Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering

The Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering offers a diverse range of program opportunities for graduate study.

Our goal is to provide innovative and high quality programs that support the many varied interests of our students.

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Programs

Dual MS in Civil Engineering and Juris Doctorate

Dual MS in Civil Engineering and Master of Business Administration

Dual MS/PhD

Faculty

Head
  • Bertini, Robert
Director, Undergraduate Programs
  • Tootle, Glenn
Director, Graduate Programs
  • Aaleti, Sriram
Director, Center for Sustainable Infrastructure
  • Liang, Daan
Director, Large Scale Structures Laboratory
  • Kreger, Michael
Director, Center for Complex Hydrosystems
  • Moradkhani, Hamid
Director, Center for Water Quality
  • Clement, Prabhakar
Professors
  • Back, Edward W.
  • Batson, Robert G.
  • Burian, Steven
  • Clement, Prabhakar
  • Elliot, Mark
  • Jones, Jr., Steven
  • Kreger, Michael
  • Liang, Daan
  • Moradkhani, Hamid
  • Tootle, Glenn
  • Wang, Jialai
Associate Professors
  • Aaleti, Sriram
  • Dao, Thang N.
  • Hainen, Alexander
  • Kumar, Mukesh
  • Moftakhari, Hamed
  • Song, Wei
  • Williamson, Derek G.
Assistant Professors
  • Amirkhanian, Armen
  • Bhardwaj, Saahastaranshu
  • Chen, Kaiwen
  • Crawford, Patrick (Shane)
  • Duan, Quihua (Lisa)
  • Jiang, Daqian
  • Liu, Jun
  • Mekonnen, Mesfin
  • Qian, Xinwu
  • Rahman, Mizanur
  • Song, Siyuan
  • Terry, Leigh
  • Ye, Yunyang
Assistant Research Professor
  • Adanu, Emmanuel
  • Lidbe, Abhay
  • Penmetsa, Praveena
Adjunct professor
  • Allen, Jody
Instructor
  • Monk, Bridgett

Courses

Master's students may, with permission of the department and approval by the Graduate School, receive credit for six hours of 400-level credit. No 400-level courses can be approved for application to a PhD degree, other than the maximum of 6 hours already completed as part of a master's degree. A master's student may, with approval of a petition, meet prerequisites with a combination of related coursework and experience.

CE
501
Hours
3
Masters Capstone Project-Plan II

Development of a research paper, professional practice or policy paper, or other equivalent report. Topic to be approved in advance by the student’s graduate advisor.

Prerequisite(s): MS Plan II students only
CE
514
Hours
3
Information Systems Design

An overview of management information systems (MIS). The course will focus on the practical aspects, applications, and methodology or MIS, particularly from the construction engineer's perspective. Information design methodology and building information modeling (BIM) will be covered in detail.

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