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CHEM 450B: Chemical Topics 2 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 312 . An opportunity to observe and discuss topics of current interest in the chemical sciences. Offered on demand. |
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CHEM 450C: Chemical Topics 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 312 . An opportunity to observe and discuss topics of current interest in the chemical sciences. Offered on demand. |
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CHEM 450D: Chemical Topics 4 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 312 . An opportunity to observe and discuss topics of current interest in the chemical sciences. Offered on demand. |
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CHEM 466: Instrumental Analysis 4 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 312 . Theory and practice of optical methods of analysis, electrochemical techniques, and modern separation methods. (G) |
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CHEM 481: Advanced Inorganic Chemistry 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 252 , CHEM 312 . An advanced study of the periodic classification of elements, their reactions, and other inorganic principles. (G) |
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CHEM 490: Chemistry Seminar 1 (3) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Senior or graduate standing. Required of chemistry graduate students. Supervised organization and presentation of topics from the chemical literature. (G) |
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CHEM 498: Undergraduate Research 1-3 (6) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of instructor. Introduction to methods of research and completion of a basic research problem. |
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CHEM 498A: Undergraduate Research . Prerequisite Consent of instructor Introduction to methods of research and completion of a basic research problem. |
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CHEM 498B: Undergraduate Research . Prerequisite Consent of instructor Introduction to methods of research and completion of a basic research problem. |
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CHEM 498C: Undergraduate Research . Prerequisite Consent of instructor Introduction to methods of research and completion of a basic research problem. |
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CHEM 501: Physical Organic Chemistry 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 409 . An advanced study of the mechanisms of organic reactions, the methodology used in their investigations, and organic quantum chemistry. |
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CHEM 502: Selected Topics in Organic Chemistry 3 (6) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 409 . Areas covered will vary; however they will generally include advanced organic synthesis and related structure identification with emphasis on spectroscopic techniques. |
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CHEM 503: Topics in Chemistry 1-3 (6) Semester Credit Hours . Independent study. Topics arranged to meet the needs of the student. |
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CHEM 503A: Topics in Chemistry 1 Semester Credit Hours . Independent study. Topics arranged to meet the needs of the student. |
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CHEM 503B: Topics in Chemistry 2 Semester Credit Hours . Independent study. Topics arranged to meet the needs of the student. |
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CHEM 503C: Topics in Chemistry 3 Semester Credit Hours . Independent study. Topics arranged to meet the needs of the student. |
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CHEM 520: Molecular Spectroscopy 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 312 . The relationship between molecular spectra and molecular structure. |
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CHEM 523: Special Topics in Physical Chemistry 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 312 . Topics will vary and will include kinetic theory of gases, molecular structure, phase rule, photochemistry, nuclear chemistry, chemical kinetics, or statistical thermodynamics. |
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CHEM 524: Quantum Chemistry 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 312 . Physical and chemical applications of quantum theory. |
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CHEM 555: Special Topics in Biochemistry 3 (9) Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 351 . Topics covered will vary and may include toxicology and clinical biochemistry. |
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CHEM 556: Protein Chemistry 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 351 . The chemical nature and physiology of both structural and metabolic proteins. |
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CHEM 563: Advanced Analytical Chemistry 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 466 . Theoretical aspects of the optical, chemical, and separation techniques of analytical chemistry. |
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CHEM 564: Selected Topics in Analytical Chemistry 3 Semester Credit Hours . Selected topics in chemical separations or spectroscopy. |
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CHEM 584: Chemistry of Corrdination Compounds 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 481 . A study of the structure, preparation, and properties of coordination compounds. |
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CHEM 586: Special Topics in Inorganic Chemistry 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CHEM 584 or instructor’s permission. A topic will be selected on a rotating basis from the following: magnetic and electric properties, solid state structures, catalysis, and group theory applications of inorganic materials. |
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CHEM 604: Organic Chemistry Lab . |
Civil Engineering |
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CVEN 202: Civil Engineering Materials Lab 1 Semester Credit Hours . Corequisite MEMT 201 . Introduction to laboratory testing of aggregates, concrete, asphalt, steel, and other materials used by civil engineers. |
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CVEN 254: Plane Surveying 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite MATH 112 OR MATH 240 (OR PLACEMENT IN MATH 241 ). Theory, field measurements, and computation and error analysis associated with land, traverse, and topographic surveys. |
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CVEN 300: The Civil Engineering Profession 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Sophmore standing. Open only to civil engineering students. The civil engineering profession and its effect on society. History and heritage, current professional practices and techniques, concepts and challenges for the future. |
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CVEN 310: Water Resources I 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite MEMT 313 . Hydrologic and hydraulic analysis of precipitation and runoff, storm water management, detention basin design, and flood frequency analysis. |
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CVEN 314: Environmental Engineering 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite ENGL 303 , CHEM 102 Introduction to the unit operations and processes most often used in water and wastewater treatment. |
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CVEN 324: Intro Soils Engr 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite ENGL 303 , MEMT 211 . Introduction to soil mechanics, principles of geotechnical engineering. Presentation of soil properties, behaviors, characteristics pertinent to engineering problems/designs, soil classification, compaction, consolidation, shear strength. |
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CVEN 325: Intro To Foundation Engineering 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 324 . Consideration of bearing capacity, settlement of structures, slope stability, foundation design requirements subsurface exploration, regional soil conditions, footings, mats, and retaining walls. |
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CVEN 332: Highway Engineering I 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite ENGR 122 Introduction to highway engineering, planning, economic analysis of alternatives, traffic engineering, capacity analyses, traffic signal timing and progression, geometric design for at-grade intersections and interchanges. |
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CVEN 333: Highway Engineering II 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 332 Design of culverts and ditches, consturction contracts and plans, desingn pavements using suitable materials, and select procedures for construction and maintenance of pavements and rights-of-way. |
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CVEN 340: Structural Analysis and Design 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite MEMT 212 . Analysis of simple and continuous structures using classical and matrix methods. Introduction to structural design concepts. |
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CVEN 342: Steel Design 2 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 340 . Fundamental elastic design of members and connections in elementary steel structures. Use of codes and specifications for steel design. |
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CVEN 343: Reinforced Concrete Design 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 202 and CVEN 340 . Principles underlying the design of integral parts of reinforced concrete structures: beams, girders, slabs, columns and footings. Use of codes and specification for reinforced concrete. |
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CVEN 355: Advanced Surveying 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Civil Engineering 254 (Civil Engineering 291 Recommended). Advance error propagation theory, including an introduction to least squares. Various horizontal/vertical high precision surveys; geodetic concepts and surveys; Global Positioning Systems. |
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CVEN 357: Engr and Construction Surveying 2 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Civil Engineering 254. Horizontal/vertical curves; earthwork; topographic/planimetric surveys for map/drawing construction; enginering use of State Plane Coordinate System; surveys for buildings, pipelines, and others. |
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CVEN 392: Numerical Methods in Civil Engr 2 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite MATH 245 AND ENGR 122 Application of microcomputers to solve problems using numerical techniques and statistical applications. Use of application software to solve engineering problems. |
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CVEN 411: Water Resources II 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 310 . Computer modeling of precipitation and runoff, open channel hydraulics, flood profiles, pipe networks. Applications of modeling software for hydrologic and hydraulic design. |
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CVEN 414: Bituminous Mixture Design 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 302. Selection of binders and aggregates for mixture design processes. Methods include Marshall, Hveem and SUPERPAVE. Laboratory mixes will be designed and tested. (G) |
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CVEN 417: Groundwtr Hydrology 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 310 . Groundwater occurence, movement and quality, well hydraulics, basin development, and model studies. (G) |
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CVEN 421: Cementious Materials 3 Semester Credit Hours . Production, testing, uses, and performance of Portland cement and Portland cement concrete. Recent advances in concrete technology included. |
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CVEN 423: Intro To Asphalt Technology 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 302 or consent of instructor. Production and uses of asphalt; measurement and significance of laboratory properties including Viscosity, penetration, flash point, ductility, solubility, thin film over test and specific gravity. (G) |
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CVEN 425: Traffic Engineering 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 332 . Traffic characteristics, vehicle operating characteristics, traffic control, and design of traffic facilities. Basic traffic studies, capacity, signing and signalization, speed regulation and parking. (G) |
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CVEN 427: Design of Highway Pavements 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 324 . Flexible and rigid pavement types. Factors affecting stresses and strains in pavement layers. Design criteria and structural design methods for highway pavements. (G) |
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CVEN 435: Construction Contracts, Planning and Specifications 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite INEN 300 or ENGR 122 , and Junior Standing Introduction to methods for planning and scheduling construction projects and specifications. Team efforts on problems and case studies. |
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CVEN 436: Construction Equipment and Methods 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite ENGR 122 or INEN 300 Study of economics and functional applications of construction equipment. Operation characteristics are identified for selected equipment items, and are applied to typical construction situations. (G) |
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CVEN 437: Contracts and Specifications 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 439 . In-depth study of legal documents of construction contracts. Modern techniques for scheduling construction projects. |
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CVEN 438: Estimating 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 254 and junior standing. Types of estimates. Material takeoff from blueprints and specifications. Detailed estimates of labor and materials. Approximate estimates. (G) |
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CVEN 439: Construction Planning Contracts and Specifications 2 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Junior standing and either INEN 300 or ENGR 122 . Introduction to methods for planning, estimating and controlling projects, construction contracts, specifications and cost impacts. Term projects required. Team efforts on problems and case studies. |
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CVEN 440: Foundation Engineering 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 325 or consent of instructor. Theory and applications in foundation engineereing design; application of soil mechanics. (G) |
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CVEN 442: Sustainable Construction 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Junior Standing. Introduction to the construction of high performance buildings, use of design standards to realize the ecological and economic benefits of sustainable projects. (G) |
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CVEN 450: Special Problems 1-6 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Senior standing and consent of instructor. Planning, organization, and solution of problems in Civil Engineering. |
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CVEN 450A: Special Problems 1 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Senior standing and consent of instructor |
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CVEN 450B: Special Problems 2 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Senior standing and consent of instructor |
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CVEN 450C: Special Problems 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Senior standing and consent of instructor |
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CVEN 450D: Special Problems 4 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Senior standing and consent of instructor |
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CVEN 455: Sustainability of Above Ground Structures 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Junior Standing Risk, safety and liability in achieving sustainability of structures; condition assessment, causes of distress and deterioration of structures. (G) |
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CVEN 456: Legal Aspects Boundary Survey 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 254 or consent of instructor. Legal aspects of various boundary systems. Legeal principles of boundary surveys: common statute law, written/unwritten rights and rules of evidence, property descriptions/layout. |
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CVEN 457: Practical Surveying 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 355 , CVEN 357 , or CVEN 456 . An on-the-job training program; student is employed by registered professional surveyor for 300 working hours (minimum); work to be approved by program chair. |
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CVEN 459: Intro To Infrastructure Mgmt 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 291. Lifecycle approach to planning, designing, and managing infrastructure (highways, streets, utilities); infrastructure decision support systems; performance measures and prediction; computer applications; case studies. (G) |
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CVEN 460: Principles of Infrastructure Mgt 2 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Junior Standing Basic concepts in infrastructure management, engineering economics, public policy; private-public-partnership; decision support systems; computer applications; case studies. |
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CVEN 464: Adv Design Concrete Structures 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 343 . Advanced topics in the design of reinforced and prestressed concrete structures. (G) |
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CVEN 466: Advanced Structural Design 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 342 . Advanced topics in the design of steel and timber structures. Load and resistance factor design. (G) |
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CVEN 470: Sustainability With Steel Structures 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 342 Use of codes and specifications for advanced design of sustainable steel structures. (G) |
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CVEN 475: Sustainability W/ Concrete Structures 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 343 Use of codes and specifications for advanced design of sustainable reinforced concrete structures. (G) |
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CVEN 480: Introduction To Trenchless Technology 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVTE 210 or MEMT 313 . Basic technologies, design considerations and construction practices for underground infrastructure construction and rehabilitation with minimal ground surface disturbance. |
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CVEN 492: Civil Engr Design I 1 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Four out of the five courses: CVEN 254 , CVEN 310 , CVEN 324 , CVEN 332 , and CVEN 340 Open-ended design problems typical of those encountered in the Civil Engineering profession and calling for the integration of geotechnical, structures, transportation and water resources. |
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CVEN 493: Civil Engr Design II 1 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 492 . A continuation of CVEN 492 . |
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CVEN 494: Civil Engr Design III 1 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 493 . A continuation of CVEN 493 . |
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CVEN 502: Infrastructure Management 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 332 or consent of instructor. Condition assessment and rating, data storage and management, performance prediction, and repair prioritizations of infrastructure networks. Infrastructure management systems. |
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CVEN 503: Urban Hydrosystems Engineering 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of Instructor. Principles of drainage, culvert design/analysis, detention basin design, roadway drainage, pump stations-course content based on Urban Drainage Design Manual. |
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CVEN 504: Water and Wastewater Treatment 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite Consent of Instructor. In depth coverage of processes used in the treatment of waste and the production of potable water. |
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CVEN 505: Buried Structures - Rehab and Mgmt 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite MEMT 201 and CVEN 324 or consent of instructor. Deterioration mechanisms, evaluation, rehabilitation and repair methods, and construction aspects of buried infrastructure systems including pipes, tunnels, and chambers. |
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CVEN 506: Above Ground Structures: Assessment and Rehabilitation 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite MEMT 201 , CVEN 342 , and CVEN 343 or consent of instructor. Deterioration mechanisms, non-destructive testing methods, rehabilitation/rehabilitation methods and techniques of above ground structures, including bridges, pavements, and buildings. |
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CVEN 507: Process Dynamics in Environmental Systems 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 314 or consent of instructor. Basic physical and chemical principles used to quantify, analyze, and design systems for treating water, wastewater, and industrial waste. Effects of contaminants on natural systems. |
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CVEN 509: Dynamic Analysis of Structures 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite MATH 350. Evaluation of subsoil conditions, theory of consolidation and bearing capacity of soils; selection application and design of foundation elements of structures. |
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CVEN 512: Design of Deep Foundations 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 530 . Analysis and design of pile foundations, drilled shafts, piers and sheeting support systems. |
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CVEN 514: Bituminous Mixture Design 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 302. Selection of binders and aggregates for mixture design processes. Methods include Marshall, Hveem and SUPERPAVE. Laboratory mixes will be designed and tested. |
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CVEN 515: Advanced Cementious Materials 3 Semester Credit Hours . Production, testing, uses, and performance of Portland cement and Portland cement concrete. Recent advances in concrete technology included. |
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CVEN 517: Advanced Pavement Design 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 427 or consent of instructor. Traffic and loading considerations for airfield pavements. Structural design methods for highway and airfield pavements, with emphasis on computerized design and analysis techniques. |
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CVEN 519: Techniques for Pavement Rehab 3 Semester Credit Hours . Evaluation of roadway distress, roughness, friction, drainage and structural surveys will be discussed. Survey results used to identify cost-effective techniques for pavement rehabilitation. |
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CVEN 522: Design-Temporary Structures 3 Semester Credit Hours . Advanced topics in the design of temporary structures required for complex construction projects. |
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CVEN 527: Statistics Methods in Hydrology 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 310 . Frequency analysis, extreme value distribution, error analysis, and multiple regression analysis associated with making engineering decisions using hydrologic data. |
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CVEN 530: Water Quality Improvement 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 314 or consent of instructor. Stream self-purification processes. Pollution abatement methods. Industrial waste surveys. Principles of treatment for domestic and industrial wastewaters. |
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CVEN 531: Contaminant Transport 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 314 , CVEN 310 , Engineering Mechanics 321, or consent of instructor. Mathematical modeling of contaminant transport in surface and ground water systems. |
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CVEN 536: Wastewater Disposal Systems 3 Semester Credit Hours . Prerequisite CVEN 314 . Advanced problems in design of domestic and industrial waste treatment systems. |
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CVEN 550: Special Problems 1-4 Semester Credit Hours . Advanced problems in Civil Engineering will be assigned according to the ability and requirements of the student. An opportunity will be afforded to plan, organize, and complete solutions in problems of considerable magnitude with a View toward developing confidence and self-reliance. |
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CVEN 550A: Special Problems 1 Semester Credit Hours . Advanced problems in Civil Engineering will be assigned according to the ability and requirements of the student. An opportunity will be afforded to plan, organize, and complete solutions in problems of considerable magnitude with a View toward developing confidence and self-reliance. |
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CVEN 550B: Special Problems 2 Semester Credit Hours . Advanced problems in Civil Engineering will be assigned according to the ability and requirements of the student. An opportunity will be afforded to plan, organize, and complete solutions in problems of considerable magnitude with a View toward developing confidence and self-reliance. |
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CVEN 550C: Special Problems 3 Semester Credit Hours . Advanced problems in Civil Engineering will be assigned according to the ability and requirements of the student. An opportunity will be afforded to plan, organize, and complete solutions in problems of considerable magnitude with a View toward developing confidence and self-reliance. |
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CVEN 550D: Special Problems 4 Semester Credit Hours . Advanced problems in Civil Engineering will be assigned according to the ability and requirements of the student. An opportunity will be afforded to plan, organize, and complete solutions in problems of considerable magnitude with a View toward developing confidence and self-reliance. |
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CVEN 550F: Special Problems . Advanced problems in Civil Engineering will be assigned according to the ability and requirements of the student. An opportunity will be afforded to plan, organize, and complete solutions in problems of considerable magnitude with a View toward developing confidence and self-reliance. |
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