Facilities
The Civil Engineering Department is located in Mann Hall, which houses well-equipped laboratories and computer facilities for instruction and research, classrooms, and offices. Computer facilities include the College of Engineering Eos network of more than 500 public workstations and numerous microcomputers, over 50 of which are located in Mann Hall. The Eos system provides access to a wide range of engineering software, as well as to other campus-wide and off-campus computers.
The Department's laboratories contain a variety of special equipment for research in structures, mechanics, soils, construction materials, construction engineering, hydraulics, and coastal and environmental engineering.
The special facilities are:
- Computer-Aided Engineering
- Construction Engineering and Management
- Environmental Engineering
- Geotechnical / Geoenvironmental Engineering
- Structural Engineering and Mechanics
- Transportation Systems and Materials
- Water Resources and Coastal Engineering
The Department's substantial research laboratories have expanded into the recently completed Constructed Facilities Laboratory, a part of the new Engineering Graduate Research Center. The state-of-the-art facility contains laboratories for construction engineering, structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, and materials.
In addition to the Department's facilities, resources of the College of Engineering include an electron microscope, x-ray analysis facilities, mass spectrometer, precision machine shop, and instrument shop.
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