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Civil and Environmental Engineering
Engineering for evaluation. Admission to the Master of Science in environmental engineering degree program is permitted for students who meet the minimum prerequisites as established by the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Degree Requirements All degree programs follow an approved plan of study that must be submitted at a designated time. All programs are characterized by the flexibility available in a study plan that is designed to satisfy the particular needs of the student, while conforming to the general requirements implied by the title of the degree and specified by the University. The Master of Science degree in either civil or environmental engineering requires the completion of at least 30 credit hours beyond the bachelor’s degree, including a research thesis for which no more than six credit hours may be granted. The non-thesis option (32 credit hours) described in the Graduate College section may be permitted at the discretion of the student’s advisory committee. The Doctor of Philosophy degree requires the completion of at least 90 credit hours of coursework beyond the bachelor’s degree, including not more than 30 credit hours for the research thesis. In addition, the candidate must meet the equivalency of the language requirement (six hours) in selected areas at the discretion of his or her committee to facilitate his or her research. Generally, official admission as a candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy degree in any program offered by the School will not be granted until a member of the Graduate Faculty in the School agrees to serve as major (or thesis) adviser for the prospective candidate. Faculty Norbert (Norb) Delatte, PhD—Professor and Head Professor and M. R. Lohmann Chair: Norbert (Norb) Delatte, PhD, PE, F.ASCE, F.ACI Dean, College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology, Professor and Donald & Cathey Humphreys Chair: Paul J. Tikalsky, PhD, PE, F.ASCE, F.ACI Professor and Gilbert, Cooper, W&W Steel Chair: Tyler Ley, PhD, PE, F.ACI Professor and Decker Dawson Chair: C. (Kelvin) Wang, PhD, PE Professors: S.A. Ahmed, PhD, PE; Gouranga Banik, PhD, PE, F.ASCE; Stephen A. Cross, PhD, PE; John N. Veenstra, PhD, PE Associate Professors: Rifat Bulut, PhD; Robert Emerson, PhD, PE; Bruce Russell, PhD, PE; Gregory G. Wilber, PhD, PE Assistant Professors: Julie Hartell, PhD; Mark Krzmarzick, PhD, PE; David Lampert, PhD, PE; Qiang Li, PhD, PE; Yong Wei Shan, PhD, PE; Mohamad Soliman, PhD Adjunct Professors: Garry Gregory, PhD, PE; Boris Dan Hernandez, PhD; Enos Stover, PhD, PE; Brian Wintle, PhD, PE Lecturer: Joe Echelle
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