| Matrix
of ABET and CEEM Department Specific Criteria |
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| ABET
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| (a) An ability
to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering |
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| (b) An ability
to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data |
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| (c) An ability
to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs |
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| (d) An ability
to function on multi-disciplinary teams |
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| (e) An ability
to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems |
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| (f) An understanding
of professional and ethical responsibility |
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| (g) An ability
to communicate effectively |
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| (h) The broad
education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in
a global and societal context |
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| (i) A recognition
of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning |
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| (j) A knowledge
of contemporary issues |
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(k) An ability
to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for
engineering practice.
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| CEEM
Department Specific Criteria |
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| A-1 Equillibrium
principles |
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| A-2 Stress
development in structures |
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| A-3 Elastic/inelastic behavior of structures |
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| A-4 Fluid mechanics principles of conservation of mass, energy and momentum |
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| A-5 Control volume approaches |
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| B-1 Drinking water treatment unit operations |
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| B-2 Biological treatment of wastewater |
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| B-3 Water chemistry, molarity and equivalence for equations |
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| C-1 Scientific computer programming skills such as Matlab |
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| C-2 Computational techniques involving linear and nonlinear equations;
differential equations |
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| C-3 Principles of surveying specific to civil engineering applications |
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| C-4 Principles of probabiilty and statistics in modeling non-deterministic
problems in civil engineering |
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| C-5 Engineering practice; professional engineering codes of ethics and
application |
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| C-6 Written and oral communications skills |
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| D-1 Soil Behavior; effective stress; shear strength characteristics of
soils |
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| D-2 Simple foundation systems |
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| E-1 Concepts of friction loss and energy in pressurized systems for flow
in pipes; selected pumps |
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| E-2 Open channel flow systems - water surface profiles; sediment transport
and erosion |
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| E-3 Surface and groundwater hydrology; peak surface flows and drawdown
resulting from well pumping |
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| F-1 Model, analyze and design structural elements |
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| F-2 Structural design codes |
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| G-1 Transportation systems; roadway alignments; signal timing plans |
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| G-2 Roadbed and pavement design; design fundamentals for pavement systems |
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