an undergraduate grade average of 3.0 or higher, although a student may be admitted with a lower grade average when sufficient evidence is provided to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the degree program. Admission to the PhD program requires a bachelor degree in engineering or computer science. Consult the Graduate School Bulletin for additional admission requirements. The transportation courses in the Civil Engineering program with constant content are listed below.
All courses are three credits.
Development of new transportation systems. Study and evaluation of the impacts of large scale projects on the quality of the environment with emphasis on the assessment of physical and community impacts. Impact statement preparation. Data collection, capacity analysis, traffic improvements, signalization, signs and markings, channelization, intersection, speeds and safety considerations. Physical design of transportation facilities including geometric design, pavements, and terminals for highway, air and water transportation.