Winter 2019 Undergraduate Calendar


CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

PROGRAMS
Civil Engineering
Environmental Engineering

CERTIFICATE
Honours Certificate in Environmental Engineering
Honours Certificate in Civil Engineering


DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAMS
Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil Engineering for Graduates of St Mary's University Diploma of Engineering


Additional Information: Faculty of Engineering Program Information, Regulations, Co-operative Education
GENERAL UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS


Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil Engineering (For students who entered the program Fall 2008 to present)

Civil engineering comprises the conception, design, operation, and maintenance of buildings, railroads, waterways, bridges, harbours, tunnels, water supply and purification systems, sewage collection and treatment facilities, hydraulic structures, and waterpower developments. The Civil Engineering curriculum provides a diversity of applied course work and aids the student in selecting a major field of endeavour as well as a thorough background in the basic sciences and a broad understanding of the social sciences and humanities.

The Civil Engineering program provides modern and comprehensive laboratory facilities in the following fields: Strength of Materials, Soil Mechanics, Hydraulics, Structures, Concrete, Sanitary Engineering, and Surveying. The Canadian Society for Civil Engineering has an active student section on campus.

Note: The baccalaureate degree program in Civil Engineering is accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board of the Canadian Council of Professional Engineers.

Degree Requirements

FIRST AND SECOND YEAR - Common to all Civil And Environmental Engineering Programs

Year 1 - Fall (Semester 1)
GENG-1110. Engineering Mechanics I
GENG-1330. Engineering and Design
MATH-1720. Differential Calculus
MATH-1270. Linear Algebra
GENG-1180. Engineering and the Profession

Year 1 - Winter (Semester 2)
GENG-1200. Engineering Thermo fluids
MATH-1730. Integral Calculus
PHYS-1410. Introduction to Physics II
CHEM-1103. Topics General Chemistry
GENG-1190. Technical Communications

SECOND YEAR
Students must have completed at least eight (8) of their 1st year courses before being allowed to register into the 2nd year courses.

Year 2 - Fall Term (Semester 3)
GENG-2320. Engineering Software Fundamentals
GENG-2340. Electrical and Computing Fundamentals
GENG-2500. Engineering and the Environment
MECH-2210. Dynamics
MATH-2780. Vector Calculus
1 course from outside Engineering, selected from the approved list

Year 2 - Winter Term (Semester 4)
GENG-2180. Mechanics of Deformable Bodies
GENG-2220. Treatment of Experimental Data
CIVL-2200. Civil Engineering Information Systems
CIVL-2190. Materials in Civil and Environmental Engineering
GENG-2200 Numerical Analysis for Engineering
MATH-2790. Differential Equations

Year 2 - Summer Term (Co-op students only)
GENG-2980. (Work Term I)

THIRD YEAR
Students must have completed all the 1st year courses and at least nine (9) of their 2nd year courses before being allowed to register into the 3rd year courses.

Year 3 - Fall (Semester 5)
CIVL-3510. Fluid Mechanics
CIVL-3520. Stress Analysis
CIVL-3530. Structural Analysis
CIVL-3540. Concrete Design
CIVL-3550. Geotechnical Engineering I
GENG-3130. Engineering Economy

Year 3 - Winter Term (Co-op students Only)
GENG-3980. Work Term II

Year 3 - Summer (Semester 6)
CIVL-3610. Masonry and Concrete Design
CIVL-3620. Finite Element For Analysis and Design
CIVL-3630. Geotechnical Engineering II
CIVL-3640. Structural Steel Design
CIVL-3650. Transportation and Traffic Engineering


FOURTH YEAR
Students cannot register into any of the 4th year courses until they have completed nine (9) 3rd year Civil Engineering courses and all courses from 1st and 2nd year.

Year 4 – Fall Term (Co-op students only)
GENG-4980. Work Term III

Year 4 - Winter (Semester 7)
CIVL-4000. Capstone Design
ENVE-4710. Water Distribution and Wastewater Collection Systems
CIVL-4710. Hydrology
CIVL-4720. Hydraulics
ENVE-3630. Water and Wastewater Treatment
1 course from outside Engineering, selected from the approved list

Year 4 - Summer (Semester 8)
CIVL-4000 Capstone Design
CIVL-4810 Highway Design and Construction
GENG-4210 Engineering and Society
CIVL-4820 Plan and Construction Management
2 courses from CIVL-4910 Foundation Engineering, CIVL-4920 Advanced Topics in Structural Design, CIVL-4940 Transportation Systems Analysis, ENVE-4810 Sustainability in Engineering, ENVE-4820 Hydrogeological Engineering


Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Engineering (For students who entered the program Fall 2008 to present)

The program in Environmental Engineering is built upon a broad base of science and mathematics combined with an emphasis on engineering principles and design.

The rapid growth of industrial activities has produced many new problems related to environmental protection, resource conservation, and safety. The public has been aware of the risks involved in handling a wide range of hazardous and toxic materials by major incidents which have occurred in spite of improved design methods and operating techniques to overcome potential problems. Consequently, legislation is being formulated and enacted to control the release of toxic chemicals and pollutants into our environment. Environmental engineers are trained not only to solve problems of immediate concern, but also to develop practices and processes to systematically avoid their occurrence.

Environmental engineers have qualifications which will permit them to focus upon the transport, transformation and removal of contaminants in air, water, and soil, as well as the broader aspects of environmental planning and impact assessment.

Note: The baccalaureate degree program in Environmental Engineering is accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board of the Canadian Council of Professional Engineers. With appropriate selection of electives, students would be qualified to apply to medical schools.

Degree Requirements

FIRST AND SECOND YEAR - Common to all Civil And Environmental Engineering Programs

Year 1 - Fall (Semester 1)
GENG-1110. Engineering Mechanics I
GENG-1330. Engineering and Design
MATH-1720. Differential Calculus
MATH-1270. Linear Algebra
GENG-1180. Engineering and the Profession

Year 1 - Winter (Semester 2)
GENG-1200. Engineering Thermo fluids
MATH-1730. Integral Calculus
PHYS-1410. Introduction to Physics II
CHEM-1103. Topics General Chemistry
GENG-1190. Technical Communications

SECOND YEAR
Students must have completed at least eight (8) of their 1st year courses before being allowed to register into the 2nd year courses.

Year 2 - Fall Term (Semester 3)
GENG-2320. Engineering Software Fundamentals
GENG-2340. Electrical and Computing Fundamentals
GENG-2500. Engineering and the Environment
MECH-2210. Dynamics
MATH-2780. Vector Calculus
1 course from outside Engineering, selected from the approved list

Year 2 - Winter Term (Semester 4)
GENG-2180. Mechanics of Deformable Bodies
GENG-2220. Treatment of Experimental Data
CIVL-2200. Civil Engineering Information Systems
CIVL-2190. Materials in Civil and Environmental Engineering
GENG-2200 Numerical Analysis for Engineering
MATH-2790. Differential Equations

Year 2 - Summer Term (Co-op students only)
GENG-2980. (Work Term I)

THIRD YEAR
Students must have completed all the 1st year courses and at least nine (9) of their 2nd year courses before being allowed to register into the 3rd year courses.

Year 3 - Fall (Semester 5)
GENG-3130. Engineering Economy
CIVL-3510. Fluid Mechanics
CIVL-3520. Stress Analysis
CIVL-3550. Geotechnical Engineering I
ENVE-3510. Thermodynamics
ENVE-3520. Environmental Chemical Analysis

Year 3 – Winter (Semester 6)
BIOL-1111. Biological Diversity
CIVL-4710. Hydrology
ENVE-3610. Transport Phenomema
ENVE-3620. Air Pollution Control
ENVE-3630. Water/Wastewater Treatment
ENVE-3640. Materials Recovery/Waste Management

Year 3 - Summer Term (Co-op students Only)
GENG-3980. Work Term II

FOURTH YEAR
Students cannot register into any of the 4th year courses until they have completed nine (9) 3rd year Civil Engineering courses and all courses from 1st and 2nd year.

Year 4 – Fall Term (Co-op students only)
GENG-4980. Work Term III

Year 4 - Winter (Semester 7)
CIVL-4720. Hydraulics
ENVE-4000. Capstone Design
ENVE-4710. Water Dist./Wastewater Coll.
ENVE-4720. Chemical Reaction Engineering
ENVE-4730. Environmental Engineering Microbiology
1 course from outside Engineering, selected from the approved list

Year 4 - Summer (Semester 8)
GENG-4210. Engineering and Society
ENVE-4000. Capstone Design
ENVE-4810. Sustainability in Engineering
ENVE-4820. Hydrogeological Engineering
1 course from CIVL-3630. Geotechnical Engineering II, CIVL-3650. Transportation and Traffic Engineering, CIVL-4820. Planning and Construction Management, MECH-3224. Engineering Measurements, MECH-3228. Heat Transfer, MECH-4255. Environmental Effects and Control of Noise


Honours Certificate in Environmental Engineering

Admission Requirements:
A candidate for the Honours Certificate in Environmental Engineering shall hold the degree of (i) Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.); (ii) a four-year B.Sc. (or BCS) degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Earth Sciences or related Science fields. The program can be also taken concurrently by 3rd year and 4rth year students at the University of Windsor in Engineering and Science Fields.

Requirements

Total courses: Eight (8) courses [minimum of 6 upper year courses (Years 3 and 4), and up to 8 if the student has all the pre-requisite, or their equivalent, courses.

(a) eight (8) undergraduate courses, at the 3000 or 4000-level, as listed in the program requirements for the BASc in Environmental Engineering. Students with an undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree may take a minimum of two courses at the 2000-level.

NOTES:
The present pre-requisite requirements for 3rd and 4th year courses must be respected. All selected courses should not be from courses, subjects or topics that were part of the applicant’s undergraduate studies.

If students from another program are missing pre-requisites courses critical for successful completion of the certificate, they are to choose from appropriate 2nd year courses. A maximum of 2 courses from the pre-requisite courses will count towards the certificate, although more may be necessary depending on the student’s background.

To qualify for the certificate, students will be required to successfully complete all 8 courses at the University of Windsor. No transfer credit will be considered for this certificate.


Honours Certificate in Civil Engineering

Admission Requirements:
A candidate for the Honours Certificate in Civil Engineering shall hold the degree of (i) Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.); (ii) a four-year B.Sc. (or BCS) Science fields degree. The program can also be taken concurrently by the 3rd and 4th years University of Windsor students in Engineering and Science fields.

Requirements

Total courses: Eight (8) courses [minimum of 6 upper year courses (Years 3 and 4), and up to 8 if the student has all the pre-requisite, or their equivalent, courses].

(a) eight (8) undergraduate courses, at the 3000 or 4000-level, as listed in the program requirements for the BASc in Civil Engineering. Students with an undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree may take a minimum of two courses at the 2000-level.

NOTES:
The present pre-requisite requirements for 3rd and 4th year courses must be respected. All selected courses should not be from courses, subjects or topics that were part of the applicant’s undergraduate studies.

If students from another program are missing pre-requisites courses critical for successful completion of the certificate, they are to choose from appropriate 2nd year courses. A maximum of 2 courses from the pre-requisite courses will count towards the certificate, although more may be necessary depending on the student’s background.

To qualify for the certificate, students will be required to successfully complete all 8 courses at the University of Windsor. No transfer credit will be considered for this certificate.


Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil Engineering for Graduates of St Mary's University Diploma of Engineering

Degree Requirements

Total courses: 25

YEAR 1

Fall Term
CIVL-3520 Stress Analysis
CIVL-3530 Structural Analysis
CIVL-3540 Concrete Design
CIVL-3550 Geotechnical Engineering I

Winter Term
GART-1510 Effective Writing II
CIVL-2190 Materials in Civil and Environmental Engineering
CIVL-2200 Civil Engineering Information Systems
GENG-2200 Analysis of Engineering Systems

Summer Term
CIVL-3610 Masonry and Concrete Design
CIVL-3620 Finite Element for Analysis and Design
CIVL-3630 Geotechnical Engineering II
CIVL-3640 Structural Steel Design
CIVL-3650 Transportation and Traffic Engineering

Students cannot register into any of the 4th year courses until they have completed nine (9) 3rd year Civil Engineering courses and all courses from 1st and 2nd year.

YEAR 2

Winter Term
CIVL-4000 Capstone Design Project
ENVE-4710 Water Distribution and Wastewater Collection Systems
CIVL-4710 Hydrology
CIVL-4720 Hydraulics
ENVE-3630 Water and Wastewater Treatment
1 course from outside Engineering, selected from the approved list

Summer Term
CIVL-4000 Capstone Design Project
CIVL-4810 Highway Design and Construction
GENG-4210 Engineering and Society
CIVL-4820 Planning and Construction Management
2 courses from CIVL-4910 Foundation Engineering, CIVL-4920 Advanced Topics in Structural Design, CIVL-4940 Transportation Systems Analysis, ENVE-4810 Sustainability in Engineering, ENVE-4820 Hydrogeological Engineering


CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: COURSES

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