You are in the official 2001-2002 General Catalog
for California State University, Fresno.
Department of Civil and Geomatics
Engineering and Construction
Engineering and Construction
Plan A
a. 200-series engineering courses (12-24 units)
b. 100-series civil engineering or geomatics engineering undergraduate
elective courses (0-6 units)
c. Outside of the Department of Civil and Geomatics Engineering
and Construction -- 100-series upper-division and 200-series graduate
courses in engineering, mathematics, statistics, management, business,
geology, physics, chemistry, health sciences, biology, or other
disciplines best suited to the student's graduate program as approved
by the program adviser (0-6 units)
d. Thesis 299 (6 units)
Total (30 units)
Under this plan the total units from (b) and (c) may not exceed
12 units with not more than 6 units being 100-series upper-division
courses.
Plan B
a. 200-series engineering courses (15-27 units)
b. 100-series civil engineering or surveying engineering undergraduate
elective courses (0-6 units)
c. Outside of the Department of Civil and Surveying Engineering
and Construction -- 100-series upper-division and 200-series graduate
courses in engineering, mathematics, statistics, management, business,
geology, physics, chemistry, health sciences, biology, or other
disciplines best suited to the student's graduate program as approved
by the program adviser (0-6 units)
d. Project 298 (3 units)
Total (30 units)
Under this plan the total units from (b) and (c) may not exceed
12 units with not more than 6 units being 100-series upper-division
courses.
Plan C
a. 200-series engineering courses (18-30 units)
b. 100-series civil engineering or surveying engineering undergraduate
elective courses (0-6 units)
c. Outside of the Department of Civil and Surveying Engineering
and Construction -- 100-series upper-division and 200-series graduate
courses in engineering, mathematics, statistics, management, business,
geology, physics, chemistry, health sciences, biology, or other
disciplines best suited to the student's graduate program as approved
by the program adviser (0-6 units)
d. Comprehensive Final Examination (0 units)
Total (30 units)
Under this plan the total units from (b) and (c) may not exceed
12 units with not more than 6 units being 100-series upper-division
courses.
Undergraduate courses that may be used as electives:
M E 144 Advanced Mechanics of Materials (3 units)
C E 110 Computer Application in Civil Engineering (3 units)
C E 125 Geotechnical Engineering Design (3 units)
C E 131 Intermediate Theory of Structures (3 units)
C E 134 Foundation Design (3 units)
C E 135 Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete Design (3 units)
C E 136 Design of Timber Structures (3 units)
C E 137 Seismic Design of Building (3 units)
C E 138 Structural Mechanics (3 units)
C E 141 Water Resources Engineering (3 units)
C E 143 Engineering Hydraulics (3 units)
C E 144 Design of Water Quality Control Processes (3 units)
C E 151 Pavement Design (3 units)
C E 153 Traffic Operations and Control (3 units)
C E 191T Topics in Civil Engineering (3 units)
G M E 125 Analytical Photogrammetry (3 units)
G M E 126 Digital Mapping (3 units)
G M E 135 Advanced Survey Computations (3 units)
G M E 140 Earth Resources Surveying (3 units)
G M E 145 Geopositioning (3 units)
G M E 152 Real Property Descriptions (3 units)
G M E 153 Advanced Boundary Law (3 units)
G M E 161 Data Interface Design (3 units)
G M E 174 GIS Applications (3 units)
G M E 175 GIS Design Problems (3 units)
G M E 177 GIS Database Design (3 units)
G M E 191T Topics in Surveying Engineering (1-3 units; max total
3 units)
Graduate Courses (C E)
205 Computing in Engineering Analysis (3 units)
206 Environmental Engineering and Planning (3 units)
220 Advanced Foundation Engineering (3 units)
230 Advanced Theory of Structures (3 units)
232 Prestressed Concrete Design (3 units)
233 Advanced Behavior and Design of Steel Structures (3 units)
234 Theory of Plates and Shells (3 units)
235 Finite Element Analysis (3 units)
237 Dynamics of Structures (3 units)
240 Engineering Hydrology (3 units)
242 Water Resources Planning and Management (3 units)
245 Advanced Unit Operations and Processes (3 units)
246A, B Advanced Water Quality (3 units, 3 units)
247 Solid and Hazardous Wastes Engineering (3 units)
251 Advanced Boundary Law (3 units)
261 Geoprocessing (3 units)
271 Geodetic Systems Optimization (3 units)
275 Satellite Surveying (3 units)
280 Surveying Engineering Seminar (1 unit; max total 3 units)
281 Civil Engineering Seminar (1 unit; max total 3 units)
283 Digital Remote Sensing (3 units)
285 Advanced Analytical Photogrammetry (3 units)
286 Geographic Information Systems Design (3 units)
290 Independent Study (1-3 units)
291T Topics in Civil Engineering (1-3 units; max total 15 units)
298 Project (3 units)
299 Thesis (2-6 units; max total 6 units)
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