Department of Civil and Environmental EngineeringShahjalal University of Science and Technology, Sylhet.

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Examination panel for CEE department:

All faculty members of BUET, CUET, KUET, RUET, DUET, BAU, KU, DU, JU, All research organizations, BWDB, PWD,

LGED, DPHE etc.

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Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering’2007-2008First Year: Semester I

Course No. Course Title Hours / WeekTheory + Lab Credit

PHY 107 C Structure of matter, Sound waves and Fluid mechanics 3+0 3.0MAT 103F Differential calculus and Vector analysis 3+0 3.0CEE 115 Introduction to Ecology and Environment 2+0 2.0CEE 117 Economics for Engineers 2+0 2.0ENG 101 English Language 2+0 2.0CEE 111 Engineering Mechanics-I 2+0 2.0CHE 101 C General Chemistry 3+0 3.0PHY 104 Physics Sessional 0+3 1.5ENG 102 English Language Lab. 0+2 1.0CEE 112 Engineering Graphics-I 0+3 1.0

Total 17+8= 25 20. 50

First Year: Semester II Course No. Course Title Hours / Week

Theory + LabCredit

ENG 103 English Language 2+0 2.0MAT 104F Integral calculus and Ordinary differential equations 3+0 3.0CEE 143 Engineering Materials 3+0 3.0CEE 137 Environmental Quality and Monitoring 2+0 2.0CEE 113 Engineering Mechanics-II 2+0 2.0BAN 103 Cost accounting for Engineers 2+0 2.0CSE 125 Basic Electrical Engineering 2+0 2.0CHE 102 Chemistry Sessional 0+6 1.5ENG 104 English Language Lab 0+2 1.0CEE 114 Engineering Graphics-II 0+3 1.0IPE 104 Workshop Practice Sessional 0+2 1.0CEE 110 Semester Final Viva-I 0.50

Total 15+13=28 21. 00

Second Year: Semester I

Course No. Course Title Hours / WeekTheory + Lab

Credit

CEE 211 Mechanics of Solids-I 2+0 2.0CEE 253 Geology and Geomorphology 2+0 2.0CEE 223 Fluid Mechanics 3+0 3.0CSE 203B Introduction to Computer Language 2+0 2.0MAT 207 F Vector Calculus, Matrix, Laplace Transformation and

Partial Differential Equation3+0 3.0

CEE 245 Surveying 3+0 3.0ARC 202 AutoCAD for Civil and Environmental Engineers 0+3 1.0CSE 204B Introduction to Computer Language Lab 0+4 2.0CEE 242 Details of Construction 0+3 1.0CEE 212 Engineering Materials Sessional 0+3 1.0

Total 15+13=28 20. 00

Second Year: Semester IIPage 3 of 22

Course No. Course Title Hours / WeekTheory + Lab

Credit

CEE 213 Mechanics of Solids-II 2+0 2.0STAT 211 Statistics 3+0 3.0CEE 249 Numerical analysis 2+0 2.0CEE 231 Water Treatment 2+0 2.0CEE 321 Hydrology 3+0 3.0SOC 101C Principles of Sociology 2+0 2.0CEE 222 Fluid Mechanics Sessional 0+3 1.0CEE 214 Quantity Surveying 0+3 1.0CEE 218 Mechanics of Solids Sessional 0+3 1.0CEE 248 Remote Sensing and GIS Sessional 0+3 1.0CEE 246 Practical Surveying (Field work) 8 days 1.5CEE 210 Semester Final Viva-II 0.5

Total 15+12=27 20. 00

Third Year: Semester I Course No. Course Title Hours / Week

Theory + LabCredit

CEE 233 Waste water treatment 2+0 2.0CEE 323 Open Channel Hydraulics 3+0 3.0CEE 311 Structural Analysis-I 3+0 3.0CEE 315 Reinforced Concrete Design-I 3+0 3.0CEE 329 Ground Water 2+0 2.0CEE 235 Plumbing for water supply and sewerage system 2+0 2.0CEE 351 Geo-technical Engineering-I 3+0 3.0CEE 334 Water Supply and Sewerage Engineering Sessional 0+3 1.0CEE 316 Reinforced Concrete Design Sessional-I 0+3 1.0CEE 312 Structural Analysis and Design Sessional-I 0+3 1.0

Total 17+9 =26 20. 50

Third Year: Semester IICourse No. Course Title Hours / Week

Theory + LabCredit

CEE 317 Structural Analysis-II 2+0 2.0CEE 335 Environmental Pollution Control Engineering 2+0 2.0CEE 325 Hydraulics & Hydraulic Structure 3+0 3.0CEE 319 Reinforced Concrete Design-II 3+0 3.0CEE 371 Environmental Sanitation and Solid Waste Management 3+0 3.0CEE 361 Transportation Engineering-I 3+0 3.0CEE 314 Reinforced Concrete Design Sessional –II 0+3 1.0CEE 318 Structural Analysis and Design Sessional –II 0+3 1.0CEE 352 Geotechnical Engineering Sessional-I 0+3 1.0CEE 332 Environmental Pollution Control Engineering Sessional 0+3 1.0CEE 310 Semester Final Viva-II 0.50

Total 15+12=27 20. 50

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Fourth Year: Semester I

Course No. Course Title Hours / WeekTheory + Lab

Credit

CEE 411 Structural Analysis-III 2+0 2.0CEE 461 Transportation Engineering –II 2+0 2.0CEE 481 Reinforced Concrete Design-III 2+0 2.0CEE 451 Geotechnical Engineering –II 3+0 3.0CEE 439 Industrial Water & Wastewater Treatment 2+0 2.0CEE 435 Environmental Impact Assessment 2+0 2.0CEE 441 Project Planning and Management 2+0 2.0CEE 464 Transportation Engineering Sessional-I 0+3 1.0CEE 424 Design of Hydraulic Structures Sessional 0+3 1.0CEE 482 Computer Application in Structural Analysis and Design 0+3 1.0CEE 400 Thesis/ Project work 0+6 1.0CEE 436 Field trip with visit 1.0

Total 14+15 =29 20.0

Fourth Year: Semester II

Course No. Course Title Hours / WeekTheory + Lab

Credit

Two theory courses from thesis related field 4+0 4.0Four theory courses from other fields (one course from each field)

8+0 8.0

One Sessional course from thesis related field 0+3 1.0One Sessional course from any field 0+3 1.0

CEE 400 Thesis/Project work 0+8 4.0Total 12+14 =26 18. 00

1. Environmental Engineering

Course No. Course Title Hours / WeekTheory + Lab

Credit

CEE 471 Environmental Management And Auditing 2+0 2.0CEE 433 Theory of Advanced Water Treatment 2+0 2.0CEE 473 Urban Environmental Engineering and Regional Planning 2+0 2.0CEE 477 Socio-economic Aspects of Civil and Environmental

Engineering2+0 2.0

CEE 479 Introduction to Environmental Modeling 2+0 2.0CEE 472 Environmental design Sessional-I 0+3 1.0CEE 432 Environmental Design Sessional-II 0+3 1.0

2. Geotechnical Engineering

Course No. Course Title Hours / WeekTheory + Lab

Credit

CEE 453 Geotechnical Engineering-III 2+0 2.0CEE 457 Geotechnical Engineering-IV 2+0 2.0CEE 455 Geoenvironmental Engineering 2+0 2.0CEE 485 Earth Quake Engineering 2+0 2.0CEE 452 Geotechnical Engineering Sessional-II 0+3 1.0

3. Structural Engineering

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Course No. Course Title Hours / WeekTheory + Lab

Credit

CEE 483 Steel Structure 2+0 2.0CEE 487 Theory of Elasticity 2+0 2.0CEE 489 Dynamics of Structures 2+0 2.0CEE 412 Structural analysis and design Sessional –III 0+3 1.0

4. Transportation Engineering

Course No. Course Title Hours / WeekTheory + Lab

Credit

CEE 463 Transportation Engineering –III 2+0 2.0CEE 465 Transportation Engineering –IV 2+0 2.0CEE 462 Transportation Engineering Sessional –II 3+0 1.0

5. Water resources Engineering

Course No. Course Title Hours / WeekTheory + Lab

Credit

CEE 423 Irrigation and Flood Control 2+0 2.0CEE 425 River Engineering 2+0 2.0CEE 427 Coastal Engineering 2+0 2.0CEE 422 Irrigation Engineering Sessional 0+3 1.0

Students should take two theory courses and one sessional course from his/her thesis related field. Other courses should be taken as follows:

Four theory courses from other fields, each from every field. One Sessional course from any field.

Total credits included in all semesters:Semester Credits 1/1 21.001/2 20.002/1 20.502/2 21.003/1 20.503/2 20.504/1 19.504/2 18.00 _______Total 161.00

NB : Every student should have to complete 161.00 credits for obtaining the B.Sc. Engineering degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering.

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Detailed SyllabusCEE 111 ENGINEERING MECHANICS -I(2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Resultants and components of forces; Coplanar concurrent forces; Moments & Parallel Coplanar forces; Non-concurrent, Nonparallel, Coplanar forces; Maximum and minimum forces; Non- coplanar forces; Centroids; Moments of inertia of areas; Moments of inertia of masses.

CEE 112 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS -I(3.0 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Introduction: Instruments and their uses; Multi-view projection, revolution and auxiliary views, sectional views, isometric, diametric and oblique projections; Perspectives: one point, two point and three point perspectives; Descriptive geometry: points lines and planes, parallelism and perpendicularly surfaces. Building drawing, Stair drawing.

CEE 113 ENGINEERING MECHANICS - II(2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Friction, Flexible cords, Graphical methods, Plane motion, Relative motion, Force system that produce rectilinear motion. Work, Kinetic energy and Power, Impulse and Momentum.

CEE 114 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS -II(3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Complete Building Drawing and Computer applications; Drawing for environment control elements, i.e. Septic tank, Soak-well, Inspection pits, Sewerage line, Underground water reservoir, Over head water reservoir, Internal water and sewerage line, Soil and rain water pipe from the building, Drainage, etc. Introduction to AutoCAD.

ENHANCEMENT : Autocad training to be offered by department during vacation if possible.

CEE 115 INTRODUCTION TO ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT (2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Environmental Ecology: Concept, definition, branches and scope of ecology; Ecosystem: Concept and principles of ecosystem; structure, examples and function of ecosystem, Different types of ecosystem; Ecological tools and techniques; Statistical application in ecology; Energy flow in Ecosystem: Energy in ecosystem, Pattern of flow of energy through the ecosystem and food chains; Biogeochemical Cycles of Ecosystem: Carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle, sulpher cycle and phosphorous cycle; Abiotic and Biotic component of Ecosystem; Phytosociology, Population ecology, Applied ecology.Introduction to environment, Layers of soil and atmosphere (biosphere, hydrosphere etc.), Climatic factors (light, temperature, precipitation, atmospheric humidity, atmosphere and air), The nature and extent of global concern of environment, Agriculture pollution, Deforestation; Material balance approach. The Global warming and Climate change, Green House effect, Ozone layer depletion, Sea level rise, El nino and La-nina, Alzheimer, Acid rain. Natural disaster in Bangladesh: flash flood, earthquake etc.

CEE 117 ECONOMICS FOR ENGINEERS (2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Fundamentals of basic economics: Money, cost / price, utility, supply, demand, investment, depreciation, inflation, Five year planning; Introduction to engineering economics: Present economy, role of engineers in economic system and business, Engineering economic decisions: Types of engineering decisions, material and process selection, equipment replacement, new product and product expansion, cost reduction, service improvement, time value of money, present worth analysis, cash flow analysis and depreciation, sensitivity analysis, break-even analysis, risk analysis, multi-stage sequential analysis, multi attribute decision making; Investment: Measuring the worth of investment, evaluation of multiple investment alternatives, effect of inflation on engineering practices, sensitivity and risk analysis; Application of Engineering Economy: Aspects of economic studies for government activities, Economic aspects of engineering studies and projects, Case Studies.

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CEE 137 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND MONITORING(2 hours /week, 2 credits)

Air Quality: Characteristics & Sources of Air Pollutant, Air Quality Standard, Air Quality monitoring: Sampling of ambient air, air quality monitoring system, stack sampling, continuous emission monitoring, remote sensing for air monitoring and analysis;Soil Quality: Introduction; Physical, mineralogical and chemical composition and properties of soil, Sources of soil organic matters, Influence of soil organic matter on soil properties; Effects of fertilizers, pesticides etc. on soil; Origin, nature and parent material of soil; Soil micro animals; Characteristics of saline and sodic soil; Peat soils.

Water and Waste water Quality: (a) Physical characteristics and quality of water and wastewater; (b) Chemical quality and characteristics of water and water; (c) Microbiology of Water and wastewater: Introduction, Microbes, virus, Bacteria, Fungi, Protozoa, Algae and Cyanobacteria and Other Microorganisms (rotifers, helminthes, crustaceans, worms etc), (d) Microbial characteristics and quality of water and wastewater, (e) BOD (definition, equation and sag curve), COD, DO, ThOD, TKN, PKN etc, (f) Water Quality Standard: Bases, WHO Guidelines, Bangladesh water quality standard, (g) Test and Analysis for Water Quality, (h) Water Quality Monitoring: Bio monitoring, Chemical versus biological pollution monitoring, plant bioassay, fish bioassay, algal bioassay.

CEE 143 ENGINEERING MATERIALS (3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

Introduction: Importance and functional impact of engineering materials in the point of view of environmental engineering; Basic civil engineering materials: Properties and uses of Bricks, Cement, Aggregates, Cement and lime mortars, Concrete, Stone, Sand and Fineness modulus; Concrete: Constituent of Concrete; Properties of Concrete; Design of Concrete mix; Glass: Nature, forms and types of glasses; Timber: Nature, forms and types of timber and classification; Plastics: Fundamental characteristics , classification, some typical examples of plastics and their uses; Rubber: sources of natural rubber, chemical treatment of latex, raw materials, synthetic reactions and properties of synthetic rubber; Corrosion: Nature. Forms and types of corrosion, electrochemical mechanism and prevention of corrosion. Paints, varnishes and metallic coatings, methods used in applying coatings on metal surface; Atomic structure and bonding: Yielding, Fractures and Elasticity.

CEE 211 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS-I(2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Stress and strain analysis of axially loaded members, Stresses in thin and thick walled cylinders and spheres, Shear force and bending moment diagrams, Bending stress and shear stress in beams, Rivet and welded joints.

CEE 212 ENGINEERING MATERIALS SESSIONAL (3 Hours/week, 1 Credit)

Based on Engineering Materials Theory Classes. (FM of Sand, concrete, final and initial setting time of cement, tensile a decompression test of cement).

CEE 213 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS -II (2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Deflection of beams: Integration and moment area methods; Torsion; Helical springs; Principal stress; Mohr's Circle; Columns: Euler's formula; Intermediate column formulas; the Secant formula; Flexure formula of curved beams; Truss: Joint method, Section method.

CEE 214 QUANTITY SURVEYING (3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Construction procedure; Estimation of Infra-structure; Collection of Materials; Pricing; Source of Materials; Quality Control; Route mapping.

CEE 218 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS SESSIONAL(3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Based on Theory classes (stress-strain relationship test, hardness test, column test, timber test, use of slide calipers).

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(3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Based on Environmental Fluid Mechanics Theory Classes.

CEE 223 FLUID MECHANICS (3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

Fluid Statics: Fluid properties related with environmental phenomena, Ideal fluid, Real fluid, Viscosity, Surface tension, Capilarity, Manometry, Forces on the submerged planes and curved surfaces, Buoyancy and Floatation, Energy consideration in steady flow, Cavitation, EGL, HGL, Stagnation point; Fluid Dynamics: Flow characteristics of fluid; Dimensional flow; Equation of continuity; Momentum and forces in fluid flow, Stationary vane, Moving vane; Flow of fluid in pipes: Bernoulli's equation; Flow through venturimeter; Frictional losses in pipes and fittings, Laminar flow, Turbulent flow, Reynold’s number, Pipes in series, parallel and pipe network; Types of fluid machinery: Impulse and reaction turbines; Centrifugal and axial flow pumps.

CEE 231 WATER TREATMENT (2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Major water impurities; Water Sources: Rain water and rainwater harvesting, Ground water sources: Spring, infiltration well, infiltration gallery, artesian well; Surface water sources: Intake and collection of surface water, Population prediction and water requirements; River water, pond water, lake water, Bangladesh and international water quality standards; Physical, chemical and biological treatment processes-sedimentation, coagulation, flocculation, filtration (filtration mechanism, slow sand filtration, rapid sand filtration, pond sand filtration, roughing filtration, house hold filter) and disinfections. Introduction to Advanced water treatment: Reverse Osmosis, Ion exchange, Membrane filtration, softening, gas transfer and aeration, adsorption, electro dialysis, fluoridation etc.; Arsenic, iron, manganese removal; Existing water treatment facilities in Bangladesh.

CEE 233 WASTE WATER TREATMENT (2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Sewage treatment, Principles of physical and chemical and biological treatment processes; Preliminary or preparatory treatment: Screening, comminutors, grit removal, floatation, equalization, aeration, skimming tank; Primary treatment: sedimentation, imhoff tank, septic tank, interceptor tank; Secondary treatment: Attached growth system, suspended growth system, principles of biological oxidation, bacterial growth in pure (biological) culture, kinetics of bacterial growth; Activated sludge & its modification, Oxidation ditches; Trickling filter, Rotating biological contactors and discs; Lagoons and waste stabilization ponds; Anaerobic treatment; Nutrient removal: Phosphorous and nitrogen removal ; Natural treatment, Sludge tretment and sludge disposal; Bio-gas technology, Duckweed wastewater treatment; Sewage pollution problems in Bangladesh;.

CEE 235 PLUMBING FOR WATER SUPPLY AND SEAWAGE SYSTEM(2 Hours/week, 2 Credits) Water Supply Plumbing: Introduction: History and development of water supply system; Water pipes and fittings; Pump and pumping machinery; Water distribution: Analysis and design of network; Pipe Sizing, Fire hydrant; Monitoring and sanitary protection of water distribution systems, Leak detection and unaccounted water or system loss; Cost and billing of piped water supply; Water supply system in rural and urban areas.

Sewage and Waste Water Plumbing: Conventional sewerage system; Small bore sewerage system; Simplified sewer system; Sewer and sewer materials, fittings and design; Hydraulics of sewer design; Construction of sewer; Sewer and sewer appurtenances, Maintenance of sewer and sewer appurtenances.

CEE 242 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION(3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Based on theory the details of constructions: Foundation, different types of foundation, piling, brick masonry, framed structures and bearing walls, lintels, details of floor and roof, plastering, staging, shoring, insulation and acoustics, Water tank.

CEE 245 SURVEYING (3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

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Introduction; Calculation of area and volumes; Survey: Chain, Traverse, Plane table; Leveling; Tachometry; Principles and problems on Tachometry; Curves and Curve ranging; Transition curve; Vertical curves; Introduction of Geodetic surveying. Project surveying; Errors in surveying; Field procedure, correction for base line, problems on geodetic surveying; Introduction of photogrammetry, Terrestrial photography; Aerial photography; Meteorology; General Meteorology, Agricultural and Forest Meteorology.

ENHENCHMENT total station equipment handling and Global Position station (GPS)

CEE 246 PRACTICAL SURVEYING (6 days, 1.0 Credit)

Based on Theory classes.

CEE 248 REMOTE SENSING AND GIS(3 Hours /week, 1.0 Credit)

Introduction to remote sensing and GIS, aerial photography, digital image processing, use of arc-views.

CEE 249 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS(2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Computer applications to environmental problems, Curve fitting by least square methods, Numerical differential and integration; Finite difference; numerical solution of differential equations; Accuracy and error, Solution of equations by iteration and other methods.

CEE 253 GEOLOGY AND GEOMORPHOLOGY (2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Geology: Minerals, identification and physical properties of minerals; Rocks and types of rock and metamorphisms, classification of metamorphic rocks, common rock forming minerals, mineraloid rocks, cycle of rock change: Structural geology: Faults, folds, domes, basin, erosion, marine erosion and quantitative analysis of erosional land forms; External and Internal geological forces, their interaction and resultant landscapes; Engineering problems posed by sand dunes, glacited region; Seismic zones of Bangladesh; Engineering consideration in seismic area, safety measure to be adopted for building and infrastructure to be constructed in seismic areas, dams, to be located in seismic areas; Types of mountain and their formation; Volcanic; Residual; Fault; Folds; and Faults-their causes, tectonic causes;Geo-morphology: Channel: development, widening, Valley shape; Stream terraces; alluvial flood plains; Delta and alluvial fans; Channel morphology; Channel pattern and river basin; Generalized and load characteristics of river channel; Bed forms in the alluvial channel of sediment transportation on the river morphology and channel pattern.Geology and Geomorphology of Bangladesh: General description, hilly areas in north-eastern zone and eastern part of Bangladesh; Rivers and river basin of Bangladesh.

CEE 311 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS - I (3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

Analysis of statically determinate beams frames and trusses; Analysis of portal frames, mill bent, bridge portal and braced trusses, influence lines (beam, frame, floor beam, truss), moving concentrated loads. Vertical and lateral (wind and earthquake effects) load analysis of statistically indeterminate multistoried building frames by approximate method.

CEE 312 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND DESIGN SESSIONAL- I(3 Hours /week, 1.0 Credit)

Analysis and design of steel truss roof system considering wind load.

CEE 314 REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN SESSIONAL -II(3 Hours /week, 1.0 Credit)

Design of multistoried buildings considering wind and earthquake loads.

CEE 315 REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN -I (3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

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Fundamentals of reinforced concrete members; Introduction of WSD and USD methods; Design of singly and doubly reinforced rectangular and T- beams according to WSD and USD methods. shear and diagonal tension in beams, Bond and anchorage according to USD and WSD methods. Design of one-way slab.

CEE 316 REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN SESSIONAL-I(3 Hours /week, 1.0 Credit)

Design problems based on CEE 315 and Design of masonry structures.

CEE 317 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS - II(2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Deflection of frames and trusses; Analysis of statically indeterminate structure by different methods: Moment distribution method, Slope deflection method and Consistent deformation method.

CEE 318 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND DESIGN SESSIONAL- II(3 Hours /week, 1.0 Credit)

Analysis and Design of underground reservoir, septic tank and overhead water tank.

CEE 319 REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN -II (3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

Design of two-way slabs, flat slabs, columns, footings, retaining walls, stairs, concrete floor, and roof system . Design considering earthquake loads.

ENHANCEMENT Briefly discus on seismic analysis and design

CEE 321 HYDROLOGY (3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

Introduction to Hydrology; Importance and role of hydrology in environmental engineering; Hydrologic cycle; Physics of the air flow, cyclone; Precipitation; Stream flow, infiltration and soil moistures; Evaporation; Evapo-transpiration; Runoff and hydrographic; Runoff-rainfall relationships; Unit hydrographic concepts and its applications; Flood routing and statistical methods.

CEE 323 OPEN CHANNEL HYDRAULICS (3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

Open channel flow and its classification; Velocity and pressure distribution; Energy equation, specific energy; and transition problem; Momentum equation and specific momentum; Critical flow, critical depth, hydraulic jump, Froude and Reynolds number; Uniform flow, steady & unsteady flow, Manning‘s equation; Gradually varied flow; Computations of flow profile and flow over different structure (S, curve, H-curve); Prismatic channel, artificial channel, channel design and its environmental effects.

CEE 325 HYDRAULICS AND HYDRAULIC STRUCTURE (3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

Theories of Seepage; Embankment, Dam, & Design of Dam; Sluice gate; Spillways; Flood Control Reservoir, Energy dissipator; Diversion head work; Irrigation Structure; Cross drainage works; Regulator Design; Out falls; Gates; Cut off; Sediment and Sediment Transport; Dimensional Analysis and Hydraulic Analysis and Seismic design of Dam

CEE 329 GROUND WATER (2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Ground water sources: Infiltration well, infiltration gallery, Artesian well, spring. Ground water in hydraulic cycle; Occurrence of ground water; Ground water movement, storage and hydraulic coefficients, evaporation; Basic principles of Ground water flow (continuity equation); Seepage; Pumps and Water wells; Ground water exploration; Aquifer properties, well deign criteria, constructions, production tests; Sanitary protection and maintenance of well; Investigation and recharge of ground water basin, ground water development; Sea water intrusion; Ground water potential in Bangladesh;

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Review of existing ground water technology; Shallow & deep wells, solar stills; Common ground water supply options with reference to Bangladesh; Different types of hand pumps, installation and O & M of hand pumps; Problems of ground supply: Iron; Arsenic; Hardness; Salinity; Water table declination and lowering; Drilling problems in rocky and hilly areas; Alternative technologies for problem areas of Bangladesh; Shallow, shrouded tube-wells(SST), very shallow shrouded tube-well (VSST); Moon pump, Bangla pump etc; Environmental impact of ground water abstraction in Bangladesh.

CEE 332 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION CONTROL ENGINEERING SESSIONAL(3 Hours /week, 1.0 Credit)

Air sample test (SOx, CO, NOx, particulates, Hydrocarbons, Lead determination); Determination of Pesticide residue; Measurement of intensity of noise, Measurement of temp. Relative humidity, Observation of daily surface temp. of various media, Measurement of moisture content of soil, Measurement of wind speed etc. and Based on Theory Classes of Environmental Pollution Control Engineering.

CEE 334 WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE ENGINEERING SESSIONAL(3 Hours/week, 1 Credit)

Based on Theory classes.

CEE 335 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION CONTROL ENGINEERING(2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

General Concepts of Pollutants: Energy –nuclear, solar, fossil; Transpiration: - Rail, road, air, agricultural activities, fertilizers, pesticides, medicine, drugs, sedative drugs, herbal drugs, detergents, polymers, dyes. Air pollution: Fundamentals of air pollution problems- Ambient Air: Sources & types of air pollution; Air pollution by automobiles; Adverse effects of air pollution and pollutants on inert materials, vegetation, man and animals; Air pollution control; Classical Smog and photochemical smog; Smoke; Gaseous contaminants: Dust, fumes, and mists; Sampling and monitoring of air pollutants; Measurement methods: Laws and regulation of air pollution control; Noise pollution: Effects, sources & control of noise pollution; Thermal pollution: Sources, effects and control of thermal pollution; Thermal pollution over different location; Possible long range impact of thermal pollution; Soil Pollution: Effects of pH in soils; Soil reactions and correlation; Tolerance of higher plants to saline and sodic soil; Soil erosion, erodability factors, topographic factors; Computation soil losses; Effects of pesticides on soil and soil organisms; reaction of inorganic contaminants in soil; Soil pollution and its impact on the environment, ground water,; Soil improvement methods for removal of pollutants.

CEE 351 GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING -I(3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

Soil and Soil Mechanics: Introduction to Geotechnical engineering; Formation, composition, structure and fabrics of soil, soil profile and its layer, soil and plant relation; Index properties of soil; Identification and classification of soil; Permeability and seepage; Capillarity and flow net; Soil water energy concept; Soil aeration characteristics, soil aeration problems in the field, factors affecting soil aeration; Specific heat of soil, buffering capacity of soils; Lateral earth pressure.

Soil Strength: Principles of total and effective stress; Shear strength of soil; Stress distribution.

CEE 352 GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING SESSIONAL- I (3 Hours /week, 1.0 Credit)

Field identification of soil samples; Specific gravity test; Atterberg limit tests, Grain size analysis by sieve and hydrometer; Compaction test; Permeability (Constant head and Variable head) test; Relative density test; Direct shear test; Unconfined compression test; Vane shear test; Triaxial compression test, Consolidation test.

CEE 361 TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING-I (3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

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Introduction to transport engineering, development of transport systems, elements of transport systems, Transport planning concepts: collection, study, and analysis of basic data, highway location and surveys, geometric design of highways, cross section highways, curve, sight distances, Traffic Engineering: traffic system, traffic characteristics, traffic control, traffic studies, waterways etc.

CEE 371 ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT(3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

Sanitation: Dwellers sanitation; Code of practice for adequate environmental facilities in a infrastructure, housing and buildings: Space, lighting, air movement and circulation, temperature control, plumbing facilities, ventilation and air conditioning, Principles of excreta disposal, Duckweed treatment for waste; Bio-gas plant; Different sanitation options; Sanitation practices in BangladeshSolid Waste Management: Sources and characteristics of Solid waste; Solid waste generation; Collection and transportation (Community and Municipality); Volume reduction; sorting; Stabilization; Incineration; Resource recovery and recycling; Land filling; Composting; Planning and socio-economic aspects of solid waste management; Community mobilization in solid waste management; Milk and food sanitation; Hazardous and health-care waste management.. Environmental Health: Disease description, mode of transmission of diseases, clean water, sanitation, health, nutrition, application of engineering principles to the control of communicable diseases; water borne and water sanitation related diseases; vector borne diseases and vector control; Insecticides and bactericides, occupational health; Hygiene Education and Community Participation: Scope and methodology for hygiene education; Development of hygiene promotion program; Social mobilization in hygiene education; Community participation; Participatory management and planning in WSS, Gender aspects in WSS, Cost recovery and sustainability of water supply and sanitation services.

CEE 436 FIELD TRIP CUM STUDY TOUR(1 credit)

Trip to the surface water treatment plants, iron and arsenic removal plants, rain water harvesting plants, industrial waste treatment plants etc. Trip to different construction sites and river protection sites

CEE 400 THESIS /PROJECT WORK (3Hours/week, 1.0 Credits) Project or thesis will be carried out in first semester.

CEE 400 THESIS/ PROJECT WORK (6 Hours/week, 4.0 Credits)

Thesis or project will carried out (Continuation from First Semester, Integrated design and details of construction and cost analysis)

CEE 411 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS-III(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Stiffness Matrix; member stiffness; stiffness transformations; assembly of stiffness matrices and solution for beams, frames and trusses. Flexibility matrix, Introduction to finite element method.

CEE 412 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND DESIGN SESSIONAL -III(3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Analysis and design of different types of bridges.

CEE 422 IRRIGATION ENGINRREING SESSIONAL(3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Different experiments based on theories.

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CEE 423 IRRIGATION AND FLOOD CONTROL(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Importance of irrigation, sources and quality of irrigation water, soil-water-plant relationship, consumptive use and estimation of irrigation water requirements, methods of irrigation, design of irrigation canals, irrigation structures, delta, duty, effects and remedies of leaching and logging,; Floods (causes, types, control methods etc) and Seismic provision for bank protection, design and field survey and workshop on bank protection and irrigation problems of Bangladesh

CEE 424 DESIGN OF HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES SESSIONAL(3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Regulator design and wetland management construction (embankment design with drainage for water movement, plantation of trees).

CEE 425 RIVER ENGINEERING (2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

River characteristics; Sediment discharge; Classification of Rivers and history; Sediment transport mechanism; River flow characteristics; Bed theory; River control; Estuary mechanics; Saline water intrusion; National and international issues on River water; Dredging of River bed; Rivers, the behavior, Control and training; Port theory; Dam and bridges on River; River pollution; Irrigation purposes of river; Runoff, infiltration; river guide theory.

CEE 427 COASTAL ENGINEERING (2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Oceanography: Definition, characteristics, formation; Wave theory: Definition, properties, classification; Basic equation of wave motion; Wave energy, power, group celerity, breaking of waves; Coastal water level: Tide, storm, cyclone, hurricane, tidal surge, Tide and its equation; Sea level rise; Impact on coastal zone and force on coastal structure; Beach and port management; Sediment properties; Transport process: Along shore line sediment transport process, wind transport of sand; Management of coastal environment: Coastal water quality, Coastal water supply and sewage, Intrusion of saline water to estuary; Coast pollution; Preservation of coastal environment.

CEE 432 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN SESSIONAL- II (3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Based on theory classes. Design of transport and distribution system of water supply/ drainage in urban and suburban ar -eas. (Manually design/ Computer application).

CEE 435 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ASSESSMENT (2 Hours/week 2.0 Credits)

EIA - important terms in environmental impact assessment; Aims and objectives of EIA; Role of EIA in EM; EIA Methodology: Different methods of EIA, initial environmental examination, Baselines studies; Rapid environmental impact assessment methods: check list, matrix methods, Scooping and people’s participation in EIA; EIA of development schemes; Economical evaluation of EIA; Cost and Cost/benefit analysis of EIA; EIA (State of art) in water resources and industrial projects; Application of EIA in energy and agricultural development; EIA for embankment flood protection measures; EIA of irrigation activities: EIA of infrastructure development project; Environmental impact of flood in rainy season; EIA of draughts in dry season (specially Farakkah and other upstream barrages); EIA in solid waste management; EIA of gas field and tea garden; EIA in JMB project; EIA of transport system; EIA procedure in private sector, EIA procedure in govt. sector; Different EIA index calculation,

Term paper submission on EIA.

CEE 439 INDUSTRIAL WASTE AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT (2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

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Requirements of the water for various industries; Quality and treatment of industrial water; Characteristics and volume of industrial waste; Problems associated with industrial waste water; Waste water treatment objectives; Physical, chemical and biological methods of industrial waste water treatment including neutralization, equalization, oil separation, flotation, sour water strippers, heavy metal removal, air stripping, chemical oxidation; Overview of waste reduction techniques in industries, Waste problems of major industries and their methods of treatment and disposal- such as petroleum industries (gasoline kerosene treatment), textile industries, tannery; cement, fertilizer, paper and pulp, jute processing, dairy, drug and pharmaceutical, food and allied industry; Treatment and disposal of industrial waste sludge; Laws and regulations for industrial wastewater and waste treatment.

CEE 433 THEORY OF ADVANCED WATER TREATMENT(2 Hours/week, 2.0 credits)

Different types of settling, advanced theory of coagulation, advanced theory of filtration, membrane filtration, water softening, air stripping, aeration and gas transfer, reverse osmosis, desalination, water treatment by UV-radiation , ozonization, adsorption, ion-exchange, modification of activated sludge, nitrogen and phosphorus removal.

CEE 441 PROJECT PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT (2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Principles of management; Principles of construction management; Contract and specification; Construction planning; Organization; Critical path method; Cost accounting management; Inventory control; Project planning and evaluation; Quantity surveying; Management for engineers; Feasibility report and cash flow; Pay back periods; Cost-benefit ratio; Environmental project management.

CEE 451 GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING II(3 Hours/week, 3 Credits)

Soil investigation techniques; Bearing capacities of shallow and deep foundations; Types of foundation; Design of footings (Spread footings and special footings), mat foundations; Pile foundations; Compressibility and settlement; Slope stability analysis; Fundamental of soil liquefaction.

CEE 452 GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING SESSIONAL- II (3Hours /week, 1.0 Credit)

Preparation of a sub-soil investigation report, interpretation of soil test result, establishment of sub-soil profile and design of foundations.

CEE 453 GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING-III(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Piles subjected to lateral loads; Sheet piles; Retaining walls, Dewatering and slurry wall construction, , Caissons; Coffer dams; Pier and abutments; Analysis and design of machine foundation; soil improvement technique.

ENHANCEMENT : Simple problem on liquefaction and evaluation of hazard and vulnerability

CEE 455 GEOENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Waste characteristics, sources of ground contamination, hydro geological characteristics of the ground; Mass transport in saturated and unsaturated media, Contaminant transport, transport mechanisms, soil-water interaction, contaminant retardation process and transport modeling; Contaminated land management techniques.

CEE 457 GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING-IV(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Introduction to critical state soil mechanics, SHANSEP and stress path methods; one, two and three dimensional consolidation problems; Pore pressure coefficients; Soil structure interaction; Permeability, capillary and soil suction, Seepage analysis; Stability of natural and man made slope; Numerical solution of Geotechnical engineering problems.

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CEE 461 TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING –II(2 Hours/week, 2 Credits)

Highway Engineering: Highway materials, sub-grade, sub-base, and base courses, soil aggregates in road construction, properties of bitumen materials, mix design methods, design, maintenance and construction of flexible, rigid road pavements; Road marking, Lighting, Signal design. Railways Engineering: General requirement, alignment, Permanent way, Points and crossing, Stations and yards, signaling maintenance.

CEE 462 TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING SESSIONAL-II(3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

Based on theory classes.

CEE 463 TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING-III(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Traffic management system, traffic accident investigations, planning and construction of airport, types and elements of air port planning studies, geometric design of the landing area, terminal area, design of airport pavement, air port marking and signing and drainage.

CEE 464 TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING SESSIONAL- I(3 Hours /week, 1.0 Credit)

Test of bituminous material, test on sub-grade; mix design, road capacity studies.

CEE 465 TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING-IV(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Frequency Analysis; Determination of Road Capacity; Design of Rigid Pavement and Design of Flexible Pavement.

CEE 471 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND AUDITING(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Definition and introduction, Environmental management and ISO 14000, Environmental management and ISO 14000, Environmental auditing and reporting, Environmental auditing in specific industries, Environment and sustainable development, Environmental development interaction, Environmental risk analysis, Environmental implication and sectoral development, Environmental issues and priority, Environmental management plan, Environmental policies, Environmental ethics; Environmental laws and legislations: Water Law, Industrial Pollution Law, Forest Conservation Law, Bangladesh Environment Conservation Act 95, Environment Conservation Rule 97, Environmental Pollution Control Ordinance 77, The then East Pakistan Water Pollution Control Ordinance 70, Air Pollution Legislation and Regulation: Clean Air Act, Clean Air Act Amendment 1990, Electronic bulletin boards, State Regulations. Environmental management information system (EMIS) for environmental sustainability, community participation and public awareness in EMS, environmental planning, (related to site planning); Brown agenda, ecological planning, environmental planning, town and city planning, Participatory management, Role of the user community in environmental project: community involvement, Community management etc. Institutional aspects of environmental projects: actors, principles and policies, challenges, Gender awareness and participatory tools, Financial aspects of environmental projects; Implementing interventions in environmental projects; Project cycle, Project cycle within a community..

CEE 472 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN SESSIONAL-I(3 hours/week, 1.0 credit)

Based on theory classes. Design of plumbing system, septic tank, under-ground reservoir, soak well, inspection pit, inhoff tank, interceptor tank and deep tube well.

CEE 473 URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND REGIONAL PLANNING (2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

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Introduction to urban planning; Historical thoughts of urban planning, Urban environmental matters, Urban management and brown agenda, Evaluative image of environment of a city/ town, Environmental disasters and hazards; GIS in urban environmental planning, Town and city planning, Transport planning, Environmental planning, Ecological planning. Urban environmental planning in Bangladesh: accelerating urbanization, selected urban planning project in Bangladesh.

CEE 475 ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS TECHNOLOGY(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Definition; Importance and application of environmental process technology; Flows and balances; Mass balance equations; Rate and state equations, flux, transformation, accumulation, reaction kinetics; Linear relationship between conservation rate; Aerobic and anaerobic growth; Determination of cell kinetics; pH and temperature effects; Reactor Engineering: Introduction; Natural and man-made reactor; Batch reactor; Plug flow reactor; CFSTR; Derived reactor model; Feed batch reactor; Immobilized cell reactors.

CEE 477 SOCIOECONOMIC ASPECTS OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Environment and social science: Disciplinary boundaries and the environment, Global environmental change and social sciences, Society and Nature with co-evolution, Nash’s model for valuation of nature and conservation, Greening and new social movement, Environmental sociology approach to science and ecology, Reorientation of environmental sociology, Specific theoretical approaches to environmental sociology: causes of environmental destruction, Social construction and environmental power, Environmental justice; Economic analysis of environmental policy, Environmental quality and recreational activities, Returnable and non-returnable containers: Recycling, sulpher dioxide and air pollution, lead and other non-biodegradable substance; Sustainability: sustainable performance of environmental systems such as water supply and sanitation system, Role of the user community in environmental project: community involvement, community management etc. Institution aspects of environmental projects: actors, principles and policies, challenges, gender awareness and participatory tools, cultural and socioeconomic aspects of water supply and sanitation facilities; Hygiene education and social mobilization, Financial aspects of water supply and sanitation projects, Implementing interventions in environmental projects; Project cycle, Project cycle within a community.

CEE 479 INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL MODELING (2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Models: Population, Physical, Mathematical and Management model, mechanism of pollutant fate in the environmentMathematical Modeling: Introduction; Data management system & mathematical models in real life, mathematics of mass transportAir Quality Modeling: Mathematical models for air quality control and their application.Ground Water Modeling: Introduction to existing ground water models.Surface Water Modeling: Hydrodynamic modeling of rivers, water quality modeling of riverine system, modeling of water quality in estuaries, lakes and reservoirs. Urban Water Supply Modeling: Introduction to existing urban water supply models.Watershed modeling: Introduction to existing watershed modelsModeling of Wastewater Treatment: Introduction to existing models of wastewater treatment.Modeling of Environmental Media: Introduction to employ the existing model related to environmental media such as Soil, Water and Atmosphere.

CEE 481 PRESTRESSED CONCRETE(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Introduction to pre-stressed concrete; Analysis and or of preliminary design of pre-stressed beam section; Pre-stressed concrete materials; Pre-stressing systems; Loss of pre-stress; Analysis and design of pre-stressed sections for flexure; Shear; Bond and bearing; Beam deflection and cable layout; Partial pre-stress; Review of codes.

CEE 482 COMPUTER APPLICATION IN STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND DESIGN(3 Hours/week, 1.0 Credit)

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Structural software development. Application of the available structural software such as GEAR, GRASP,STAADPRO etc.

CEE 483 STEEL STRUCTURE(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Steel structures: Behavior of the structural steel members and frames, design of tension and compression members by WSD and LFD methods, design of beams, columns and joints.

CEE 485 EARTH QUAKE ENGINEERING(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Definition, causes and effects of earthquake, Measuring earthquakes, Predicting earthquakes. Earthquake loads; Earthquake ground motion and response spectra, Earthquakes in history, Seismic status of Bangladesh, Loss estimation due to damage of buildings, loss estimation due to damage of life lines (Electric power system, water and sewerage system, telecommunication system, traffic system) Design of structures considering earthquake loads.

CEE 487 THEORY OF ELASTICITY(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Theory of elasticity: Introduction of theory of elasticity planes, stress and plain stress strain conditions, two dimensional problems in rectangular and polar coordinates.

CEE 489 DYNAMICS OF STRUCTURES(2 Hours/week, 2.0 Credits)

Dynamics of structures: Formulation of equation of motions, free vibration response, SDOF AND MDOF systems, response to harmonic impulse loading and vibration analysis by Rayleigh’s methods.

CEE 201 ENVIRONMENT AND ECOLOGY For Anthropology Department(4 hours/ week, 4 credits)

Environmental Ecology: Concept, Definition, branches and scope of Ecology; Ecosystem: Concept and principles of ecosystem; structure, examples and function of ecosystem, Different types of ecosystem; Abiotic Factors: essential elements, and limiting factors, climatic factors such as temperature, light, pressure precipitation, atmospheric humidity, atmosphere and air etc.Biotic Factors: definition, size, types, size, structure of biotic community. Ecological Tools and Techniques: Statistical application in ecology;Energy flow in Ecosystem: Energy in ecosystem, Pattern of flow of energy through the ecosystem and food chains; Biogeochemical Cycles of Ecosystem: Carbon cycle, Nitrogen cycle, Sulpher cycle and phosphorus cycle; EIA: Introduction, Scope and Methodology. Environmental Audit: Purpose, benefits and steps.Biodiversity: Definition and scope, relevance in Bangladesh, World heritage, Social Sciences for the preservation of bio-diversity. Agenda 21/Convention on biodiversity.The nature and extent of global concern of environment: Agriculture Pollution, Deforestation; Material balance approach. The climatic change, Green House effect, ozone layer depletion and sea level rise and its effects; El nino, La Nina, AlzheimerEnvironmental ethics, Environmental law, legislation and regulations, environmental conservation and act.Sustainable Development,Environment of Bangladesh: Land types, forests, weather and climate, Hill areas, Water bodies. Natural disaster in Bangladesh: Air pollution, Water Pollution and River erosion, destruction of hills and forests.

CEE 209 ENVIRONMENT AND ECOLOGY For Social Work(2 hours/ week, 2 credits)

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Environment and environmental education: Definition, basic elements, social and physical environment, environment and human determinants, environmental education and awareness. Environment and its relation with other branches of sciences: - environment and sociology, human and ecology, environment and geography, environment and political science, environment and economics, society, social work. Human behavior and surrounding environment. Environmental ecology: concepts, definition, branches, scope of the ecology, ecological tools and techniques,

Ecosystems: Concepts and principles of the ecosystems, biosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, species and ecosystem, structure, function of the ecosystem, different types of ecosystem- aquatic, terrestrial and marine ecosystem.

The nature and extent of global concern of environment: Alzheimer effect, Green house effect, ozone layer depletion, sea level rise, global warming and climatic change, acid rain, water pollution, soil pollution and air pollution. Environmental Ethics: Environmental laws, regulation, environmental policy of the government, environmental advocacy, framework of environmental laws. Environment and sustainable Development: Assessment, environmental conservation, Major Environmental Issues: Geographical location and trend in population growth, urban and industrial challenges, biodiversity, natural calamities, land use, wetland management, importance of environmental concepts in social sciences/ economics.

CEE 203 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND ECOLOGY For PSA(3 hours/ week, 3 credits)

Environment and environmental education: Definition, basic elements, social and physical environment, environment and human determinants, environmental education and awareness. Environment and its relation with other branches of sciences: - environment and sociology, human and ecology, environment and geography, environment and political science, environment and economics, society, social work. Human behavior and surrounding environment. Environmental ecology: concepts, definition, branches, scope of the ecology, ecological tools and techniques, statistical application of ecology,

Ecosystems: Concepts and principles of the ecosystems, biosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, species and ecosystem, structure, function of the ecosystem, different types of ecosystem- aquatic, terrestrial and marine ecosystem, energy flow in ecosystem. Abiotic Factor: - Essential elements and limiting factors, climatic factors such as temperature, light, pressure etc.Biotic Factor: definition, types, size, structure of biotic community. The nature and extent of global concern of environment :Alzheimer effect, Green house effect, ozone layer depletion, sea level rise, global warming and climatic change, acid rain, elnino and la nina general reasons of water pollution, soil pollution and air pollution. Environmental Ethics: Environmental laws, regulation, environmental policy of the government, environmental advocacy, framework of environmental laws. Environment and sustainable Development: Assessment, environmental conservation, Major Environmental Issues: Geographical location and trend in population growth, urban and industrial challenges, biodiversity, natural calamities, land use, wetland management, importance of environmental concepts in social sciences/ economics.

CEE-205 INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENT AND ECOLOGY (For Business Administration Department)(4 hours/ week, 4 credits)

Environment and environmental education: Definition, basic elements, social and physical environment, environment and human determinants, environmental education and awareness. Environment and its relation with other branches of sciences:- environment and society, human and ecology, environment and geography, environment and political science, environment and economics, law and environmental issues. Environmental ecology: concepts, definition, branches, scope of the ecology, ecological tools and techniques, statistical application of ecology, Ecosystems: Concepts and principles of the ecosystems, biosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, species and ecosystem, structure, function of the ecosystem, different types of ecosystem- aquatic, terrestrial and marine ecosystem, energy flow in ecosystem. Abiotic Factor: - Essential elements and limiting factors, climatic factors such as temperature, light, pressure etc. Biotic Factor: definition, types, size, structure of biotic community. The nature and extent of global concern of environment: Green house effect, ozone layer, depletion, sea level rise, global warming and climatic change, acid rain, el nino, la nian, alzheimer effect, general reasons of water pollution, arsenic pollution, soil pollution and air pollution, green revolution, Environmental Ethics: Environmental laws, regulation, environmental policy of the government, environmental advocacy, framework of environmental laws; Environment and sustainable Development: Assessment, environmental conservation,

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Major Environmental Issues: Geographical location and trend in population growth, urban and industrial challenges, biodiversity, natural calamities, land use, wetland management, importance of environmental concepts in anthropology/Business Administration.

CEE 207 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AND MANGEMENT (For Forestry Department)(2 hours/ week, 2 credits)

Introduction to solid waste: Sources, types, forms, composition and characteristics of Solid waste; Solid waste in municipality, community, commerce, industries waste, rural areas etc., especially in near forest area. Solid waste management system: The elements of solid waste management; solid waste generation; on site handling of solid waste; solid waste sorting, storage, collection transportation and transfer; processing, recovery, recycling, re-use and ultimate disposal (by Community and Municipality); Hazardous and health-care waste management.Solid waste disposal: Different type of disposal methods, open dumping, incineration; sanitary land filling; composting, soil pollution and from disposal and land filling sites, leachate from disposal sites. Current Issues: Planning and socio-economic aspects of solid waste; community mobilization in solid waste management; Solid waste management in Bangladesh; potentiality of recycling and re-use in Bangladesh.

CEE 301 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND AUDITING For Business Administration Department(4 Hours/week, 4.0 Credits)

EIA cost, methodologies, procedures, cost and cost evaluation, scooping, people’s participation in EIA, EIA in industries. Environmental management plan, Environmental management and ISO 14000. Environment and sustainable development, Environmental development interaction, environmental risk analysis, environmental implication and sectoral development, environmental issues and priority, environmental management plan, including cost study in specific industry, environmental policies, environmental ethics, environmental laws and legislations: Water Law, Industrial pollution Law, Forest Conservation Law, Bangladesh Environment Conservation Act 95, Environment Conservation Rule 97, Environmental Pollution Control Ordinance 77, The then East Pakistan Water Pollution Control Ordinance 70, Air pollution Legislation and Regulation: Clean Air Act, Clean Air Act Amendment 1990, Electronic bulletin boards, State Regulations. Environmental management and ISO 14000, Management information system (EMIS) for environmental sustainability, community participation and public awareness in EMS, environmental planning, (related to site planning). Environmental monitoring: Bio monitoring, environmental monitoring in industries, environmental quality standard.

CEE 403 INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING For IPE Department(3 hrs. /week, 3 credits)

Source and general characteristics of industrial pollution such as oil refinery, paper and pulp industries, jute, cement, fertilizer, textile industries, tea industries, tannery etc., provision of waste management, minimization of waste in industries, ISO-14000: limits for wastes of different industries according, ISO-14000, importance of ISO-14000 for different industries, the laws and precondition of ISO-14000, reduction of health risk of industrial waste, pollution prevention concepts for industries according to EPA, Management steps of water, soil and air pollution in industries, corrosion control of boiler, Environmental impact assessment, important terms of EIA, aim and objectives of EIA, EIA methodologies, EIA procedures, EIA in industries, Environmental management, environmental audit, environmental audit in specific industries, sustainable development and environment. Air pollution and Noise pollution from industries and its management, ideal environmental condition for industries. Solid waste from industries, its effect and its management, environmental quality standard.

CEE 203 A: Building Services I (Plumbing) for Architecture department2.00 Credits. 2 Hrs/ Wk

Introduction to plumbing, water requirements, water sources ; water supply and distribution in buildings. Sewage and sewer system, building plumbing of multi- storied buildings; rural sanitation programmes in Bangladesh.

CEE 207A: Structure I (Mechanics) for Architecture department2.00 Credits. 2 Hrs/Wk

Force; equilibrium, free body diagrams; resultants and Components; coplanar Concurrent forces; moments and parallel coplanar forces; centroid; moment of Inertia of areas; Maximum and minimum forces; friction; flexible chord; calculation of bar forces for simple trusses.

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CEE 209A: Structure II (Basic Mechanics of Solids) for Architecture department2.00 Credits. 2 Hrs/Wk Fundamental concepts of stress and strain; mechanical properties of materials; stresses and strains in members subjected to tension, compression, shear and temperature changes; Joints- welded and riveted; shear force and bending moment diagrams for statically determinate beams and frames.

CEE 305A: Structure III (Mechanics of Solids) for Architecture department2.00 Credits. 2 Hrs/Wk

Flexural and shearing stresses in beams; principal stresses; direct integration and Area moment methods for finding slopes and deflections in statically determinate beams. Indeterminate beam analyses; buckling of columns.

CEE 304A: Construction Workshop Material Lab for Architecture department1.50 Credits 3 Hrs/Wk.Course contents: based on the theory courses offered by CEE Department.

CEE 307A: Structure IV (Steel & Timber Structures) for Architecture department2.00 Credits. 2 Hrs/Wk

Introduction: allowable stresses; different types of trusses; wind and static load analysis of trusses; design of truss sections; design of steel beams, columns; timber structures.

CEE 403A: Structure V (Reinforced Concrete Design) for Architecture department2.00 Credits. 2 Hrs/Wk

Fundamentals of reinforced concrete design; working stress design method; analysis of reinforced beams by WSD; design of slabs, one- way and two- ways. Preliminary analysis of flat slabs, flat plated, waffle slabs, ribbed slabs; introduction to ultimate strength design(USD).

CEE 405A: Structure VI (Elements of Building Structure) for Architecture department2.00 Credits. 2 Hrs/Wk

Reinforced concrete columns, stocky and long. Preliminary analysis of column sections in multistoried buildings., Grids, approximate analysis. Approximate analysis of multistoried buildings for gravity and lateral loads. Vierendeel truss. Folded plates. Introduction to shear walls - preliminary design. Introduction and preliminary design of arches, domes and shells. Classification of shells. Prestressed concrete: Introduction, analysis and preliminary design of beam sections.

CEE 501A: Construction Management for Architecture department2.00 Credits. 2 Hrs/Wk

Management : Its meaning, scope and objectives. Functions and nature of management. Planning: objectives and types of plans, limits of planning, logistics and strategy. Organizing: grouping of activities, delegation of authority and decentralization. Organization structure- line, staff and functional organization, committee, span of supervision. Direction: motivation and co-ordination. Controlling: steps in control, requirements. Analytical tools and techniques in production management.

CEE 303A Ecology and Environment (for Arch)

Environmental Ecology: Concept, definition, branches and scope of ecology; Ecosystem: Concept and principles of ecosystem; structure, examples and function of ecosystem, Different types of ecosystem; Ecological tools and techniques; Statistical application in ecology; Energy flow in Ecosystem: Energy in ecosystem, Pattern of flow of energy through the ecosystem and food chains; Biogeochemical Cycles of Ecosystem: Carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle, sulpher cycle and phosphorous cycle; Abiotic and Biotic component of Ecosystem; Phytosociology, Population ecology, Applied ecology.Introduction to environment, Layers of soil and atmosphere (biosphere, hydrosphere etc.), Climatic factors (light, temperature, precipitation, atmospheric humidity, atmosphere and air), The nature and extent of global concern of environment, Agriculture pollution, Deforestation; Material balance approach. The Global warming and Climate change,

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Green House effect, Ozone layer depletion, Sea level rise, El nino and La-nina, Alzheimer, Acid rain. Natural disaster in Bangladesh: flash flood, earthquake etc.

Optional courses for Summer School

Diploma in Disaster Engineering

(a) Disaster resistant rural housing and low cost housing design(b) Planning, design and construction of low cost and disaster resistant houses, transport (c) Risk assessment and management, socio economic impacts and construction safety(d) Rainwater harvesting, iron removal filter use and handling; collection and storage of

drinking water during disaster(e) Workshop on any disaster

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