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Ketchum, Lloyd H., Jr. – Engineering Education, 1981
Describes a three-credit elective course at Notre Dame, Design of Environmental Health Control Systems, offered to senior civil engineering students and graduate students in health engineering. (CS)
Descriptors: Civil Engineering, College Curriculum, Course Descriptions, Engineering
Schemmel, John J. – 2001
In 1996, a comprehensive project was introduced in the first course of Reinforced Concrete Design, CVEG 4303 at the University of Arkansas. The primary purpose of this project was to highlight issues related to the construction of reinforced concrete elements. This semester-long project involves the design, fabrication, and testing of 8-foot long…
Descriptors: Cement Industry, Civil Engineering, Construction (Process), Course Descriptions
Neumann, Edward S. – Engineering Education, 1981
Describes a two-semester project course required of all seniors at West Virginia University in the Department of Civil Engineering which involves team effort and encompasses four major areas of civil engineering: structures, geotechnical, transportation, and soils. (CS)
Descriptors: Civil Engineering, College Curriculum, College Seniors, Course Descriptions
Creese, Robert – Engineering Education, 1987
Describes the engineering education program at the Aalborg University Center in Denmark. Details the aims of the program. Outlines the programs and multidisciplinary departments of the university. Explains how students are grouped around projects. Reviews the evaluation process. Examines the attitudes of students in the program. (CW)
Descriptors: Civil Engineering, College Science, Course Descriptions, Engineering Education
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White, John A. – Journal of Chemical Education, 1975
Describes a two-quarter chemistry course designed to enable civil engineers to perform water analysis studies. (PB)
Descriptors: Chemical Analysis, Chemical Bonding, Chemistry, Civil Engineering