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CIVE
Introduction to Civil Engineering
112
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/112)
Int roduct ion t o civil engineering as a career by use of case st udies; alt ernat e
approaches t o engineering designs illust rat ed by use of engineering principles.
Credit Hours: 1
Course Delivery: Classroom
CIVE
Ecology, the Environment, and the Engineer
125
Invest igat ion int o t he nat ure of ecology, man's relat ion wit h t he environment and
man's chance of survival in t hat environment , and t he pot ent ial influence, for good
or bad, of modern man's act ivit ies.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Computer-Aided Design (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/130)
130
Crosslist ed as BSEN 130
Use of comput er-aided design soft ware t o communicat e engineering ideas.

Specificat ions, dimensioning, t olerancing, 2- and 3-D model development ,
t opographic mapping, and process layout wit h environment al, bioprocess, and
biomedical emphases.
Credit Hours: 2
Course Format: Lab 3, Lecture 1
CIVE
Geometric Control Systems
221
Crosslist ed as CONE 2210/221
Prereqs: MATH 106 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/106)/106B

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/106B)/108H
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/108H).
Int roduct ion t o t he t heory and applicat ion of mensurat ion and geomet ric
informat ion processing in civil engineering. Measurement of dist ance, direct ion,
elevat ion, and locat ion using mechanical, elect ronic, and sat ellit e syst ems. Collect ion
of field dat a and error propagat ion. Element ary geomet ric dat a bases for design,
const ruct ion, operat ion, and cont rol of civil works.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus: UNO
CIVE
Construction Materials Laboratory
252
Prereqs: MATH 106 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/106)/106B

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/106B)/108H
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/108H); CNST 251
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CNST/251) or parallel.
Int roduct ion t o ASTM and AASHTO st andard procedures used t o measure soil and
concret e propert ies; common modificat ions t o soil and concret e mixes are discussed
and analyzed.
Credit Hours: 1
Course Format: Lab
CIVE
Fluid Mechanics (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/310)
310
Crosslist ed as MECH 310
Prereqs: MECH 373 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/373); MATH 221

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/221).
Parallel: MECH 20 0 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/MECH /20 0 ).
Fluid st at ics, equat ions of cont inuit y, moment um, and energy dimensional analysis
and dynamic similit ude. Applicat ions t o: flow met ers; fluid pumps and t urbines;
viscous flow and lubricat ion; flow in closed conduit s and open channels. Two-
dimensional pot ent ial flow.
This course is a prerequisite f or: AGEN 453

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/AGEN/453) , AREN 412
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/AREN/412) , CHME 486
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHME/486) , CIVE 352
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/352) , CIVE 425
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/432) , MECH 380
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/380) , MECH 405

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/483)
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Honors: Fluid Mechanics
310H
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/310H)
Prereqs: Good standing in the University Honors Program or by invitation;

MECH 373 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/373), MATH 221
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/221)
Honor st udent s required t o st udy beyond levels expect ed of st udent s in normal

sect ions and prepare a special report .
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Hydraulics Laboratory (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/319)
319
Prereqs: MECH/CIVE 310 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/310) or parrallel.
Hydraulics experiment s and demonst rat ions. Velocit y, pressure and flow
measurement s; pipe flow, open channel flow; hydraulic st ruct ures and machinery,
hydrologic and sediment measurement s and st udent project s.
Credit Hours: 1
Course Format: Lab 3
CIVE
Introduction to Environmental Engineering
326
Prereqs: CHEM 110 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/110) or 111

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/111) or 113
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/113), and MATH 221
Int roduct ion t o principles of environment al engineering including wat er qualit y,

at mospheric qualit y, pollut ion prevent ion, and solid and hazardous wast es
engineering. Design of wat er, air, and wast e management syst ems.
This course is a prerequisite f or: BSEN 455

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/BSEN/455) , CIVE 419
Credit Hours: 3
Course Format: Lecture
CIVE
Honors: Introduction to Environmental Engineering
326H
Crosslist ed as BSEN 326H
Prereqs: Good standing in the University Honors Program or by invitation:

CHEM 110 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/110) or 111
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/113), MATH 221

Int roduct ion t o principles of environment al engineering including wat er qualit y,

at mospheric qualit y, pollut ion prevent ion, and solid and hazardous wast es
engineering. Design of wat er, air, and wast e management syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Environmental Engineering Laboratory
327
Prereqs: CHEM 110 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/110) or 111

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/113), and MATH 221
Parallel: CIVE/BSEN 326 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/BSEN/326).
Environment al engineering experiment s, demonst rat ions, field t rips, and project s.
Experiment s include t he measurement and det erminat ion of environment al qualit y
paramet ers such as solids, dissolved oxygen, biochemical and chemical oxygen
demand, and alkalinit y.
This course is a prerequisite f or: CIVE 419

Credit Hours: 1
Course Format: Lab 3
CIVE
Concrete Materials (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/328)
328
Prereqs: CHEM 111 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/111) and MECH 223

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/223).
Physical propert ies of cement and concret e. Sampling, t est ing, inspect ing. Design of
mixt ures. Fact ors affect ing st rengt h. Specificat ions. Building forms and placing
concret e.
Credit Hours: 2
CIVE
Introduction to Geotechnical Engineering
334
Prereqs: MECH 325 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/325).
Parallel: CIVE 310 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/310 ).
Soil composit ion, st ruct ure and phase relat ionships; soil classificat ion. Principles of
effect ive st ress; loading induced subsurface st resses; load hist ory; deformat ion and
failure of soils. Elast ic and limit analysis wit h applicat ions t o design for bearing
capacit y, set t lement , ret aining walls, and slope st abilit y. St eady-st at e seepage.

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/434) , CIVE 434L
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/434L) , CIVE 436
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/436) , CIVE 436L
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/436L) , CIVE 472
Credit Hours: 4
CIVE
Introduction to Structural Engineering
341
Int roduct ion t o t he analysis and design of st ruct ural syst ems. Analyses of
det erminat e and indet erminat e t russes, beams, and frames, and design philosophies
for st ruct ural engineering. Laborat ory experiment s deal wit h t he analysis of
det erminat e and indet erminat e st ruct ures.

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/459) , CONE 416
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CONE/416)
Credit Hours: 4
CIVE
Introduction to Water Resources Engineering
352
Prereqs: CIVE/MECH 310 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/310).
Int roduct ion t o wat er resources engineering design and planning, surface hydrology,
ground wat er hydraulics, reservoirs, and ot her cont rol st ruct ures. Int roduct ion t o
field measurement and comput at ional met hods in wat er resources.
This course is a prerequisite f or: BSEN 455

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/BSEN/455) , CIVE 419
Credit Hours:
3
Course Format: Lecture 3
CIVE
Hydrology (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/353)
353/853
Crosslist ed as NRES 853
Prereqs: MATH 106 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/106), not available

for credit for engineering students.
Int roduct ion t o t he principles of hydrology, wit h emphasis on t he component s of

t he hydrologic cycle: precipit at ion, evaporat ion, groundwat er flow, surface runoff,
infilt rat ion, precipit at ion runoff relat ionships.

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/456) , LARC 487
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/LARC/487)
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Highway Engineering (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/361)
361
Prereqs: CIVE/CONE 221 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CONE/221) (CONE 2210

(UNO)) MECH 223 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/223).
Int roduct ion t o t he principles of highway engineering and t raffic operat ions and
cont rol.

Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Materials of Construction
378
Int roduct ion t o t he behavior, t est ing, and design of soil, port land cement concret e,
st eel, wood and composit es. Experiment s covering t he concept s of st ress and st rain
under axial, t orsional, shear and flexural loading condit ions. Common ASTM
laborat ory t est procedures and specificat ions, field qualit y cont rol t est s and
st at ist ical applicat ions.

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/471) , CNST 411
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CNST/411)
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Professional Practice and Management in Civil Engineering
385
Prereqs: Junior standing and CIVE major.
Basic element s of civil engineering pract ice. Roles of all part icipant s in t he process-
owners, designers, archit ect s, cont ract ors, and suppliers. Basic concept s in business
management , public policy, leadership, and professional licensure. Professional
relat ions, civic responsibilit ies, and et hical obligat ions for engineering pract ice.
Project management , cont ract s, allocat ion of resources, project est imat ing,
planning, and cont rols.

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/489) , CIVE 489H
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Civil Engineering Systems
401/801
Prereqs: MATH 221 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/221).
Syst ems analysis approach t o civil engineering problems. Syst ems model element s
and principles of syst ems t heory wit h applicat ions t o civil engineering.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Flow Systems Design (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/419)
419/819
Prereqs: CIVE 326 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/326) or CIVE 327

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/327); parallel CIVE 352
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/352).
Applicat ion of hydraulic principles t o t he design of wat er dist ribut ion syst ems,
wast ewat er and st ormwat er collect ion syst ems, channelized flow syst ems, and
t reat ment facilit ies.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Hazardous Waste Management and Treatment
421/821
Prereqs: CIVE 326 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/326)/BSEN 326

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/BSEN/326).
Survey of t he hazardous wast e management syst em in t he USA. St at e and federal

hazardous wast e regulat ions. Chemical charact erist ics of hazardous wast e and unit
operat ions and precesses used for t reat ment of soil, wat er, and air.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Pollution Prevention: Principles and Practices
422/822
Crosslist ed as BSEN 422/822
Prereqs: Permission.
Int roduct ion t o pollut ion prevent ion (P2) and wast e minimizat ion met hods.
Pract ical applicat ions t o small businesses and indust ries. Legislat ive and hist orical
development of P2 syst ems analysis, wast e est imat ion, P2 met hods, P2 economics,
and sources of P2 informat ion.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Solid Waste Management Engineering
424/824
Prereqs: CIVE 326 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/326), CIVE 334

Planning, design and operat ion of solid and wast e collect ion processing, t reat ment ,
and disposal syst ems including mat erials, resources and energy recovery syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Process Design in Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment
425
Prereqs: CIVE/BSEN 326 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/BSEN/326) and

CIVE/MECH 310 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/310).
Design of unit operat ions and processes associat ed wit h drinking wat er and
wast ewat er t reat ment facilit ies.

Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Design of Water Treatment Facilities
426/826
Prereqs: CIVE 425 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/425) or permission.
Analysis of wat er supplies and design of t reat ment and dist ribut ion syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Design of Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Facilities
427/827
Prereqs: CIVE 425 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/425) or permission.
Analysis of syst ems for wast ewat er t reat ment and disposal.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Fundamentals of Water Quality Modeling
430/830
Prereqs: CIVE 326 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/326).
Comprehensive st udy of wat er qualit y and t he effect s of various wat er pollut ant s on
t he aquat ic environment ; modeling of wat er qualit y variables.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Small Treatment Systems
431/831
Prereqs: Parallel CIVE/BSEN 425 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/BSEN/425).
Design of small and decent ralized wast e wat er management syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Bioremediation of Hazardous Wastes
432/832
Prereqs: CIVE/BSEN 326 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/BSEN/326) and

CIVE/MECH 310 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/310).
Principles, applicat ions, and limit at ions of bioremediat ion of hazardous wast es and
design of some bioremediat ion syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Soil Mechanics II (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/434)
434/834
Applicat ion of t he effect ive st ress principle t o shear st rengt h of cohesive soil;
analysis of st abilit y of slopes. Development of cont inuum relat ionships for soil;
solut ions for st resses and displacement s for an elast ic cont inuum. Solut ion of t he
consolidat ion equat ion for various init ial and boundary condit ions.
This course is a prerequisite f or: CIVE 434L

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/434L)
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Soil Mechanics II Lab (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/434L)
434L/834L
Prereqs: CIVE 334 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/334) and parallel CIVE

434 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/434).
Det erminat ion of shear st rengt h, deformat ion charact erist ics, permeabilit y, and
cust om soil t est ing prot ocols t o charact erize soil behavior as part of slope st abilit y
analysis and design, solid wast e cont ainment , and finit e element modeling.
Credit Hours: 1
CIVE
Foundation Engineering
436/836
Optional lab CIVE 436L (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/436L)/CIVE 836L
(h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/836L).
Subsoil explorat ion and int erpret at ion; select ion of foundat ion syst ems;
det erminat ion of allowable bearing capacit y and set t lement ; design of deep
foundat ions; pile driving analysis; cont rol of groundwat er.
Credit Hours:
3
CIVE
Foundation Engineering Lab
436L/836L
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/436L)
Det erminat ion of shear st rengt h, consolidat ion charact erist ics, and cust om soil
t est ing prot ocols t o charact erize soil behavior as part of foundat ion analysis and
design.
Credit Hours: 1
CIVE
Introduction to Bridge Engineering
439/839
Prereqs: CIVE 440 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/440)/840

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/840) or 441
St ruct ural t ypes, bridge loads, design of bridge slabs, st eel girder bridges, and
prest ressed concret e girder bridges. Evaluat ion of exist ing bridges. Problems relat ed
t o fat igue and corrosion. Field t est ing of bridges.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Reinforced Concrete Design I
440/840
Int roduct ion t o t he design concept s of reinforced concret e building component s.

The design of flexural and compression members, simple walls, foundat ions, and
floor syst ems using t he lat est American Concret e Inst it ut e (ACI) design
requirement s.

Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Steel Design I (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/441)
441
Int roduct ion t o t he design concept s for st ruct ural st eel building component s.
Design of t ension members, bolt ed and welded connect ions, column members, and
beam members. Limit st at es design concept s used t hroughout , and emphasis on
behavior of members and code design procedures.

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/446) , CONE 417
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CONE/417)
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Structural Analysis (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/443)
443
Prereqs: CIVE 441 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/441) or parallel.
Cont inuat ion of analysis for st ruct ural syst ems. Mat rix analysis met hods and
comput er solut ions for indet erminat e st ruct ures. Moment dist ribut ion met hod.
Int roduct ion t o analysis for non-linear effect s.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Structural Design and Planning
444/844
Prereqs: CIVE 440 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/440) and CIVE 441

CIVE 844 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/844) is not available for gradu ate credit for civil
engineering stu dents.
Principles of design of st eel and reinforced concret e st ruct ural building syst ems,
planning of building vert ical and horizont al load resist ing syst ems, and bridge
syst ems. Several design project s involve indet erminat e analysis and design concept s
for bot h st eel and reinforced concret e.
Credit Hours: 3
ACE Outcomes: 10
CIVE
Steel Design II (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/446)
446/846
CIVE 446 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/446)/846

(h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/846) is a continu ation of th e topics covered in CIVE 441
(h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/441).
The principles and procedures used in design of st eel buildings, design of plat e
girders, design and analysis of building syst ems, design and analysis of composit e
st eel-concret e building syst ems, innovat ive building syst ems, int roduct ion t o
seismic design of st eel buildings. Plat e buckling, beam, column and beam-column
design, and frame st abilit y. Int roduct ion t o connect ion design.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Reinforced Concrete Design II
447/847

(h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/847) is a continu ation of topics covered in CIVE 440
(h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/440 )/840 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/840 ).
Shear frict ion t heory, st rut -and-t ie modeling, anchorage, deflect ion, slender and bi-
axially loaded members, t orsion, t wo-way act ion and punching shear, and foot ing
design. Excel spreadsheet s are developed and used for various design t asks.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Introduction to Finite Element Analysis
451
Mat rix met hods of analysis. Finit e element st iffness met hod. Comput er programs.
Applicat ions t o st ruct ures and soils. Int roduct ion t o finit e element analysis of fluid
flow.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Water Resources Development
452/852
Theory and applicat ion of syst ems engineering wit h emphasis on opt imizat ion and
simulat ion t echniques for evaluat ing alt ernat ives in wat er resources development s
relat ed t o wat er supply, flood cont rol, hydroelect ric power, drainage, wat er qualit y,
wat er dist ribut ion, irrigat ion, and wat er measurement .
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Hydraulic Engineering (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/454)
454/854
Fundament als of hydraulics wit h applicat ions of mechanics of solids, mechanics of

fluids, and engineering economics t o t he design of hydraulic st ruct ures. Cont inuit y,
moment um, and energy principles are applied t o special problems from various
branches of hydraulic engineering.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Engineering
455/855
Prereqs: BSEN 326 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/BSEN/326) or CIVE 326

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/326); BSEN 350
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/BSEN/350) or AGEN 350
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/AGEN/350) or CIVE 352
Ident ificat ion, charact erizat ion, and assessment of nonpoint source pollut ant s;
t ransport mechanisms and remediat ion t echnologies; design met hodologies and case
st udies.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Surface Water Hydrology
456/856

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/353)/CIVE 853
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/853) or permission.
St ochast ic analysis of hydrological dat a and processes including rainfall, runoff,

infilt rat ion, t emperat ure, solar radiat ion, wind, and non-point pollut ion. Space-
t ime hydrologic modeling wit h emphasis on t he applicat ion of t echniques in t he
design of engineering project s.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Groundwater Engineering
458/858
Prereqs: CIVE 352 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/352) or AGEN 350

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/AGEN/350) or BSEN 350
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/BSEN/350) or equivalent.
Applicat ion of engineering principles t o t he movement of groundwat er. Analysis

and design of wells, well fields, and art ificial recharge. Analysis of pollut ant
movement .
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Reliability of Structures
459/859
Fundament al concept s relat ed t o st ruct ural reliabilit y, safet y measures, load models,
resist ance models, syst em reliabilit y, opt imum safet y levels, and opt imizat ion of
design codes.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Urban Transportation Planning
461/861
Development of urban t ransport at ion planning object ives and goals. Dat a collect ion
procedures, land use and t ravel forecast ing t echniques, t rip generat ion, t rip
dist ribut ion, modal choice analyses, and t raffic assignment . Sit e development and
t raffic impact analysis.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Highway Design (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/462)
462/862
Design of roadways, int ersect ions, int erchanges, parking facilit ies, and land
development sit e access and circulat ion. Emphasis on design project s.

Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Traffic Engineering (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/863)
463/863

(h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/863) emph asizes design projects.
Design of signalized int ersect ions, art erial st reet and net work signal syst ems, and
freeway cont rol syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Airport Planning and Design
468/868
Planning and design of general aviat ion and air carrier airport s. Land-side
component s include vehicle ground-access syst ems, vehicle circulat ion parking, and
t erminal buildings. Air-side component s include aircraft apron-gat e area, t axi-way
syst em, runway syst em, and air t raffic cont rol facilit ies and airspace. Emphasis on
design project s.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Computer-Aided Interchange Design
469/869

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/862) or equivalent.
CIVE 469 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/469) requ ires th e development of an interch ange
design project u sing graph ical and civil engineering software.
Principles of high-speed t raffic operat ions, safet y, and decision making relat ed t o
crit ical design paramet ers used for opt imal int erchange geomet ric designs.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Bituminous Materials and Mixtures Laboratory
471/871
Prereqs: CIVE 378 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/378) or equivalent.
Port land Cement and Asphalt Concret e Laborat ory. Laborat ory and field procedures
used t o obt ain port land cement and asphalt concret es for engineered const ruct ion.
Credit Hours: 1
Course Format: Lab
CIVE
Pavement Design and Evaluation
472/872
Thickness design of flexible and rigid pavement syst ems for highways and airport s;
design of paving mat erials; evaluat ion and st rengt hening of exist ing pavement s.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Water Quality Strategy (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/475)
475/875
Crosslist ed as AGRO 475/875, CRPL 475/875, GEOL 475/875, MSYM 475/875,

NRES 475/875, POLS 475/875, SOCI 475/875, SOIL 475, WATS 475
Prereqs: Senior standing or permission.
Capstone cou rse.
Holist ic approach t o t he select ion and analysis of planning st rat egies for prot ect ing
wat er qualit y from nonpoint sources of cont aminat ion. Int roduct ion t o t he use of
met hods of analyzing t he impact of st rat egies on whole syst ems and subsyst ems;
for select ing st rat egies; and for evaluat ing present st rat egies.
Credit Hours: 3
ACE Outcomes: 10
CIVE
Construction Cost Controls
476
Prereqs: ACCT 306 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/ACCT/306) or 201

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/ACCT/201) and 202
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/ACCT/202).
Development of cost account ing principles and financial cont rols appropriat e for
const ruct ion cont ract ors. Includes purchasing policies and procedures, labor and
equipment cost report ing t echniques, account ing procedures for cont rol of
mat erials and supplies, billing met hods, principles of financial report ing and
analysis.
Credit Hours: 3
CIVE
Computational Problem Solving In Civil Engineering
481/881
Int roduct ion of numerical met hods t o solve problems in civil engineering, including
finding root s of equat ions, solving linear algebra equat ions, opt imizat ion, curve
fit t ing, numerical different iat ion and int egrat ion, and finit e difference met hod.
Comput at ional met hods in numerical int egrat ion, mat rix operat ions and ordinary
different ial equat ions as t hey apply t o civil engineering problems.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus: UNO
CIVE
Senior Design Project (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/489)
489
Prereqs: Senior standing and CIVE 385

CIVE 489 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/489) requ ires th e formu lation and completion of a
civil engineering design project.
This course has no descript ion.
Credit Hours: 3
Course Format:
Independent Study
ACE Outcomes: 10
CIVE
Honors: Senior Design Project
489H
Prereqs: Senior standing; parallel CIVE 385

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/385); good standing in the University
Honors Program or by invitation.
CIVE 489H (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/489H ) requ ires stu dy beyond th e level expected of
non-h onors section and rqu ires th e preparation of a special report.
Credit Hours: 3
ACE Outcomes: 10
CIVE
Special Topics in Civil Engineering
498/898
Special problems, t opics, or research in civil engineering.
Credit Hours: 1-6
Max credits per degree:

6
CIVE
Honors Thesis (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/499H)
499H
Prereqs: Senior standing in civil engineering and admission in the University

Honors Program.
Honors t hesis research project meet ing t he requirement s of t he Universit y Honors

Program. Independent research project execut ed under t he guidance of a member of
t he facult y of t he Depart ment of Civil Engineering which cont ribut es t o t he
advancement of knowledge in t he field. Culminat es in t he present at ion of an honors
t hesis t o t he Depart ment and College.
Credit Hours: 1-3
CIVE
Physical and Chemical Treatment Processes in Environmental
823
Engineering (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/823)

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/425) or permission
Evaluat ion and analysis of physical and chemical unit operat ions and processes
applied t o t he t reat ment of wat er, wast ewat er, and hazardous wast es.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Environmental Engineering Chemistry
828
Prereqs: CIVE 326 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/326) or equivalent
Basic concept s from general chemist ry. Thermodynamic and kinet ic basis for t he
composit ion of aquat ic syst ems. Equilibrium chemist ry, including acid-base
react ions, reduct ion-oxidat ion react ions, met al speciat ion and precipit at ion, and
gas/liquid part it ioning.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus: UNO
CIVE
Biological Waste Treatment
829
Principles of biological processes and t heir applicat ion in t he design of wast e

t reat ment syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Experimental Soil Mechanics
835 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/835)
Prereqs: CIVE 834 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/834) or permission
Advanced soil t est ing procedures including consolidat ed undrained t riaxial t est s
wit h pore pressure measurement s; det erminat ion of pore pressure paramet ers A
and B; back pressure confined compression; t riaxial loading along various st ress
pat hs t o failure.
Credit Hours: 2
Campus:
CIVE
Structural Dynamics (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/842)
842
Prereqs: CIVE 341 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/341)
Dynamic behavior of civil engineering st ruct ures. Free and forced vibrat ions of mult i
degree-of-freedom syst ems. Response of cont inuous beam and frames. Elast o-plast ic
behavior. Dynamic loads on bridges. Analysis and design considerat ions for buildings
and bridges subject ed t o seismic loadings. Applicat ion of comput er-aided numerical
procedures.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Advanced Structural Analysis
845
Comput at ion of st ress result ant s in st at ically indet erminat e st ruct ures including
beams, planar and t hree-dimensional frames and t russes, using mat rix formulat ions
(finit e element met hod). Shearing and axial deformat ions in addit ion t o t he usual
flexural deformat ions. Effect s of t emperat ure and pre-st rain, support
displacement s, elast ic support s, and axial-flexural int eract ion.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Reinforced Masonry Design
849
Analysis and design of reinforced masonry st ruct ures. Clay and concret e mat erials.
Flexure, shear, bond, and axial force. Foundat ions, columns, walls. Design for lat eral
forces.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Prestressed Concrete (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/850)
850
Prereqs: CIVE 341 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/341) and CIVE 440

Analysis and design of prest ressed concret e members. Axial force, bending, shear,
t orsion, prest ress losses, init ial and long-t erm deflect ion, part ial prest ressing,
st at ically indet erminat e st ruct ures.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Introduction to Finite Element Analysis
851
Prereqs: MECH 325 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/325) and MECH 880

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/880) or permission
Mat rix met hods of analysis. The finit e element st iffness met hod. Comput er
programs. Applicat ions t o st ruct ures and soils. Int roduct ion t o finit e element
analysis of fluid flow.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Applied Structural Analysis
857
Review of basic concept s. Mesh generat ion using a preprocessor. 2D and 3D Model
generat ion. Boundary condit ions. Implicit and explicit solut ion algorit hms.
Int erpret at ion of analysis result s using a post -processor. Solut ion of problems using
exist ing FE soft ware.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Analysis and Estimation of Transportation Demand
864

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/861) or equivalent
Int roduct ion t o concept ual, met hodological and mat hemat ical foundat ions of
analysis and design of t ransport at ion services. Review of probabilist ic modeling.
Applicat ion of discret e choice models t o demand analysis.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Highway Geometrics (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/865)
865

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/862) or equivalent
Principles of highway geomet rics. Sight dist ance, design vehicles, vehicle
charact erist ics, horizont al and vert ical alignment , cross sect ion element s, and at -
grade int ersect ions and int erchanges.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Transportation Characteristics
866

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/863) or equivalent; MATH/STAT 380
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/STAT/380) or equivalent.
Use of t he concept s of volume, speed, densit y, and capacit y t o describe t he

charact erist ics and performance of surface, air, and wat er t ransport at ion syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Transportation Safety Engineering
867
Prereqs: Permission
Safet y crit eria in t he planning, design, and operat ion phases of highway, rail,
airport , mass t ransit , pipeline, and wat erway t ransport at ion syst ems. Background
of safet y legislat ion and funding requirement s. Ident ificat ion of high accident
locat ions and met hods t o det ermine cost /effect iveness of improvement s.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Engineering Economy (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/880)
880
Prereqs: Permission
Economic comparison of engineering alt ernat ives. Equipment select ion and
replacement , depreciat ion, break-even point s, and minimum-cost point s.
Credit Hours: 2
Campus:
CIVE
Masters Thesis (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/899)
899
Prereqs: Admission to masters degree program and permission of major adviser
Credit Hours: 6-10
Campus:
CIVE
Water Resources Engineering
915
Prereqs: MATH 821 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/821), CIVE 852

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/852) and permission
Techniques for relat ing economic object ives, engineering analysis, and government
planning.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Environmental Law and Water Resource Management Seminar
916
Crosslist ed as LAW 774G, NRES 916
Prereqs: Permission
An int erdisciplinary seminar wit h t he Depart ment of Civil Engineering.

Cont emporary environment al issues and wat er resource management .
Credit Hours: 1-4
Max credits per degree: 4
Campus:
CIVE
Advanced Topics in Hazardous Waste Treatment
921
Applicat ion of exist ing and innovat ive t echnologies in t he remediat ion of hazardous
wast es, including met hods for t reat ment and disposal of cont aminat ed soil, surface
wat ers, groundwat ers, and gases.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Advanced Topics in Water Treatment
926
Prereqs: CIVE *826 or CIVE 830 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/830)
Theoret ical basis of wat er t reat ment , advanced and emerging syst ems for wat er
t reat ment , purificat ion and reclamat ion.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Advanced Topics in Wastewater Treatment
927

Theoret ical basis of wast ewat er t reat ment , st udy of advanced and emerging syst ems
for wast ewat er t reat ment and reclamat ion.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Industrial Waste Management Engineering
Prereqs: CIVE *828, *CIVE 829 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/829)
Indust rial wast e sources, charact erist ics, t reat ment and disposal.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Industrial Waste Laboratory
929
Prereqs: or parallel: CIVE 927 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/927)
Det erminat ion of t he charact erist ics of indust rial wast ewat ers and evaluat ion of
t reat ment met hods, including field surveys, laborat ory analyses, and pilot plant
st udies.
Credit Hours: 1
Campus:
CIVE
Advanced and Industrial Wastewater Treatment
930
Prereqs: CIVE *826. Parallel: CIVE *829.
Charact erist ics of municipal and indust rial wast ewat ers, t heory of t reat ment , and
design of unit processes for wast ewat er reclamat ion.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Theoretical Soil Mechanics II
934
Prereqs: CIVE 834 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/834) or permission;

MATH 821 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/821)
Analyt ical and approximat e solut ions t o seepage problems encount ered in t he
analysis of eart h st ruct ures t hat impound wat er. Problems dealing wit h est imat ing
t he quant it y of seepage, definit ion of t he flow domain, uplift pressure, piping, and
slope st abilit y.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Advanced Foundation Engineering
936
Case hist ories of select project s in foundat ion engineering; current procedures for
design and const ruct ion of excavat ions, foundat ions, and eart h-ret aining
st ruct ures.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
Course Delivery:
Classroom
CIVE
Applied Soil Mechanics
937

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/836), or permission
Case hist ories represent ing st at e-of-t he-art solut ions of geot echnical problems,
e.g., st ruct ures composed of soil, preloading, slope st abilit y, seismic design,
emphasizing geological, analyt ical, experiment al, and judgment al fact ors.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Behavior of Steel Members
940

Behavior and/or design of st ruct ural st eel members and t heir connect ions. Torsion
effect s on open and closed t hin walled members. Frame buckling and st abilit y
considerat ions in st ruct ural st eel frames. Dynamic analysis and seismic design
considerat ions.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Behavior of Reinforced Concrete Members
941
Rigorous t reat ment of t he behavior of st ruct ural component s of reinforced

concret e, bot h convent ionally reinforced and prest ressed, as int erpret ed by
experiment al evidence and relat ed t heory, when subject ed t o loads producing elast ic
or plast ic st rains or a combinat ion of bot h. Select ed laborat ory demonst rat ions on
t he behavior of reinforced concret e members.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Behavior of Miscellaneous Structural Materials
944
Prereqs: CIVE 845 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/845), MATH 820

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/820) or MATH 821
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/821)
Analysis of t he behavior of st ruct ural component s and syst ems composed of such
mat erials as light gage cold-formed st eel, aluminum, t imber, plywood, brick and
concret e block, compressed fibrous mat erials, and composit e arrangement s of
st ruct ural mat erials. Use is made of current ly approved nat ional specificat ions or
codes. Select ed laborat ory demonst rat ions of t he behavior of members const ruct ed
from miscellaneous st ruct ural mat erials.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Structural Design for Dynamic Loads
945
Prereqs: MECH 880 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/880), CIVE 845

Behavior of st ruct ural mat erials and syst ems under dynamic loads. Analysis and
design for dynamic loads. Comput at ional t echniques. Select ed laborat ory
demonst rat ions of t he dynamic behavior of st ruct ural syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Advanced Structural Engineering
946
Prereqs: Permission
Cont emporary development s in t he analysis and design of space-spanning and space-

enclosing st ruct ures, including appropriat e mat hemat ical and mechanical met hods
of analysis. Laborat ory inst ruct ion in t he t est ing and int erpret at ion of t he behavior
of space-spanning and space-enclosing st ruct ures.
Credit Hours: 2-6
Campus:
CIVE
Blast-resistant Structural Design
948
Int roduct ion t o explosion effect s. Air-blast . Fragment at ion. Single-Degree-of-

Freedom (SDOF) analysis. Equivalent SDOF syst ems. Pressure-impulse diagrams.
Energy solut ions. St eel design. Reinforced concret e design. Masonry design.
Progressive collapse. Windows and doors.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Steel Bridge Design (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/949)
949

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/836) and CIVE 446
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/446)/846
Analysis and design of st eel bridges for short -, medium-, and long-span road and
wat er crossings. St ringer bridges. Truss, arch, cable-st ayed, and suspension bridges.
High performance st eel and accelerat ed const ruct ion.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Concrete Bridge Design
950

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/836) and CIVE 447
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/447)/847
Analysis and design of cast -in-pace and precast prest ressed concret e bridges.
St ringer bridges. High performance concret e and rapid const ruct ion met hods.
Spliced girders, segment al box girders, and ot her long span bridge syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Water Resources Planning
952
Techniques of solving t opical wat er problems including groundwat er cont aminat ion
cont rol, conflict resolut ion and risk analysis for cont aminat ion and river sediment
management . Research and t eamwork, including present at ion.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Advanced Hydraulics (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/954)
954
Prereqs: CIVE 854 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/854) or equivalent and

permission
Advanced st udies involving pipe and culvert hydraulics, rapidly-varied flow in open
channels, sediment t ransport , river mechanics, cont rol, and design.
Credit Hours:
3
Campus:
CIVE
Solute Movement in Soils
955
Crosslist ed as GEOL 985, AGRO 955, AGEN 955
Prereqs: MATH 208 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/208); AGRO 861

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/AGRO/861) or GEOL 888
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/GEOL/888) or MSYM 852
(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MSYM/852) or CIVE 858
Knowledge of a programming langu age. MATH 821 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/MATH /821)
recommended. Offered even-nu mbered calendar years.
Examinat ion of t he t heory and experiment al evidence available t o charact erize t he

movement of chemicals in soil. Bot h sat urat ed and unsat urat ed flow condit ions
examined. Init ial present at ion of basic t heoret ical concept s. Remainder of class a
discussion of t he lit erat ure.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Groundwater Mechanics
958
Theory of fluid and cont aminant movement in groundwat er syst ems. Analyt ic
modeling of aquifers, wells and well fields, and t ransport .
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Groundwater Modeling (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/959)
959
Modeling t echniques for groundwat er syst ems, finit e difference, finit e element
met hods and ot her numerical t echniques applied t o bot h flow and t ransport
problems. Applicat ions t o bot h groundwat er hydrology and geot echnical
engineering.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Mass Transit Systems (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/961)
961
Prereqs: Permission
The place of mass t ransit in solving urban t ransport at ion problems: t ransit syst em
and t erminal charact erist ics and planning crit eria. Speed, capacit y, accessibilit y, and
operat ion of mass t ransit syst ems. Fut ure prospect s in t ransit t echnology and case
st udies of exist ing syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
Classroom
Course Delivery:
CIVE
Application of Geographic Information Systems GIS to
962
Transportation (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/962)
Geographic Informat ion Syst ems (GIS) st ruct ure, funct ions, and concept s such as
spat ial dat a models, relat ional dat abases, and spat ial analyses. GIS project planning,
management , and applicat ions t o t ransport at ion-relat ed issues.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Highway Safety Data Analysis
963
Prereqs: STAT 801 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/STAT/801) or equivalent; and

permission
Highway safet y issues and appropriat e accident dat a analyses. Quant ify changes in
safet y when modificat ions are made t o highways in an effort t o enhance safet y.
Judge report ed safet y improvement s and carry out appropriat e analyses for
assessing t he effect iveness of safet y improvement s.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Theory of Traffic Flow (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/964)
964
Prereqs: STAT 801 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/STAT/801) or equivalent; and

CIVE 866 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/866)
Analysis of t raffic charact erist ics as applied t o t raffic engineering facilit y design and
flow opt imizat ion. Capacit y of expressways, ramps, weaving sect ions, and
int ersect ions. Analyt ical approaches t o flow analysis, queueing t heory, flow densit y
relat ionships, and t raffic simulat ion.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Traffic Control Systems
965
Prereqs: CIVE 966 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/966) and permission
Principles of t raffic cont rol. Design and analysis of int ersect ion, art erial st reet ,
net work, and freeway cont rol syst ems. Traffic surveillance and driver informat ion
syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Transportation Planning and Economics
Communit y growt h and development based on planning decisions regarding land use
whereby t ransport at ion facilit ies are fit t ed t o land use. Economic st udies t hat
consider t he consequences t o t ransport at ion agencies, users, and nonusers. Agency
expendit ures, capit al out lay and annual expenses for maint enance and operat ions.
User consequences such as vehicle operat ing cost s; commercial t ime cost s; accident
cost s; discomfort and inconvenience cost s; and assignment of money valuat ions t o
pleasure, recreat ion, and cult ure. Nonusers consequences such as cost reduct ions or
increases in public services; increases in value of crops and nat ural resources where
areas become more readily accessible; changes in business and indust rial act ivit ies;
and increase or decrease of resident ial propert y values.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
CIVE
Analysis and Design of Transportation Supply Systems
967
Prereqs: Permission
Operat ions research t echniques for modeling syst em performance and design of
t ransport at ion services. Rout ing and scheduling problems. Net work equilibrat ion
and part ially dist ribut ed queuing syst ems.
Credit Hours: 3
Campus:
Classroom
Course Delivery:
CIVE
Seminar in Civil Engineering
989
Prereqs: Permission
Current t opics, research project s, and review of current lit erat ure in t he various
areas of civil engineering.
Credit Hours: 1
Campus:
CIVE
Special Problems in Civil Engineering
998
Prereqs: Permission
Reading and evaluat ion of t echnical publicat ions concerned wit h t heory and/or
experiment al dat a. Subsequent assignment s are coordinat ed wit h t he st udent s
part icular int erest s in his/her field of specializat ion.
Credit Hours: 1-6
Campus:
CIVE
Doctoral Dissertation (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/999)
999
Prereqs: Admission to doctoral degree program and permission of supervisory

committee chair
Credit Hours: 1-24
Campus:

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Independent Study (1)

Personalized System of Instruction

10 Integrated Product (4)

Course Delivery: Classroom

Course Delivery: Classroom

Use of comput er-aided design soft ware t o communicat e engineering ideas.

Course Format: Lab 3, Lecture 1

Course Delivery: Classroom

Crosslist ed as CONE 2210/221

Prereqs: MATH 106 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/106)/106B

Course Format: Lab 3, Lecture 2

Course Delivery: Classroom

Prereqs: MATH 106 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MATH/106)/106B

Course Format: Lab

Course Delivery: Classroom

Prereqs: MECH 373 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/373); MATH 221

Parallel: MECH 20 0 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/MECH /20 0 ).

This course is a prerequisite f or: AGEN 453

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/431) , MECH 436

Course Delivery: Classroom

Prereqs: Good standing in the University Honors Program or by invitation;

Honor st udent s required t o st udy beyond levels expect ed of st udent s in normal

Course Delivery: Classroom

Prereqs: MECH/CIVE 310 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CIVE/310) or parrallel.

Course Format: Lab 3

Course Delivery: Classroom

Crosslist ed as BSEN 326

Prereqs: CHEM 110 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/110) or 111

Int roduct ion t o principles of environment al engineering including wat er qualit y,

This course is a prerequisite f or: BSEN 455

Course Format: Lecture

Course Delivery: Classroom

Crosslist ed as BSEN 326H

Prereqs: Good standing in the University Honors Program or by invitation:

(http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/113), MATH 221

Int roduct ion t o principles of environment al engineering including wat er qualit y,

Course Format: Lecture

Course Delivery: Classroom

Crosslist ed as BSEN 327

Prereqs: CHEM 110 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/110) or 111

This course is a prerequisite f or: CIVE 419

Course Format: Lab 3

Course Delivery: Classroom

Prereqs: CHEM 111 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/CHEM/111) and MECH 223

Course Delivery: Classroom

Prereqs: MECH 325 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/325).

Parallel: CIVE 310 (h ttp://bu lletin.u nl.edu /cou rses/CIVE/310 ).

This course is a prerequisite f or: CIVE 424

Course Delivery: Classroom

Prereqs: MECH 325 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/325).

This course is a prerequisite f or: CIVE 440

Course Delivery: Classroom

Prereqs: CIVE/MECH 310 (http://bulletin.unl.edu/courses/MECH/310).

This course is a prerequisite f or: BSEN 455

Course Format: Lecture 3

Course Delivery: Classroom

Crosslist ed as NRES 853