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Civil and Architectural Engineering
Professional Specializations in Civil Engineering
Students who select an area of specialization must take
a minimum of nine credit hours from the following technical
electives listed under the respective area of specialization.
Three additional credit hours may be any 400-level CAE
course taken with prior approval of the student’s adviser
and chair.
Structural Engineering: CAE 408, Bridge and Structural
Design; CAE 420, Introduction to Dynamics of Structures;
CAE 430, Probability Concepts in Civil Engineering:
CAE 435, Experimental Analysis of Structures; and CAE
442, Finite Elements Methods in Framed Structures.
Construction Engineering and Management: CAE 471,
Construction Planning and Scheduling; CAE 472,
Construction Site Operation; and CAE 473, Construction
Project Administration.
IIT Undergraduate Bulletin 1999-2001
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Geotechnical Engineering: CAE 415, Pavement Design,
Construction and Maintenance; CAE 442, Finite Element
Methods in Framed Structures; and CAE 486, Soil and
Site Improvement.
Transportation Engineering: CAE 412, Traffic Engineering
Studies and Design; CAE 415, Pavement Design,
Construction, and Maintenance; CAE 416, Facility Design
of Transportation Systems; CAE 417, Railroad Engineering
Studies and Design; and CAE 430, Probability Concepts
in Civil Engineering.
Civil-Environmental Engineering: ENVE 401,
Introduction to Water Resources Engineering; ENVE 480,
Solid Waste Engineering; and CAE 482, Hydraulic Design
of Open Channel Systems.
Architectural Engineering: Consult the department for
advice on appropriate courses.