Admissions characteristics

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Scope of CurriculumAdmissions characteristics

Scope of Curriculum

  • This program offers 20+ specialized courses in the field of civil engineering.
  • Graduation Credits: 30 (A minimum of 24 credits in coursework and a 6 credits in master's thesis must be completed.
  • Students will earn the "Master of Science" degree from the Department of Civil Engineering, College of Engineering after the full completion.

 

Courses (3 credits / per course)

Note: Courses as following are only for reference. Please refer to Course Catalog system (https://course.ncku.edu.tw/) for updated information about courses each semester.

  • Project Schedule Control
  • Management Construction Information Systems
  • Financial and Cost Concepts for Engineering and Construction
  • Organization and Performance
  • Decision Analysis and Risk Management
  • Pavement Engineering and Management
  • Theory of Elasticity
  • Theory of Plates
  • Continuum Mechanics
  • Mechanical Properties of Materials
  • Deformation Mechanisms of Materials
  • Finite Element Method
  • Methods of Mechanical Testing
  • Soil Dynamics
  • Advanced Soil Mechanics
  • Advanced Engineering Geology
  • Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure
  • Pavement Analysis
  • Pavement Evaluation and Rehabilitation
  • Transportation Innovation and Practice
  • Advanced Foundation Engineering
  • Dynamics of Structure
  • Finite Elements In Geotechnical Engineering
  • Fundamentals & Applications of Sensors
  • Sustainability Indicators
  • Fiber Reinforced Cementitious Composites
  • Deep Excavation & Foundation Engineering
  • Earthquake Engineering
  • Application of Numerical Analysis Methods in Geotechninal Engineering
  • Seismic Isolation and Mitigation Technology
  • Signal Processing in Geotechnical Engineering
  • Track Engineering
  • Stress Wave in Solid
  • Business Writing and Oral Communication Skills
  • Steel Concrete Composite Structures
  • Strengthening and Retrofitting of Concrete Structures
  • Meshfree Methods