8 courses with the subject CAEE, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CAEE 200Introduction to AutoCAD1.0
This course will introduce students to Autodesk’s popular computer-aided design software AutoCAD through a series of hands-on exercises. It is intended for students with little to no experience with AutoCAD. At the end of the course, students will be able to use AutoCAD to an intermediate level of competence, providing a tool that may be useful in future design classes, capstone projects, and co-op experiences.
CAEE 202Introduction to Civil, Architectural & Environmental Engineering3.0
This course introduces the planning, design, construction, operation, maintenance and documentation of engineering projects that are in unique social, topographic, environmental and geologic settings. The scope and principles of Civil, Architectural and Environmental engineering practice are each presented as well as the relationships between the three disciplines. The concepts are illustrated through laboratory projects, case studies, field trips and field measurement exercises. The course also addresses professional ethics, practice and licensure.
Based on fundamental science and mathematics preparation, this course for students in Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering covers delineation of system boundaries, analysis of mass, energy and force balances that support system integration; life cycle and uncertainty analysis; and formulation of problem solutions using these balances.
CAEE 212Geologic Principles for Infrastructure & Environmental Engineering4.0
This course focuses on geological principles and their relationships to engineering properties and behavior of soil and rock materials. Topics include formation of minerals, igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks, plate tectonics, structural geology, rock mechanics, landforms and geological hazards. Labs focus on mineral and rock identification, map skills, and rock mechanics.
Provides an overview of systems and modeling; specifically using linear algebra as the model. Specific emphasis will be placed on developing models of engineering systems and the use of computational tools for solutions to the problems. The focus of the lab will be the use of MATLAB for the solution of contemporary engineering problems.
Provides an overview of dynamic systems and modeling; specifically using differential equations as the model. Specific emphasis will be placed on developing models of engineering systems and the use of computational tools for solutions to the problems. The focus of the lab will be the use of MATLAB for the solution of contemporary engineering problems. Laplace transforms will be introduced as a means to study systems and solutions to differential equations. Basic control laws will also be introduced.
CAEE 361Statistical Analysis of Engineering Systems3.0
This class covers probability and statistics with applications to civil, architectural, and environmental engineering. Students will learn probability theory, distributions of random variables, and statistical hypothesis testing.
This course evaluates the weight of evidence for community-based design practices as related to peacebuilding, conflict management and sustainable development. A case-study-based approach will enable students to study participatory theory, informed design and adaptive management.
