Courses

Current Courses:

Fall:

• CGN5606/CGN4600 – New Infrastructure Engineering and Management/Best Practices.
• CCE5035/CGN4905 – Construction Planning and Scheduling/Special Problems in Civil Engineering.
• CGN 6905 – Research Topic.

Spring:

• CGN5605/CGN4600 – New Infrastructure Planning/ Best Practices.
• CGN 6905 – Research Topic. (all semesters).

Summer:

• STEPUP – EGN1935 Introduction to Research.
• EGS1006 – Introduction to Engineering.
• CGN 6905 – Research Topic.

Courses Developed:

1. CGN5606/CGN4600 – New Infrastructure Engineering and Management/Best Practices, 3-credit hours.
2. CCE5035/CGN4905 – Construction Planning and Scheduling/Special Problems in Civil Engineering, 3-credit hours.
3. CGN5605/CGN4600 – New Infrastructure Planning/ Best Practices, 3-credit hours.
4. STEPUP – EGN1935 Introduction to Research, 1-credit hour.
5. EGS1006 – Introduction to Engineering, 1-credit hour.
6. Developed two short courses for Qatar University, Continuing Education Committee, College of Engineering, Doha, Qatar, 1993-94:
   

   Title of the Short Course	Date	Number of  Participants
   a)  CVE-582  Construction Engineering and Management	Nov. 30 – Dec. 2, 1993	13
   b)  CVE-586  Public Works Planning and Management	Apr. 25 – 28, 1994	13

7. CE 7301 – Urban and Regional Planning, Department of Civil Engineering, Villanova University, Villanova, Pennsylvania, (Summer 1981). A 3 credit-hour graduate course with objectives to examine urban problems, planning process, legal and administrative aspects, environmental and social impact of public works projects, utilization of techniques to forecast the special consequences of various infrastructure development.