University at Buffalo - Civil Structual and Environmental Engineering

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CIE499 Independent Study

General	3 credits, Fall and Spring Semesters Technical Elective (CIE) Technical Elective (ENV) Tutorial, Variable Schedule
Recent Instructor(s)	Variable
URL	None
Prerequisite(s)	Permission of instructor
Catalogue Description	Students electing this course should be accepted for work on a special topic by a member of the teaching staff. Special forms are available in the department office.
Course Objectives/Outcomes	Variable
Text(s)	Variable
Outcomes (ABET a-k)	i, j, k
Outcomes (CIE)	2, 8
Outcomes (ENV)	11
Other information	Offered in 2002-2003 by several faculty
Review by Undergraduate Studies Committee	Scheduled for 2002-2003
Prepared by	Dr. Alan J. Rabideau (Nov-02)

HIGHLIGHT

The Federal Highway Administration is a major research partner of UB's Multidisciplinary Center for Earthquake Engineering Research (MCEER). Established in 1986, MCEER has coordinated more than $120 million in projects. It provides research and training opportunities for CSEE students.

THE FACES OF CSEE

Jeff Tudini
Wales, NY
Environmental Engineering, B.S. Junior

"I was drawn to environmental because it's outdoorsy. I plan to work right out of school and then go to graduate school for a masters and maybe a doctorate."

PROSPECTIVE UNDERGRADS

You can apply for admission to our bachelor’s programs as an incoming freshman, as a sophomore already enrolled at UB, or as a transfer.

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