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Structural Engineering School of Engineering

C. Johnson

I really enjoyed that the department staff were not simply theoretical, but have worked in industry; thus, providing real-world knowledge and examples for us to learn by. Because of this, I consistently go back to notes and test examples for difficult problems that I encounter at my job as a Structural Engineer.

Sample Schedule

The Master's of Engineering with a concentration in Structural Engineering can be completed in approximately 19 months. Course descriptions are available.

Schedule

Total Credit Hours: 30

Note: all courses are 3 credit hours. Select a minimum of 21 hours from the ‘Requirements (CESE) Course list and select a maximum of 9 hours from the Construction Management (CECM) Course list.

First Term

  • CESE 656: Advanced Mechanics for Materials for Structural Engineering
  • Elective

Second Term

  • CESE 662: Advanced Structural Analysis
  • CESE 659: Advanced Reinforced Concrete

Third Term

  • CESE 657: Advanced Design of Steel Structures
  • Elective

Fourth Term

  • CESE 664: Bridge Engineering
  • Elective

Fifth Term

  • CESE 665: Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering
  • CESE 660: Prestressed Concrete Behavior and Design

Electives

  • CECM 669: Advanced Engineering Project Management
  • CECM 671: Construction Liability & Contracts
  • CECM 673: Techniques of Project Planning and Control
  • CECM 674: Green Building Design/Construction
  • CECM 675: Advanced Construction and Engineering Economics
  • CECM 689: Building Information Modeling (BIM) Techniques

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C. Johnson

I really enjoyed that the department staff were not simply theoretical, but have worked in industry; thus, providing real-world knowledge and examples for us to learn by. Because of this, I consistently go back to notes and test examples for difficult problems that I encounter at my job as a Structural Engineer.