UNIVERSITY OF CEBU

Osmena Blvd., corner Sanciangko Street Cebu City , Philippines

REVISED CURRICULUM
( Effective First Semester , SY. 1997-1998 ) Modified 2004 - 2005

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FIRST YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER Course No. MATH 1E MATH 7 CHEM. 1A CHEM. 1A ES 1A ENGL. 1 ENGL. 1H ECON. 1N PE 1 Course Description Lec College Algebra 5 Plane Trigonometry 3 Gen. Chemistry 1 ( Lec ) 3 Gen. Chemistry 1 ( Lab ) 0 Engineering Drawing 1 0 Communication Arts 1 3 Remedial Instruction in Grammar 3 Economics, Taxation & Agrarian Reform 3 Self-Testing Activities Lab 0 0 0 3 6 0 0 0 Units 5 3 3 1 2 3 3 3 2 25.0 Pre-requisites

FIRST YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER MATH 13 MATH 17E CHEM. 2A CHEM. 2A ES 2A ENGL. 2 ENGL. 51A GE 221 PE 2 Solid Mensuration & Spherical Trigo Analytic Geometry Gen. Chemistry 2 ( lec ) Gen. Chemistry 2 ( lab ) Engineering Drawing 2 (w/CAD) Communication Arts 2 Survey of World Literature Environmental Science Rhythmic Activities 3 3 0 0 3 0 6 0 0 0 3 3 0 3 2 3 3 2 2 22.0 Math 1E, Math 7 Math 1E, Math 7 Chem. 1A (lec ) Chem. 1A ( lab ) ES 1A Engl. 1 ******************** Chem. 1A(lec/lab) PE 1

3 1

0 3 3 2 -

SECOND YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER MATH 18 PHYS. 1A PHYS. 1A ENGL. 24 PSYCH. 1 POL. SC. 6 SOC. SC. 1D PE 3 CWTS-1 Differential Calculus College Physics 1 ( lec ) College Physics 1 ( lab ) Technical Report Writing General Psychology Politics & Governance ( w/ Phil. Constitution ) Society & Culture (w/ Family Planning) Fundamentals of Games & Sports Civic Welfare Training Services 5 3 0 3 3 3 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 3 1 3 3 3 3 2 3 26.0 Math 13, Math 17E Math 7, Math 1E * Phys. 1A (lec ) Engl. 2 ******************** ******************** ******************** PE 2

SECOND YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER MATH 19 PHYS. 2A PHYS. 2A ENGL. 3 CE 221 CE 221 CE TECH 1A SOC. SC. 5 PE 4 CWTS-2 Integral Calculus College Physics 2 ( lec ) College Physics 2 ( lab ) Speech Improvement Elem. Surveying ( lec ) Elem. Surveying ( lab ) Plan Drawings & Interpretation Rizals Life, Works & Writings Recreational Activities & Team Sports Civic Welfare Training Services 5 3 0 3 2 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 6 6 0 5 3 1 3 2 2 2 3 2 3 26.0 Math 18 Phys. 1A ( lec/lab ) * Phys. 2A ( lec ) Engl. 2 Math 1E, Math 7 *CE 221 ( lec ) ES 1A ******************** PE 3 CWTS-1

THIRD YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER MATH 26 EE 311B ES 3 ES 6 GE 312A GEOL. 221 CE 313 CE 313 CE TECH. 2 Differential Equations 3 EE Circuits 1 w/ Computer Application 2 Engineering Mechanics Thermodynamics 1 Computer Fund. & Programming Engineering Geology Higher Surveying ( lec ) Higher Surveying ( lab ) Plumbing Installation 5 3 2 3 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 6 6 3 3 5 3 3 3 2 2 2 26.0 Math 19 Phys. 2A ( lec/lab ) Math 18 Math 19 Math 19, Phys.2Alec/lab Math 18, Phys 2Alec/lab Phys. 2A ( lec/lab ) CE 212 ( lec / lab ) * CE 313 ( lec ) Phys. 1 ( lec/lab),Math 7 CE Tech. 1

THIRD YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER ES 4B ES 8A ES 9 MATH 57 CE 322C CE 410 CE 411 Strength of Materials Engineering Economics Engineering Management Advanced Engineering Math Engineering Survey ( lec/lab ) Theory of Structure 1 Soil Mechanics 1 5 3 3 3 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 4 3 24.0 ES 3 Math 19 3rd yr. stdg. Math 26 CE 313 (lec\lab) *ES 4B *ES 4B

FOURTH YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER CE 324 CE 413 CE 424 CE 425 SE 524 MECH. 421B FIL. 1 Math 21 Highway Engineering Const. Materials & Testing Soil Mechanics 2 Theory of Structure 2 Hydrology Fluid Mechanics Sining ng Pakikipagtalastasan Probability and Statistics 3 2 2 3 3 3 3 0 3 3 3 0 3 0 3 3 3 3 4 3 4 3 0 26.0 CE 322C ES 4B, CE Tech. 2 CE 411 CE 410 *Mech. 421B ES 4B ******************** Math 26

FOURTH YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER CE 422A CE 423 CE 514 A CE 523A PHILO 1 FIL. 2 Timber Design Hydraulics Reinforced Concrete Design 1(lec/lab) Ports & Harbor Logic Panitikang Pilipino 3 3 3 3 3 3 6 3 6 0 0 0 5 4 5 3 3 3 23.0 CE 425, CE 413 Mech. 421B CE 425 4th yr. stdg. ******************** Fil. 1

FIFTH YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER CE CE CE CE CE CE GE GE 415 421B 522 524 A 525 A 527 510 524 Const. Mtd. Plng. & Estmg. Steel Design CE Project Reinforced Concrete Design 2 (lec/lab) Foundation Const. Project Management Seminars & Inspection Trips Allied Engg. Laws, Ethic, Contracts spec. w/ safety Engg. 2 3 1 3 2 3 0 3 3 6 6 6 3 0 3 0 3 5 3 5 3 3 1 3 26.0 5th yr. stdg. CE 425 CE 514, CE422, ES 8A CE 514 CE 424, *CE 522, CE 422, ES 9 5th yr. stdg. 5th yr. stdg.

FIFTH YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER CE 529 CE - On the Job Training ( For Graduating Students Only ) 0 36 12 Had finished all ACADEMIC Requirements.

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SUMMARY
REVISED CURRICULUM SY. 1997-1998
I. TECHNICAL COURSES: A. MATHEMATICS * * * * * * * * * MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH 1E 7 13 17E 18 19 21 26 57 College Algebra Plane Trigonometry Solid Mensuration & Spherical Trigo Analytic Geometry Differential Calculus Integral Calculus Probability and Statistics Differential Equations Advanced Engineering Math 5 3 3 3 5 5 3 3 3 ----------Total 33 units

B. PHYSICAL SCIENCES * * * * * * * * * CHEM.1A (LEC) CHEM.1A (LAB) CHEM.2A (LEC) CHEM.2A (LAB) PHYS.1A (LEC) PHYS.1A (LAB) PHYS.2A (LEC) PHYS.2A (LAB) GEOL.221 Gen. Chemistry 1 Gen. Chemistry 1 Gen. Chemistry 2 Gen. Chemistry 2 College Physics 1 College Physics 1 College Physics 2 College Physics 2 Engineering Geology 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 ---------Total 19 units

C. BASIC ENGINEERING SCIENCES * * * * * * * * * * ES 1A ES 2A ES 3 ES 4B ES 6 ES 8A ES 9 EE 311B GE 312A MECH.421B Engineering Drawing 1 w/CAD 2 Engineering Drawing 2 w/CAD 2 Engineering Mechanics 5 Strength of Materials 5 Thermodynamics 1 3 Engineering Economics 3 Engineering Management 3 EE Circuits 1 w/ Computer Application 3 Computer Fund. & Programming 3 Fluid Mechanics 4 ----------Total 33.0

D. PROFESSIONAL COURSES * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE 221(lec) 221(lab) 313(lec) 313(lab) 322C 324 410 411 413 415 421B 422A 423 424 425 514 522 523A 524 525 527 529 TECH.1A TECH.2A Elementary Surveying Elementary Surveying Higher Surveying Higher Surveying Engineering Survey (lec/lab) Highway Engineering Theory of Structure 1 Soil Mechanics Const. Materials & Testing Const. Mtd. Plng. & Estmg. Steel Design Timber Design Hydraulics Soil Mechanics 2 Theory of Structure 2 Reinforced Concrete Design 1 CE Project Ports & Harbor Reinforced Concrete Design 2 Foundation Const. Project Management On the Job Training Plan Drawings & Interpretation Plumbing Installation 2 2 2 2 3 3 4 3 3 3 5 5 4 3 4 5 3 3 5 3 3 12 2 2 -----------Total 86.0

* GE 221 * GE 510 * GE 524 * SE 524

Environmental Science 2 Seminars & Inspection Trips 1 Allied Engg. Laws, Ethics, Contracts spec. w/ safety Engg. 3 Hydrology 3 -----------Total 9.0

Total ( Technical & Professional )

180

II. GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES

A. LANGUAGES & HUMANITIES * * * * * * * * * ENGL. 1 ENGL. 1H ENGL. 2 ENGL. 3 ENGL. 24 ENGL. 51A FIL. 1 FIL. 2 PHILO.1 Communication Arts 1 Remedial Instruction in Grammar Communication Arts 2 Speech Improvement Technical Report Writing Survey of World Literature Sining ng Pakikipagtalastasan Panitikang Pilipino Logic 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ---------Total 27.0

B. SOCIAL SCIENCES & RIZAL * * * * * ECON. 1N PSYCH.1 POL.SC.6 SOC.SC.1D SOC.SC.5 Economics, Taxation & Agrarian Reform 3 General Psychology 3 Politics & Governance w/Phil. Constitution 3 Society & Culture w/ Family Planning 3 Rizals Life, Works & Writings 3 ---------Total 15.0

B.MISCELLANY
Physical Education PE PE PE PE 1 2 3 4 Self-Testing Activities Rhythmic Activities Fundamentals of Games & Sports Recreational Activities & Team Sports 2 2 2 2 ---------Total 8.0

NROTC NROTC NROTC NROTC NROTC 11 12 21 22 Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Officers Officers Officers officers Training Training Training Training Corps Corps Corps Corps 1 2 3 4 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 ---------Total 6.0 56

Total (General Education)

GRAND TOTAL:

236

COURSE DESCRIPTION
I. TECHNICAL COURSES:
A. MATHEMATICS Math 1E - College Algebra A course covering linear equations on one unknown, coordinates and graphs, system linear equations, exponents and radicals, elements of quadratic equations, advance topics in quadratic equations, systems involving quadratic, ratios, proportion and variation, the binomial theorem, progression, inequalities, complex number, theory of equation, computation and logarithms, permutations and combinations, probability, mathematical induction, determinants, partial fractions, infinite series method of least squares and related topics. 5 units; Pre-requisite: High School Graduate Math 7 - Plane Trigonometry Study of the basic transcendental properties of exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometric functions as applied to solutions of right triangles, the concept of trigonometric identities and equations general angles, radians and application of these solutions of oblique triangles. 3 units; Co-requisite: Math 1E Math 13 - Solid Mensuration and Spherical Trigonometry A course covering geometric property of solids, surfaces and volumes of various solids such as cubes, spheres, cylinders, prisms, and grastrum of solids, and the measurement of plane figures, solids and spherical surfaces. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Math 1E , Math 7 Math 17E - Analytic Geometry A course covering Cartesian coordinates, locus of equations, equation of a locus, the straight line, conic sections, coordinate transformation, polar coordinates, parametric equations, solid analytic geometry. 3 units; Pre-requisites: Math 1E , Math 7 simultaneous w/ Math 13 Math 18 - Differential Calculus A course covering derivatives and differentials, maxima and minima, time rate, application to geometry, physics, mechanics and solutions of equations by Newtons method. 5 units; Pre-requisite: Math 17E , Math 13

Math 19 - Integral Calculus A course on methods of integration and application in finding areas, volumes, centroid, moment of inertia, water pressure and work, double integration. 5 units; Pre-requisite: Math 18 Math 21 - Probability and Statistics The basic notions of statistics measures of control tendency and dispersion, probability & probability distribution as a basic for inference, and testing of hypothesis, confidence limits and a glimpse into analysis of variance. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Math 26 Math 26 - Differential Equations Partial differentiation, multiple integrals, applied ordinary and partial differential equations, solutions by undetermined coefficients and variation of parameters. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Math 19

Math 57 - Advance Engineering Mathematics Matrices and determinants, power series solutions, Fourier analysis, laplace transforms, complex variables, probability and statistics. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Math 26

B. PHYSICAL SCIENCES Chem. 1A - General Chemistry 1 (lec) Study of the fundamental principles and modern concepts of chemistry. 3 units; Pre-requisite: High School Graduate Chem. 1A - General Chemistry 1 (lab) Selected exercises and experiments for developing basic laboratory techniques and illustrating the theories covered in the lecture: 1 unit; Pre-requisite: Chem. 1A (lec) Chem. 2A - General Chemistry 2 (lec) Continuation of General Chemistry 1 (lec) 3 units; Pre-requisite: Chem. 1A (lec) Chem. 2A - General Chemistry 2 (lab) Continuation of experiments in General Chemistry 1 (lab)

1 unit: Pre-requisite: Chem 1A (lab), Co-requisite: Chem. 2A (lec) Phys. 1A - College Physics 1 (lec) A study of the basic concepts of mechanics , heat and sound which will serve as solid background for the engineering courses which are to be taken in the upper level. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Math 1E , Math 7 Phys. 1A - College Physics 1 (lab) Performance of experiments related to the lecture topics in Phys. 1 (lec), the objective of which is not only to impart the practical realization of the physical laws but also to develop proficiency in measuring and gathering data necessary for investigative work. 1 unit; Co-requisite: Phys. 1A (lec) Phys. 2A - College Physics 2 (lec) A study of the basic concepts of electricity, magnetism, optics and the basic understanding of modern physics. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Phys. 1A (lec & lab) Phys. 2A - College Physics 2 (lab) Performance of experiments related to the lecture topics and understanding the laboratory as the means of discovery of scientific and engineering principles with the wise use of laboratory equipment. 1 unit; Pre-requisite: Phys. 1A ( lec & lab ) Co-requisite: Phys. 2A ( lec )

Geol. 221 - Engineering Geology Study of earth materials, surface and underground waters, rivers control and prevention of landslide and foundation problems involving structures , built on natural materials. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Chem 2A , Phys. 1A

C. BASIC ENGINEERING SCIENCES ES 1A - Engineering Drawing 1 w/ CAD A course to familiarize the students with the basic techniques and practices of engineering drawing toward those elements and composites which are relevant to a particular field of engineering design and construction. 2 units; Pre-requisite: High School Graduate ES 2A - Engineering Drawing 2 w/ CAD A continuation of Engineering Drawing 1 with applications to engineering designs. 2 units; Pre-requisite: ES 1

ES 3

- Engineering Mechanics

Statics and dynamics, operations with the free body concepts, equilibrium of coplanar and non-coplanar force, systems, analysis of trusses, friction, kinematics of particles and rigid bodies. 5 units; Pre-requisites: Math 19 , Phys 1A ES 4B - Strength of Materials Axial force, shear and bending moment, stress strain relationships, torsions, bending and shear stress, combined stresses, deflection, buckling, plastic behavior. 5 units; Pre-requisites: ES 3 ES 6 - Thermodynamics 1 Laws of thermodynamics, energy and property relationships, ideal gas laws and the concept of thermodynamics processes cycles as applied to ideal gases. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Math 19 ES 8A - Engineering Economics Time value of money, economic decision problems and criteria, financial 3 units; Pre-requisite: Math 19 ES 9 - Engineering Management Basic management skills, decision making, planning, marketing, production and case studies. 3 units; Pre-requisite: 3rd year standing EE 311B - EE Circuits 1 w/ Computer Application Circuit analysis methods , Kirchoffs law, loop and nodal analysis. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Phys. 2A (lec/lab) , Math 18 GE 312A - Computer Fundamentals & Programming An introduction to the use of computers in engineering, algorithms and flowcharts; interactive and batch processing, programming, higher level language. 3 units; Pre-requisites: Phys. 2A (lec/lab) , Math 19 Mech. 421B - Fluid Mechanics Properties of fluids, fluid statics, kinematics, continuity, energy and momentum principles, turbulent flow with friction, introduction to boundary layers, drag, jets and wakes, fluid measurement, principles of similitude. 4 units; Pre-requisite: ES 4B mathematics.

D. PROFESSIONAL COURSES CE 221 Elementary Surveying (lec)

Study of the theory and use of Surveying instruments including tape, compass, transit, stadia, level, running traverses and leveling; preparing of plans of survey; computation of areas and relocation of points. 2 units; Pre-requisites: Math 1E , Math 7 CE 221 - Elementary Surveying (lab) Fieldwork for measuring distances, measurement of direction, measurement of angle, measurement of difference in elevation, setting of batter boards. 2 units; Pre-requisites: Math 1E , Math 7 Co-requisites: CE 221 (lec) CE 313 - Higher Surveying (lec) Study of topographic surveying methods, triangulation, solar and stellar observation for latitude, longitude, time and azimuth, trigonometric, barometric and precise leveling; location of shoreline and sounding, gauging, measuring of velocity and discharge of streams; use of plans table, element of serial surveying. 2 units; Pre-requisite: CE 221 (lec & lab ) CE 313 - Higher Surveying (lab) Fieldwork for transit-stadia survey, plane table; system of triangulation; measurement of water velocity on open channels; hydrographic surveying with emphasis on sounding, astronomical observation. 2 units; Pre-requisite: CE 221 ( lec & lab ) CE 322C - Engineering Survey (lec/lab) Deal with the design of roads curvature and earthworks; it also includes profile leveling, contour mapping and topographic surveying. 3 units: Pre-requisite: CE 313 (lec/lab) CE 324 - Highway Engineering Highway engineering practice and design including geometric, soils, drainage, structure, surveys and plans, earthwork, flexible and rigid pavement design maintenance. 3 units; Pre-requisite: CE 313 (lec & lab ) CE 410 - Theory of Structures 1 Study of the theory of stress analysis as applied to statically determinate structure subjected to static and dynamic loads algebraic and graphical analysis of beams, trusses, portal and building frames.

4 units; Pre-requisite: ES 4B CE 411 - Soil Mechanics 1 Introduction to soil materials and basic physical, hydraulic and mechanical properties, densification, classification and structure of soil materials, engineering properties and behavior of soil including permeability and deformation, introduction to theories of effective stress, consolidation, shear, strength and failure. 3 units; Pre-requisite: ES 4B CE 413 - Construction Materials & Testing Physical properties of common construction materials, primarily metals, wood, concrete and asphalt, examination of properties with respect to design and use of end product, design of procedures for concrete and asphalt, introduction to reinforced concrete. 3 units; Pre-requisites: ES 4B , Geol. 221 , CE Tech. 2 CE 415 - Construction Methods, Planning & Estimating Description of method of earthwork, excavation and rock blasting, job planning and management, tunneling, heavy equipment, conveyor system, form works and safety engineering. 3 units; Pre-requisite: CE Tech. 2 , CE 313 CE 421B - Steel Design Design of structural elements in steel including details of joints, and splices, design of riveted and welded trusses, plate girders as applied to buildings, bridges and other engineering structures. 5 units; Pre-requisites: CE 425 CE 422A - Timber Design Design of timber structures with careful attention to details of joints and splices roof and bridge trusses, form works and scaffolding and also classification of lumber. 5 units; Pre-requisites: CE 425 , CE 413 CE 423 - Hydraulics Flow in pipes and networks, uniform flow in open channels, energy methods, introduction to varied flow phenomena, forces on submerged bodies, pumps, turbines and hydropower systems, introduction to irrigation engineering, introduction to scour and erosion, use of hydraulic models. 4 units; Pre-requisite: Mech. 421B CE 424 - Soil Mechanics 2 Theoretical soil behavior under strand lateral earth pressure, principles of bearing capacity and settlement for shallow and deep foundations, stability of slopes and embankments, stress distribution, seepage, excavation stability, sub-surface exploration methods and sampling. 3 units; Pre-requisite: CE 411

CE 425 - Theory of Structure 2 Analysis of criteria for moving loads, effect of moving loads in the stress computation of highways and railways, bridges, statically indeterminate beams, rigid frames and trusses; application of slope deflection and moment distribution methods to the analysis of statically indeterminate structure. 4 units; Pre-requisite: CE 410

CE 514 - Reinforced Concrete Design 1 Design of reinforced concrete structures like beams, slabs, columns with seismic analysis ( static lateral procedure ) using the Working Stress Design (WSD) and Ultimate Strength Design (USD). 5 units; Pre-requisite: CE 425 CE 522 - CE Project A practically oriented design project integrated over the various fields in which Civil Engineers work. Students will operate in consultant groups and will complete a design for a typical Civil Engineering undertaking. 3 units; Pre-requisites: CE 514 , CE 422 , ES 8A CE 523A - Ports & Harbor Types and classification of ports, tides and currents, waves, breakwaters, development and design. 3 units; Pre-requisite: 4th year standing CE 524 - Reinforced Concrete Design 2 Design of reinforced concrete structure w/ emphasis on structural dynamics and influences on structures; it also covers the design of T-beams, Doubly reinforced concrete; eccentrically loaded columns and the Building loads and standards of American Concrete Institute (ACI). 5 units; Pre-requisite: CE 514 CE 525 - Foundation Design of shallow footings, independent, combined or continuous, pile foundations; retaining walls, masonry, rock and earth dams; bridges piers and abutments; cantilevered and anchored sheet; Cofferdams and Caissons. 3 units; Pre-requisite: CE 424 Co-requisite: CE 522 CE 527 - Construction Project Management Management of the construction processes, control of project item and cost, resource allocation and management and administration of a construction contract, safety engineering. 3 units; Pre-requisite: CE 422 , ES 9 harbor

CE 529 - On the Job Training Actual on the job training of a Civil Engineering Graduating Student in an establishment that engages in Civil Engineering Practices, such as DPWH , City Engineers Office; Provincial Engineers Office; MCWD; and big Construction Firms that engages in Road Construction, Building Construction, Bridges, Dams, Irrigation, etc. 36 hrs. On the Job Training per week - 12 units Pre-requisite: Had completed all Academic Units. CE TECH. 1A - Plan Drawings & Interpretation A course on preparing and drawing of plans of structure like buildings, bridges, dams, etc; it also includes interpretation of plans and cost estimate of the project. 2 units; Pre-requisite: ES 1A CE TECH. 2 - Plumbing Installation Job training on plumbing installations; study of plans on sewage and water distribution; study of plumbing code, plumbing fixtures and appurtenances. 2 units; Pre-requisites: Phys. 1A (lec/lab), Math 7, CE Tech. 1 GE 221 - Environmental Science Sources of water pollution, treatment of water for control of pathogens and toxic contaminants, treatment of sewage. BOD testing and treatment of industrial effluents, analytical methods in pollution testing and control , particular control in atmospheric discharges, testing and control of toxic gases , smoke stacks. 2 units; Pre-requisite: Chem. 1A (lec & lab ) GE 510 - Seminars & Inspection Trips Study of industrial and power plants by making trips to local plants and discussing topics of special interest. 1 unit; Pre-requisite: 5th year standing GE 524 - Allied Engineering Laws, Ethic, Contracts specification with safety Engineering.

Elements of contracts , obligations , fraud , proposals , bonds , specification , performance and termination , preparation of complete specifications and contracts documents for an engineering structure. 3 units; Pre-requisite: 5th year standing SE 524 - Hydrology Precipitation , snowmelt , infiltration , runoff and streamlow , measurements, statistical treatment of hydrologic data , hydrolograph analysis and synthesis evaporation , sedimentation , groundwater , structure design floods , reservoir storage and flood routing , urban run-off and drainage. 3 units; Pre-requisite: 5th year standing

II. General Education Course

A. Language & Humanities
Engl. 1 - Communication Arts 1 Basic skills of listening , speaking , reading and writing. 3 units; Pre-requisite: High school graduate

Engl. 1H - Remedial Instruction in Grammar A course to supplement the basic English grammar course in developing the students basic communication skills; it covers the basic communication skills of writing , speaking , reading and listening comprehension. 3 units; Pre-requisite: High school graduate

Engl. 2 - Communication Arts 2 Intermediate skills of listening , speaking , reading and writing. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Engl. 1

Engl. 3 - Speech Improvement Reinforcement in the mastery of aural-oral with the aid of the speech laboratory. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Engl. 2

Engl. 24 - Technical Report Writing Study of the different communications applied to engineering terminology with emphasis on technical essay writing and the representative literary forms. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Engl. 2

Engl. 51A - Survey of World Literature A study of the important contributions of continental countries to world emphasis on the classic literature of Greece and Rome. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Fil. 1 - Sining ng Pakikipagtalastasan Learning , speaking , reading and writing. 3 units; Pre-requisite: High School Graduate culture, with

Fil. 2 - Panitikang Pilipino From its beginning in folk tradition , through colonial periods to the present; to be taught in Pilipino. 3 units; Pre-requisite: Fil. 1

Philo. 1 - Logic Science of correct reasoning 3 units: Pre-requisite: None

B. Social Sciences & Rizal

Econ. 1N - Economics , Taxation & Agrarian Reform A study of the Agrarian system & its effects on the development of the country during the different periods of Philippine History; emphasis on the present agrarian reform program aimed at improving the land ownership/agricultural situation in the country. Basic principles of economics are taken up as they apply to the agrarian program & other development thrust of the government. 3 units; Pre-requisite: None

Pol.Sc. 6 - Politics & Governance w/Philippine Constitution A study of Filipino politics in general; includes its major foundation specifically political culture and the socialization process, constitutional regimes, the socio-economic setting, and the structural conditions. Emphasis is on the structural design of the ruling authority or government as established in the new constitution and the political status of sovereignty afforded and guaranteed the governed Filipino people. A brief historical background of the Philippine constitutional regimes is also explored. 3 units; Pre-requisite: None Psych.1 - General Psychology Understanding of contemporary approaches to the analysis and treatment of complex human behavior; focuses on man as he interacts with his environment; includes topics on nature and perception learning, memory, intelligence, motivation, personality and social psychology in the Philippine setting. 3 units; Pre-requisite: None Soc.Sc. 1D - Society & Culture with Family Planning An explanation of basic concepts of theories about society and culture in the understanding of ones culture and social environment; emphasizes an overview of the family in its cultural and social dimensions. 3 units; Pre-requisite: None

Soc Sc. 5 - Rizals Life, Works & Writings Introduction to the Life, Works, Writings of Rizal with emphasis on relevance of Rizals writings to present conditions without forgetting the values - oriented thrust of Philippine education. 3 units; Pre-requisite: None

C. MISCELLANY
PHYSICAL EDUCATION: PE 1 - Self-Testing Activities Basic movement skills needed in the performance of stunts & tumbling & other physical exercises based on scientific principle for the improvement & maintenance of high level physical fitness. 2 units: Pre-requisite: PE 2 - Rhythmic Activities Basic movement & rhythmic skills used in learning & creating simple natural dances. Basic dance steps & dance terms needed in the correct interpretation & performance of Philippine folk dance. 2 units; Pre-requisite: PE 1 PE 3 - Fundamentals of Games & Sports Fundamental skills of swimming , basketball , volleyball & etc. to improve & maintain physical fitness & techniques. 2 units; Pre-requisite: PE PE 4 - Recreational Activities & Team Sports Different methods & techniques to facilitate the teachings & learning process in PE & the proper selection of appropriate physical education activities. 2 units; Pre-requisite: PE 3 NROTC: All male students , excluding aliens , are required by government regulations to register in NROTC for four semesters at the beginning of every semester either for enrollment , determent or for exemption, as amended by RA 9163. NROTC 11 - Reserve Officers Training Corps NROTC 12 - Reserve Officers Training Corps NROTC 21 - Reserve Officers Training Corps NROTC 22 - Reserve Officers Training Corps 2 units; Pre-requisite: None 2 units; Pre-requisite: NROTC 11 2 units; Pre-requisite: NROTC 12 2 units; Pre-requisite: NROTC 21

ENGR. MA. NILA R. SABAL Dean, College of Allied Engineering

UNIVERSITY OF CEBU
Osmena Blvd., corner Sanciangko Street Cebu City , Philippines

REVISED CURRICULUM
( Effective First Semester , SY. 2006-2007 )

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

FIRST YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER Course No. MATH 1A MATH 7 CHEM. 1A CHEM. 1AL ES 1A ECON. 1N ENGL. 1 ENGL. 1H PE 1 Course Description Lec College Algebra 3 Plane Trigonometry 3 Gen. Chemistry 1 (lec) 3 Gen. Chemistry 1. (lab0 0 Engineering Drawing 1 Economics, taxation & Agrarian Reform 3 Communication Arts 1 3 Remedial Instruction in Grammar 3 Self-Testing Activities Lab 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Units 3 3 3 1 6 3 3 3 2 23 Pre-requisites

FIRST YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER MATH 1B MATH 13 MATH 17E CHEM. 2A CHEM. 2A ES 2A ENGL. 2 ENGL. 51A GE 221 PE 2 Advanced Algebra Solid Mensuration & Spherical Trigo Analytic Geometry Gen. Chemistry 2 ( lec ) Gen. Chemistry 2 ( lab ) Engineering Drawing 2 (w/CAD) Communication Arts 2 Survey of World Literature Environmental Science Rhythmic Activities 2 2 3 0 0 0 3 0 6 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 3 2 3 3 2 2 23 Math 1A Math 1E, Math 7 Math 1E, Math 7 Chem. 1A (lec ) Chem. 1A ( lab ) ES 1A Engl. 1 ******************** Chem. 1A(lec/lab) PE 1

3 1

0 3 3 2 -

SECOND YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER MATH 18 PHYS. 1A ENGL. 24 PSYCH. 1 POL. SC. 6 SOC. SC. 1D PE 3 CWTS 1 Differential Calculus College Physics 1 ( lec & lab) Technical Report Writing General Psychology Politics & Governance ( w/ Phil. Constitution ) Society & Culture (w/ Family Planning) NROTC 12 Fundamentals of Games & Sports Civic Welfare Training Services 1 4 3 3 3 3 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 3 25 Math 13, Math 17E Math 7, Math 1E Engl. 2 ******************** ******************** ******************** PE 2

SECOND YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER MATH 19 PHYS. 2A ENGL. 3 CE 221 CE TECH 1A SOC. SC. 5 PE 4 CWTS 2 Integral Calculus College Physics 2 ( lec & lab) Speech Improvement Elem. Surveying ( lec & lab) Plan Drawings & Interpretation Rizals Life, Works & Writings Recreational Activities & Team Sports Civic Welfare Training Services 2 4 3 3 2 0 3 0 3 0 6 6 0 4 4 3 4 2 3 2 3 25 Math 18 Phys. 1A ( lec/lab ) Engl. 2 Math 1E, Math 7 ES 1A ******************** PE 3 CWTS 1

THIRD YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER MATH 26 EE 311 ES 3 ES 6 CE 311 CE 312 CE 314 GE 312A Differential Equations EE Circuits 1 Engineering Mechanics Thermodynamics 1 Higher Surveying ( lec & lab) Engineering Geology Plumbing Installation Computer Fund. & Programming 3 3 5 3 2 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 6 0 6 3 3 3 5 3 4 3 2 3 26 Math 19 Phys. 2A ( lec/lab ) Math 18 Math 19 Math 19, Phys.2Alec/lab CE 221 ( lec / lab ) Phys. 2A ( lec/lab ) Phys. 1 ( lec/lab),Math 7 CE Tech. 1 Math 18, Phys 2Alec/lab

THIRD YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER ES 4B ES 8A ES 9 MATH 57 CE 321 CE 322 CE 323 FIL. 1 Strength of Materials Engineering Economics Engineering Management Advanced Engineering Math Soil Mechanics 1 Engineering Survey ( lec/lab ) Theory of Structure 1 Sining ng Pkikipagtalastasan 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 0 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 25 ES 3 Math 19 3rd yr. stdg. Math 26 *ES 4B CE 311 (lec\lab) *ES 4B ********************

FOURTH YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER CE 411 CE 412 CE 413 CE 414 MECH. 421 Math 21 FIL. 2 Highway Engineering Soil Mechanics 2 Const. Materials & Testing Theory of Structure 2 Fluid Mechanics Probability and Statistics Panitikang Pilipino 3 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 0 4 3 4 4 3 0 3 23 CE 322 CE 321 ES 4B, CE 314 CE 323 ES 4B Math 26 Fil. 1

FOURTH YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER CE 421 CE 422 CE 423 CE 424 CE 425 PHILO 1 Hydrology Timber Design Hydraulics Reinforced Concrete Design 1(lec/lab) Seminars & Inspection Trips Logic 3 3 3 3 0 3 0 3 3 3 3 0 3 4 4 4 1 3 19 Mech. 421B CE 414, CE 413 Mech. 421B CE 414 4th yr. stdg. ********************

FIFTH YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER CE CE CE CE CE CE 511 512 513 514 515 516 Const. Mtd. Plng. & Estmg. Steel Design CE Project Reinforced Concrete Design 2 (lec/lab) Foundation Civil Engg. Laws, Ethic, Contracts spec. w/ safety Engg. Const. Project Management 2 3 1 3 2 3 3 3 3 6 3 3 0 0 3 4 3 4 3 3 3 23 5th yr. stdg. CE 414 CE 424, CE422, ES 8A CE 424 CE 412, *CE 522, 5th yr. stdg. CE 422, ES 9

CE 517

FIFTH YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER CE 523 CE 524 CE Review Computer Applications 9 1 0 6 9 3 Had finished all ACADEMIC

CE 525

CE - On the Job Training ( For Graduating Students Only )

18

6 18

Requirements.

UNIVERSITY OF CEBU
Osmena Blvd., corner Sanciangko Street Cebu City , Philippines

REVISED CURRICULUM
( Effective First Semester , SY. 1997-1998 )

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

FIRST YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER Course No. MATH 1E MATH 7 CHEM. 1A CHEM. 1A ES 1A ENGL. 1 ENGL. 1H ECON. 1N PE 1 Course Description Lec College Algebra 5 Plane Trigonometry 3 Gen. Chemistry 1 ( Lec ) 3 Gen. Chemistry 1 ( Lab ) 0 Engineering Drawing 1 Communication Arts 1 3 Remedial Instruction in Grammar 3 Economics, Taxation & Agrarian Reform3 Self-Testing Activities Lab 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 Units 5 3 3 1 6 3 3 3 2 25.0 Pre-requisites

FIRST YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER MATH 13 MATH 17E CHEM. 2A CHEM. 2A ES 2A ENGL. 2 ENGL. 51A GE 221 PE 2 Solid Mensuration & Spherical Trigo Analytic Geometry Gen. Chemistry 2 ( lec ) Gen. Chemistry 2 ( lab ) Engineering Drawing 2 (w/CAD) Communication Arts 2 Survey of World Literature Environmental Science Rhythmic Activities 3 3 0 0 3 0 6 0 0 0 3 3 0 3 2 3 3 2 2 22.0 Math 1E, Math 7 Math 1E, Math 7 Chem. 1A (lec ) Chem. 1A ( lab ) ES 1A Engl. 1 ******************** Chem. 1A(lec/lab) PE 1

3 1

0 3 3 2 -

SECOND YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER MATH 18 PHYS. 1A PHYS. 1A ENGL. 24 PSYCH. 1 POL. SC. 6 SOC. SC. 1D PE 3 CWTS-1 Differential Calculus College Physics 1 ( lec ) College Physics 1 ( lab ) Technical Report Writing General Psychology Politics & Governance ( w/ Phil. Constitution ) Society & Culture (w/ Family Planning) Fundamentals of Games & Sports Civic Welfare Training Services 5 3 0 3 3 3 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 3 1 3 3 3 3 2 3 26.0 Math 13, Math 17E Math 7, Math 1E * Phys. 1A (lec ) Engl. 2 ******************** ******************** ******************** PE 2

SECOND YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER MATH 19 PHYS. 2A PHYS. 2A ENGL. 3 CE 221 CE 221 CE TECH 1A Integral Calculus College Physics 2 ( lec ) College Physics 2 ( lab ) Speech Improvement Elem. Surveying ( lec ) Elem. Surveying ( lab ) Plan Drawings & Interpretation 5 3 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 6 6 5 3 1 3 2 2 2 Math 18 Phys. 1A ( lec/lab ) * Phys. 2A ( lec ) Engl. 2 Math 1E, Math 7 *CE 221 ( lec ) ES 1A

SOC. SC. 5 PE 4 CWTS-2

Rizals Life, Works & Writings Recreational Activities & Team Sports Civic Welfare Training Services

3 -

0 -

3 2 3 26.0

******************** PE 3 CWTS-1

THIRD YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER MATH 26 EE 311B ES 3 ES 6 GE 312A GEOL. 221 CE 313 CE 313 CE TECH. 2 Differential Equations 3 EE Circuits 1 w/ Computer Application 2 Engineering Mechanics Thermodynamics 1 Computer Fund. & Programming Engineering Geology Higher Surveying ( lec ) Higher Surveying ( lab ) Plumbing Installation 5 3 2 3 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 6 6 3 3 5 3 3 3 2 2 2 26.0 Math 19 Phys. 2A ( lec/lab ) Math 18 Math 19 Math 19, Phys.2Alec/lab Math 18, Phys 2Alec/lab Phys. 2A ( lec/lab ) CE 212 ( lec / lab ) * CE 313 ( lec ) Phys. 1 ( lec/lab),Math 7 CE Tech. 1

THIRD YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER ES 4B ES 8A ES 9 MATH 57 CE 322C CE 410 CE 411 Strength of Materials Engineering Economics Engineering Management Advanced Engineering Math Engineering Survey ( lec/lab ) Theory of Structure 1 Soil Mechanics 1 5 3 3 3 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 4 3 24.0 ES 3 Math 19 3rd yr. stdg. Math 26 CE 313 (lec\lab) *ES 4B *ES 4B

FOURTH YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER CE 324 CE 413 CE 424 CE 425 SE 524 MECH. 421B FIL. 1 Math 21 Highway Engineering Const. Materials & Testing Soil Mechanics 2 Theory of Structure 2 Hydrology Fluid Mechanics Sining ng Pakikipagtalastasan Probability and Statistics 3 2 2 3 3 3 3 0 3 3 3 0 3 0 3 3 3 3 4 3 4 3 0 26.0 CE 322C ES 4B, CE Tech. 2 CE 411 CE 410 *Mech. 421B ES 4B ******************** Math 26

FOURTH YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER CE 429 CE - On the Job Training 0 36 12

FIFTH YEAR / FIRST SEMESTER CE 422A CE 423 CE 514 A CE 523A PHILO 1 FIL. 2 Timber Design Hydraulics Reinforced Concrete Design 1(lec/lab) Ports & Harbor Logic Panitikang Pilipino 3 3 3 3 3 3 6 3 6 0 0 0 5 4 5 3 3 3 23.0 CE 425, CE 413 Mech. 421B CE 425 4th yr. stdg. ******************** Fil. 1

FIFTH YEAR / SECOND SEMESTER CE CE CE CE CE 415 421B 522 524 A 525 A Const. Mtd. Plng. & Estmg. Steel Design CE Project Reinforced Concrete Design 2 (lec/lab) Foundation 2 3 1 3 2 3 6 6 6 3 3 5 3 5 3 5th yr. stdg. CE 425 CE 514, CE422, ES 8A CE 514 CE 424, *CE 522,

CE 527 GE 510 GE 524

Const. Project Management Seminars & Inspection Trips Allied Engg. Laws, Ethic, Contracts spec. w/ safety Engg.

3 0 3

0 3 0

3 1 3 26.0

CE 422, ES 9 5th yr. stdg. 5th yr. stdg.