Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (120 credits)

  • BSCE1001 Humanities and Social Science
  • BSCE1002 Engineering Mathematics
  • BSCE1003 Introduction to the Digital Built Environment
  • BSCE1004 Geomechanics I
  • BSCE1005 Soils and Materials I
  • BSCE1006 Understanding Structures, Analysis and Design
  • BSCE1007 Water and Environmental Engineering
  • BSCE1008 Structural Engineering in the Built Environment I
  • BSCE1009 Energy Resources and Infrastructure
  • BSCE1010 Introduction to Programming for Civil and Architectural Engineers
  • BSCE2001 Geomechanics II
  • BSCE2002 Engineering Statistics
  • BSCE2003 Soils and Materials II
  • BSCE2004 Concrete and Steelwork
  • BSCE2005 Structural Engineering in the Built Environment II
  • BSCE2006 Behaviour of Structures
  • BSCE2007 Transportation Engineering
  • BSCE2008 Design of Structural Elements
  • BSCE2009 Structural Dynamics
  • BSCE2010 Earthquake Engineering
  • BSCE3001 Applied Building Information Modelling(BIM)
  • BSCE3002 Design, Art and Creativity
  • BSCE3003 Heritage Property
  • BSCE3004 Soils and Materials III
  • BSCE3005 Programming for Civil and Architectural Engineers
  • BSCE3006 Sustainable Water Engineering
  • BSCE3007 Materials for Durable and Sustainable Construction
  • BSCE3008 Construction Management
  • BSCE3009 Uncertainty, Reliability, and Risks
  • BSCE3010 Business Law and Ethics
  • BSCE4001 Industrial Logistics
  • BSCE4002 Simulation modelling
  • BSCE4003 Industrial Analysis
  • BSCE4004 Manufacturing Systems
  • BSCE4005 Professional and Technical Communication
  • BSCE4006 Quality Assurance
  • BSCE4007 Engineering Professionalism
  • BSCE4008 Facilities Planning
  • BSCE4009 Engineering Management
  • BSCE4010 Advanced Stressed Analysis