Civil Engineering students delve into courses covering structural analysis, transportation engineering, geotechnical engineering, and urban planning. Through a combination of classroom instruction, laboratory work, and field experiences, students gain practical skills in designing infrastructure projects, managing construction sites, and analyzing environmental impacts. The curriculum emphasizes engineering ethics, sustainability principles, and technological advancements in the field. With comprehensive exam preparation embedded in the coursework, students are equipped to excel in professional licensure exams and pursue careers in civil engineering consultancy, government agencies, or research institutions. Courses incorporated under CIVIL ENGINEERING are:Â
    1.  Structural Analysis
    2.  Geotechnical Engineering
    3.  Transportation Engineering
    4.  Environmental Engineering
    5.  Construction Management
    6.  Hydraulics
    7.  Materials Science
    8.  Engineering Mathematics
    9.  Surveying
    10. Reinforced Concrete Design
    11. Soil Mechanics
    12. Fluid Mechanics
    13. Project Management
    14. Earthquake Engineering
    15. Urban Engineering
    16. Construction Safety
    17. Highway Engineering
    18. Coastal Engineering
    19. Water Resources Engineering
    20. Construction Technology
    21. Building Information Modeling (BIM)
    22. Engineering Ethics
    23. Engineering Economy
    24. Sustainable Engineering
    25. Quality Control in Construction
    26. Environmental Impact Assessment
    27. Tunneling Engineering
    28. Irrigation Engineering
    29. Pavement Design
    30. Structural Dynamics
    31. Geosynthetics
    32. Advanced Materials
    33. Bridge Engineering
    34. Land Use Planning
    35. Project Risk Management
    36. Concrete Technology
    37. Water Supply and Sanitation
    38. Smart Cities
    39. Energy Efficient Buildings
    40. Remote Sensing in Civil Engineering
