Credits Provides a systems approach to planning, design, and operation of large-scale physical systems along with economic and engineering concepts. Credits Introductory probability and statistics, probabiity theory, distribution, random variables, statistical analysis, confidence intervals, and hypothesis testing. Water Resources Engineering II 3 Credits Teaches the principles of water supply engineering, including methods of water treatment and design of water distribution systems. CIEG-416 Transportation Engineering 3 Credits Involves planning transportation facilities, including water, rail, highway and air transportation. CIEG-419 Structures II 4 Credits Lecture of structural principles such as approximate analysis methods, deflections, influence lines, influence coefficients, and statically indeterminate structures.
Laboratory includes design of structural members.
CIEG-420 Structures III 2 Credits Continuation of Structures II and includes the analysis of indeterminate structures, stuctural dynamics and stability. Credits Examines the design of bolted and welded connections and the structural design of steel bridges and frames of buildings. Credits Presents methods of subsurface exploration and sampling, shallow foundations, lateral earth pressure theories, and earth retaining systems. Credits Provides appreciation and understanding of the engineering properties of soils and how they relate to design and construction including soil identification and classification. Water and Wastewater Treatment 3 Credits Deals with comprehensive sewerage planning, design of a lift station, chemical units, hydraulic flow simulation, arrangement of unit processes, design of treatment units and value engineering.