The Department of Civil Engineering occupies eight floors in Ernest Cockrell Jr. Hall, which also houses the McKinney Engineering Library and computer facilities for use by civil engineering students. In addition, Academic Computing and Instructional Technology Services is available to students working on problems in any of the areas listed below.
Laboratories are equipped and staffed to provide for both instruction and research.
The program and facilities in architectural engineering are described here . Construction engineering and project management. The computer cluster is networked and connected to the World Wide Web. It includes Intel-based and Macintosh personal computers as well as UNIX workstations. A variety of output devices are available.