Civil Engineering

This four years Bachelors of Engineering program shall train Civil engineers that will be engage in the design and construction of facilities that we use every day such as: buildings, roadways, railroads, water supply pipe networks, drinking water treatment plants, solid waste landfills, wastewater treatment plants, bridges, tunnels, subways, canals and waterways, dams and reservoirs.

Courses that address the behavior and design of steel and reinforced concrete structures, environmental pollution, control systems, water resources systems, foundations, and surface transportation systems are integrated into this B.Eng.  curriculum, culminating in a series of senior-level professional design courses. These simulate the design processes used in the major areas of civil engineering and prepare students for entry-level positions. BHIST graduates will have successful records in professional practice, research in academic institutions, government and private laboratories, and in managing firms and corporations of all sizes.

Program Objectives

The Program Educational Objectives for Civil Engineering are to prepare our students to:

• Achieve excellence in engineering decision-making and design,
• Attain leadership careers in engineering practice,
• Complete graduate professional engineering education,
• Pursue advanced study and research in engineering, and
• Engage in diverse, alternative career choices.

Employment Opportunities:

Graduate from this program can gain employment or establish a business in the construction industry as;

• Structural Engineer, Geotechnical Engineer, Hydraulic and water Infrastructure Engineer, Environmental Engineer, Land survey and urban planning Engineer, Construction management Engineer

PROGRAM STRUCTURE FOR THE B.Eng IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

General Study Requirements

SPT 100           Sports & Physical Education
CMPE 101        Civics, Morals & Professional Ethics

Language Requirements:
ENG 101          Use of English I
FRE 101           Use of French I
ENG 102          Use of English II
FRE 102           Use of French II

Compulsory Courses:

LEVEL 1:
EMA:101          Engineering Mathematics I (Calculus & Linear Algebra)
COM 101         Introduction to Computer Programming
PHY 101          Physics for Engineers I
CE 101              Fundamentals of Civil Engineering
CHEM 101       General Chemistry
ENP 101           Entrepreneurship Project 1
EMA 102          Engineering Mathematics II
ECE 102           Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering
ESC 102           Principles of Engineering Drawing & Design
MEE 102          Fluid Mechanics I
ESC 104           Workshop & Manufacturing Practices
MEE 106          Material Sciences
EPR 198           Internship I
ENP 102           Entrepreneurship Project II

LEVEL 2:
EMA 201          Engineering Mathematics III (Numerical Methods)
CE 201             Strength of Materials
CE 203             Engineering Geology
CE 205             Computer Aided Drawing-CAD I
CE 207             Hydrology
CE 209             Hydraulics
ENP 201           Entrepreneurship Project III
HSE 201           Industrial Safety
PE 211             Managerial Economics & Financial Analysis

EMA 202          Engineering Mathematics IV (Statistics & Probability)
CE 202              Strength of Materials Lab
CE 202             Geotechnical Engineering
CE 204             Civil Engineering Survey
ENP 202           Entrepreneurship Project IV
CE 208             Civil Engineering Survey Lab
CE 218             Construction Materials
CE 214             Water supply Engineering
EPR 298           Internship II
CE 212             Structural Analysis I

LEVE 3:
EMA 301          Engineering Mathematics V
CE 301             Design of Concrete Structures I
CE 303             Design of Steel Structures I
CE 311             Concrete Technology Lab
CE 307             Environmental Audit & Impact assessment
MEE 305          Fluid Mechanics II
CE 309             Design of urban drainage and Sewer Systems
CE 313             Structural Analysis II
CE 317             Computer Aided Drawing-CAD II
CE 319             Quantity surveying & estimates

EPR 401            Introduction to Methodology of Scientific research
EPR 398           Industrial Placement (3 to 5 months)

LEVEL 4:
CE 401             Design of Concrete Structures II
CE 403             Design of Still Structures II
CE 405             Municipal Solid waste Management Technology
CE 407             Construction Site Management
CE 411             Foundation Engineering
ENP 401           Entrepreneurship Project V
CE 413             Traffic and Highway Engineering
LAW 403         Labor Law and Company Law
CE 417             Urban & Regional planning
CE 415             Pre-stressed Concrete

CE 402             Timber and Masonry
CE 404             Water & Wastewater Treatment
CE 408             Remote sensing and GIS
CE 410             Framework for Concrete structures
CE 406             Pavement Design
PROJ 402         Senior Year Project
CE 406             Earth and Earth Retaining Structures