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  2. Capstone Design: Civil Site Development C, EXP, W

Capstone Design: Civil Site Development C, EXP, W

University of Alabama

CourseCE 401

Capstone Design Site Development: Civil Engineering is a team-based, project-driven course in which students design site development projects using engineering software, prepare construction drawings, and deliver professional engineering reports. Emphasis is placed on integrating technical skills with professional communication, ethical decision- making, and collaborative teamwork. This course is typically taken during a student’s final semester on campus.

Credits

4 credits

Course Code

CE 401

Related Courses

Prerequisites, corequisites, and courses that build on this one

Prerequisites

Complete these courses before enrolling

  • CE 310

    CE Infrastructure, Communication, and Citizenship USGC, W

    3 credits
  • CE 320

    Introduction Environmental Engineering

    3 credits
  • CE 331

    Introduction to Structural Engineering

    3 credits
  • CE 340

    Geotechnical Engineering C, W C, W

    4 credits
  • CE 424

    Water and Wastewater Treatment

    3 credits
  • CE 425

    Air Quality Engineering

    3 credits
  • CE 451

    Roadway Intersection Design

    3 credits
  • CE 459

    Pavement Design and Rehab

    3 credits
  • CE 471

    Open Channel Flow

    3 credits
  • CE 475

    Hydrology

    3 credits
  • CE 476

    Process Hydrology

    3 credits
Programs

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