Civil and Environmental Engineering
Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Member, Ken Kennedy Institute
Average rating
3.7
32 temporary mock ratings
Difficulty
3.4
course-linked average
Courses
8
in seeded sections
1) Durable and sustainable infrastructure materials; 2) Waste encapsulation and conversion to value-added products; 3) Carbon mineralization and utilization; 4) Applications of advanced characterization (e.g., synchrotron and neutron-based scattering) and computation (e.g., molecular dynamics simulations, machine learning, and quantum chemistry calculations) on amorphous materials and minerals.
CEVE 007
Research conducted by a visiting student scholars. Repeatable for Credit.
CEVE 400
Advanced topics in materials mechanics, including elasticity, plasticity, and brittle and ductile fracture mechanics. A major focus of this course is to approach these advanced mechanics topics from a material perspective. Cross-list: MECH 400, CEVE 500, MECH 500. Mutually Exclusive: Cannot register for CEVE 400 if student has credit for CEVE 500.
CEVE 499
Independent research and investigation, including a course toward directed research and/or a research project. Study of selected topics including individual investigations special lectures, and seminars. Student works independently with only minimal faculty direction. Offered upon mutual agreement of faculty and student. May earn varying amount of credit hours depending on the amount of time devoted and the amount of academic work associated with the course. Repeatable for Credit.
CEVE 500
Advanced topics in solid mechanics and strength of materials including energy methods, principle of virtual work, conservation laws, constitutive modeling, aspects of elasticity theory, stability and fracture mechanics with application to the analysis and design of reliable structures. Cross-list: CEVE 400, MECH 400, MECH 500. Mutually Exclusive: Cannot register for CEVE 500 if student has credit for CEVE 400.
CEVE 590
Professional master Project course involves the following (1) a project of practical relevance to the practice of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and (2) detailed project report. Students need to work with a faculty advisor. Repeatable for Credit.
CEVE 800
Repeatable for Credit.
MECH 400
Advanced topics in materials mechanics, including elasticity, plasticity, and brittle and ductile fracture mechanics. A major focus of this course is to approach these advanced mechanics topics from a material perspective. Cross-list: CEVE 400, CEVE 500, MECH 500. Mutually Exclusive: Cannot register for MECH 400 if student has credit for MECH 500.
MECH 500
Advanced topics in solid mechanics and strength of materials including energy methods, principle of virtual work, conservation laws, constitutive modeling, aspects of elasticity theory, stability and fracture mechanics with application to the analysis and design of reliable structures. Cross-list: CEVE 400, MECH 400, CEVE 500. Mutually Exclusive: Cannot register for MECH 500 if student has credit for MECH 400.
