MS Civil Engineering
Course Overview
The Master of Science in Civil Engineering at CU Denver is designed for engineers seeking to advance their expertise and career prospects through specialized graduate study. This flexible program is tailored for working professionals, offering evening courses and hands-on research opportunities across six in-demand specialty areas. Students can tailor their degree to their professional goals through a curriculum that balances advanced technical training with practical application.
Key Program Highlights
- Specialize in high-demand areas like Structural, Transportation, or Environmental Engineering
- Flexible evening classes designed for both full-time students and working professionals
- Engage in hands-on research and complete a thesis or report in your chosen area of expertise
- Opportunity to transfer up to 9 semester hours from another accredited institution
- Enhance your competitive edge in the job market and increase your earning potential
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1 year
2 years
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Fees and deadlines depend on the selected options. Fees and currency conversion are approximate.
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4 - 12 weeks after your application is submitted
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Course Overview
The Master of Science in Civil Engineering at CU Denver is designed for engineers seeking to advance their expertise and career prospects through specialized graduate study. This flexible program is tailored for working professionals, offering evening courses and hands-on research opportunities across six in-demand specialty areas. Students can tailor their degree to their professional goals through a curriculum that balances advanced technical training with practical application.
Key Program Highlights
- Specialize in high-demand areas like Structural, Transportation, or Environmental Engineering
- Flexible evening classes designed for both full-time students and working professionals
- Engage in hands-on research and complete a thesis or report in your chosen area of expertise
- Opportunity to transfer up to 9 semester hours from another accredited institution
- Enhance your competitive edge in the job market and increase your earning potential
Requirements
The requirements may vary based on your selected study options.
Modules
- Master'S Thesis
- Master'S Report
- Construction Materials And Methods
- Construction Planning And Control
- Construction Cost Estimating
- Sustainable Construction
- Advanced Construction Engineering
- Project Management Systems
- Advanced Project Management
- Integrated Construction Leadership
- Introduction To Temporary Structures And Construction Engineering
- Building Information Modeling (Bim)
- Construction Safety
- Construction Dispute Resolution
- Construction, Business And Innovation
- Surveying Basics
- Surveying Data Collection/Surveying Lab
- Surveying Data Processing And Analytics
- Construction Technology 1 (Drones, Construction Coordination And Vr/Ar)
- Construction Technology 2 (Robotics, Ai And Data Analytics)
- Special Topics In Construction
- Introduction To Geographic Information Systems
- Geospatial Data Development
- Gis Analysis
- Gis Project Management
- Gis Relational Database Systems
- Advanced Remote Sensing
- Geographic Information Systems For Transportation Infrastructure (Gis-T)
- Interactive Web Mapping Gis
- Introduction To Geomatics
- Unmanned Aerial Systems
- Gps/Gnss
- Hds/Lidar Tools & Data Analyses
- Environmental Modeling With Geographic Information Systems
- Gis Programming And Automation
- Advanced Geo-Spatial Methods
- Surface Water Hydrology
- Groundwater Hydrology
- Vadose Zone Hydrology
- Pipe Network And Sewer Design
- Storm Water System Design
- Contaminant Fate And Transport
- Water And Wastewater Treatment
- Biological Treatment Processes
- Environmental Life Cycle Assessment
- Introduction To Sustainable Urban Infrastructure
- Structural Engineering And The Ocean Environment
- Sustainable Systems I
- Sustainable Design Practices
- Sustainable Construction
- Introduction To Geographic Information Systems
- Sustainable Transportation Systems
- Environmental Hydrology
- Urban Climate And Air Quality
- 21St Century Global Energy Issues And Realities
- Environmental, Regulatory, Legal & Political Environment In The Energy Industry
- Environmental, Social, Governance (Esg) Trends In Energy & Commodities
- Remote Sensing I: Introduction To Environmental Remote Sensing
- Climate Change & Society
- Urban Climate And Air Quality
- Urban Sustainability
- Transportation, Land Use, And The Environment
- Advanced Structural Classical Analysis
- Structural Dynamics
- Structural Design Loads
- Intermediate Solid Mechanics And Stress Analysis
- Structural Engineering And The Ocean Environment
- Masonry Design
- Highway Bridge Design
- Advanced Timber Structure Design
- Advanced Topics In Structural Steel Design
- Advanced Topics In Reinforced Concrete
- Design Of Prestressed Concrete
- Design Of Composite Structures
- Computer-Aided Structural Analysis And Design
- Pavement Design
- Foundation Design
- Structural Dynamics Ii
- Sustainable Transportation Systems
- Advanced Highway Design
- Transportation Engineering Statistics
- Traffic Impact Assessment
- Traffic Simulation Modeling
- Highway Capacity Analysis
- Traffic Operations And Control
- Transport Modeling And Big Data
- Transportation Data Analytics
- Transit System Planning And Design
- Transit Operations
- Urban Street Design
- Transportation System Safety
- Geographic Information Systems For Transportation Infrastructure (Gis-T)
- Introduction To Geographic Information Systems
- Planning History And Theory
- Planning Methods
- Urban & Regional Development
- Plan Making
- Urban Policy Analytics
- Gis For Urban Planning
- City Design Fundamentals
- Transportation, Land Use, And The Environment
- Regional Growth And Equity
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Start date
Duration
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Mode of study
Fees and deadlines depend on the selected options. Fees and currency conversion are approximate.
Offer response
4 - 12 weeks after your application is submitted
Backlogs accepted
This course accepts backlogs
