| Semester
One |
MATH
1012 Mathematics 1
Students learn to use the mathematical tools that are required
in their engineering subjects. Building sciences applications
of algebra, geometry and trigonometry, are emphasized. |
CADD
1004 CAD 1
This course introduces students to the principles involved in
reading, understanding, and creating construction drawings in
a computerized environment using AutoCAD software. |
BLDG
1005 Building Methods and Materials
This course deals with materials used in buildings, and the
methods and equipment used in constructing with these materials.
Materials include: concrete, masonry, wood and steel. |
SURV
1000 Geomatics 1
This is an introductory course in surveying. Basic principles
are applied to level, distance, and Theodolite field exercises.
Calculations and drafting relating to field work are part of
this course. |
| Semester
Two |
COMP
1003 Computer Applications 1
Students are introduced to Microsoft Office software. The basics
of Microsoft Word are learned, and Microsoft Excel is used with
engineering applications. |
MATH
1007 Mathematics 2
This is a continuation of Mathematics 1.
Prerequisite: MATH 1012 |
CADD
1005 CAD 2
A continuation of CAD 1, learning techniques of text, blocks,
and dimensions. An introduction to isometric and 3D views,
utility functions and customized menus.
Prerequisite: CADD 1004
|
BLDG
1003 Statics
This course deals with the effects of external forces on rigid
bodies at rest. The first half of the course concentrates on
forces and equilibrium. The second half deals with applications
of basic principles to specific structural shapes (trusses,
beams).
Prerequisite: MATH 1012 |
BLDG
1004 Heavy Construction, Methods
and Materials
This course deals with materials used in civil engineering
works, and the methods and equipment used in construction
with these materials. Materials include: soils, concrete,
steel, heavy timber, and asphalt.
Prerequisite: BLDG 1005
|
SURV
1001 Geomatics 2
Level, stadia, topographic and construction survey methods are
covered. The development of profiles, cross-sectioning for contour,
the placing of grade stakes and batterboards, and circular curves
are studied. Drafting and calculations associated with these
surveys are performed.
Prerequisites: MATH 1012 & SURV 1000 |
| Semester
Three |
MATH
2003 Calculus (Tech. Students Only)
This course covers the fundamentals of differential and integral
calculus as applied to civil engineering problems.
Prerequisite: MATH 1007 |
BLDG
2004 Structural Drafting
Students learn the general requirements for structural steel
design drawings and shop detail drawings. Drawing projects will
include beam shop details and bracing details.
Prerequisites: BLDG 1003 & BLDG 1004 |
BLDG
2005 Strength of Materials 1
Shear, tension, compression, bending, and the resulting strains
in structural members are analyzed to evaluate various structural
materials.
Prerequisites: MATH 1007 & BLDG 1003 |
BLDG
2006 Highway Technology 1
Students are introduced to the theories and techniques used
in the design and construction of rural and urban highways.
The field survey data required for use in Highway Technology
2 is collected.
Prerequisite: SURV 1001 |
BLDG
2007 Water Supply and Sewage Disposal
A study of water supply: surface and ground water, water treatment
and distribution, sewage disposal, characteristics of waste
water, primary and secondary treatment, and water pollution
control. |
SURV
2000 Construction Surveying
The emphasis in this course is construction layout. A number
of projects involving layout of buildings, sewers and roads
are done using traditional and modern methods and equipment.
Prerequisite: SURV 1001 |
BLDG
2008 Materials Testing 1
Student obtains hands-on experience in a materials testing laboratory
setting, and becomes familiar with the mechanical properties
of construction materials using CSA/ASTM standard test methods.
Prerequisites: BLDG 1003 & 1004
Corequisite: BLDG 2005 |
| Semester
Four |
BLDG
2009 Soil Mechanics
An introduction to foundation engineering and the investigation
and evaluation of subsurface conditions in order to select the
most suitable type of foundation. The basics of soil mechanics
are studied in relationship to foundation engineering and the
use of soil as a construction material. |
BLDG
2010 Strength of Materials 2
This course is a further study of the effects of loads on building
components. The deflection of beams and the behaviour of columns
under simple and combined stresses are studied.
Prerequisite: BLDG 2005 |
BLDG
2011 Structures
The student studies the primary types of structures and their
component elements, dead and live loads, which can be applied
to a structure. Using limit state design concepts, loads acting
on members are determined, and structural elements sized.
Prerequisite: BLDG 2004 BLDG 2005 |
BLDG
2012 Highway Technology 2
Using the data collected in Highway Technology 1, students create
a set of drawings for a rural road project. Drawings include
those for horizontal and vertical alignment and control, cross
sections and volumes. Students calculate a final tender price
for construction.
Prerequisites: BLDG 2006 & SURV 2000 |
BLDG
2013 Contracts, Specifications and Estimating
Students study the various forms of contracts used in the construction
industry. The style, purpose and method of writing specifications
is studied. Using the contract, specifications and drawings,
students prepare estimates of quantities of materials and construction
costs for residential and industrial buildings.
Prerequisite: MATH 1007 |
BLDG
2014 Materials Testing 2
A continuation of Materials Testing 1.
Prerequisite: BLDG 2008 |
| Semester
Five |
BLDG
3003 Theory of Structures 1
This course undertakes the study of structures under loads and
the forces and deflection in the members of determinate and
indeterminate beams and trusses.
Prerequisites: MATH 2003, BLDG 2010 &
BLDG 2011 |
BLDG
3004 Steel Design 1
The properties of steel, types of fabrication, and erection
procedures are studied. Simple structural members and connections
are designed and detailed.
Prerequisites: BLDG 2010 & BLDG 2011 |
BLDG
3005 Foundations
Soil mechanics are used to make the selection and design of
typical foundations.
Prerequisite: BLDG 2009 |
BLDG
3006 Construction Supervision 1
A study of the role of the construction superintendent with
special emphasis on leadership, labour relations, construction
management and safety. |
BLDG
2017 Introduction to GIS/GPS
Course description was unavailable at the time of calendar publication.
Please contact the program coordinator for more information. |
| Semester
Six |
COMM
3000 Technical Report
Introduces the student to the methods and procedures used in
writing a detailed technical report. This affords the student
the opportunity to defend their technical report in an oral
presentation. |
BLDG
3007 Steel Design 2
A study of the design of steel beams, columns and connections
in accordance with the requirements of the CAN-S16.1-M89. Complex
connections, build-up members, plate girders, and multi-storey
frames are also examined.
Prerequisite: BLDG 3004 |
BLDG
3008 Fluids and Hydraulics
A study of flow in closed conduits and open channel, flow and
fluid measurement, and hydraulic machinery. |
BLDG
3009 Photogrammetry
Using aerial photos and simple instruments, students learn to
make quantitative measurements of area and height. Rural and
urban terrain features on the photographs are studied for purposes
of recognition and evaluation. |
BLDG
3011 Construction Supervision 2
A continuation of Construction Supervision 1.
Prerequisite: BLDG 3006 |
BLDG
2016 Reinforced Concrete Design 1
In this course the design of structural members made of steel-reinforced
concrete is begun. Structural members are designed to satisfy
the requirements of the CAN 3-A23.3-M84. Simple beams are used
experimentally to show how reinforced concrete resists bending
and shear.
Prerequisites: BLDG 2010 & BLDG 2011 |
