Civil Technology, Associate Certificate, Part-time
Burnaby , Canada
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Program Facts
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Major
Building Technology | Construction | Construction Technology
Area of study
Architecture and Construction
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
This program provides a foundation in civil engineering principles, covering topics such as statics, graphical communication, and hydrology. Students can choose from a range of electives to specialize in areas like stress analysis, soil mechanics, or structural design. The program prepares graduates for careers in the civil engineering field, including roles in construction, design, and public works.
Program Outline
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Required Courses:
- CIVL 1120: Statics
- CIVL 1121: Graphical Communication
- CIVL 1160: Applied Hydrology
- COMM 1103: Introduction to Business and Technical Communication
- MATH 1013: Advanced Technical Mathematics OR MATH 1401: Technical Mathematics for Architectural and Building Technology
Electives:
- AICO 1000: AutoCAD 1
- CIVL 1580: Construction Materials Testing Fundamentals
- CIVL 2121: Stress Analysis 1
- CIVL 2122: Stress Analysis 2
- CIVL 2123: Concrete Technology
- CIVL 2124: Asphalt Technology
- CIVL 2140: Introduction to Soil Mechanics
- CIVL 2151: Introduction to Urban Traffic Engineering
- CIVL 2161: Introduction to Hydraulics
- CIVL 2170: Intro to Structural Design
- CIVL 3140: Soil Mechanics 2
- CIVL 3171: Wood Design
- CIVL 3230: Civil Construction Estimating
- PUBW 1001: Introduction to Public Works Operations
- PUBW 1121: Roadworks Maintenance 1
- PUBW 1141: Municipal Plan Reading
- PUBW 2121: Roadworks Maintenance 2
- PUBW 4550: Public Works Inspection
- SURV 1101: Survey Instrument Operations: Levels
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