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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERINGDepartment of Civil Engineering

Better City Quality of lifeThe Need for Civil EngineeringThe Need for Civil Engineering

Better Transportation

Infrastructure for Industrial

Safety

Sustainable development

Developments Economy

Infrastructure systems analysis design innovationInfrastructure systems, analysis, design, innovation, construction, dynamic strategic planning……


•• Climate change effectsClimate change effects•• HazardsHazards

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERINGDepartment of Civil EngineeringDepartment of Civil EngineeringDepartment of Civil EngineeringDepartment of Civil EngineeringDepartment of Civil Engineering

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S$15.4 Billion. Please refer to: htt // i /i d f ?GPID 189

Based on Association of Singapore Marine Industries, annual turnover -

S$15.4 Billion. Please refer to: htt // i /i d f ?GPID 189http://www.asmi.com/index.cfm?GPID=189http://www.asmi.com/index.cfm?GPID=189

Tel: (65) 6516 2149 or 6516 2151 Fax: (65) 6779 1635 Email: [email protected]: (65) 6516 2149 or 6516 2151 Fax: (65) 6779 1635 Email: [email protected]: http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/civilWebsite: http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/civil


Education pathways for CE studentsEducation pathways for CE studentsn

Structural Engg,

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HydrodynamicsSpecialistsSpecialists

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Infrastructure Systems;Finance, Management, Policy, Environment

Bulk of CE Graduates in Asia

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CEO/CFOCEO/CFORegulatorsRegulatorsBankers…Bankers…

Differentiation from the bulk Multi-Disciplinary


Undergraduate Program

Curriculum StructureMCs (no. of modules)

Modular Requirements Tech Non-Tech

University Level Requirements (ULRs) 20 (5) Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEMs) 20 (5)* Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEMs) 20 (5)* Program Requirements

Faculty Requirements 10 (3) Foundation Requirements 23 (6)

Civil Engineering Major Requirements CE Core Subjects 60 (15)j ( ) CE Design and Project Modules 12 (2) CE Electives 16 (4)

Total 121 (30) 40 (10) Total 121 (30) 40 (10) * can also take technical modules


Undergraduate Program BEng (Civil)* BEng (Civil) with specialisation in Offshore

Engineering D bl D i E d A ti Double Degree in Engrg and Accounting Double Degree in Engrg and Economics Double Degree in Engrg and Business

Administration/Management/ g Double Degree Programs with the French

Grande Ecoles Joint Degree Program with the University

of Melbourne Australiaof Melbourne, Australia

*Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Board (EAB), Singapore and the Joint Board of Moderators (ICE & IStructE), UK


SWEDENFINLAND/NORWAYFRANCE UNITED KINGDOM

Student Exchange ProgrammeStudent Exchange Programme

NETHERLANDSDelft U of Tech

SWEDENLinkoping URoyal Institute of TechChalmers U Lund U

FINLAND/NORWAYU of Oulu Helsinki U of TechTampere U of TechNorwegian U of Sci & Tech

FRANCEINPGINSA, LyonEcole Supérieure d'Electricité (Supélec)U Joseph Fourier Ecole Central de ParisGE4/ASE3 Program

UNITED KINGDOMLoughborough U U of Manchester U of Birmingham U of Bath U College London U of Sheffield U of Southampton U of Leeds U of Glasgow Imperial CollegeU of Edinburgh U of Nottingham U of Ne castle pon Delft U of Tech

Eindhoven U of Tech

GERMANYTech U DarmstadtU of WuppertalU of Applied Sciences, EsslingenTech U of Berlin

U of Newcastle upon Tyne

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POLANDWarsaw U of Tech

HUNGARYU of Budapest

Tech U of Munich U of KarlsruheU of StuttgartTech U of Hamburg – Harburg

CANADAConcordia UU of Toronto U of Waterloo McGill USimon Fraser UU of British Columbia

AsiaNorth America Europe

Africa TAIWAN

CHINA/HONGKONGShanghai Jiaotong USichuan UFudan U

JAPAN/KOREAKeio UKyushu UTohoku UTokyo Institute of TechKorea Advanced Institute of Sci & Tech

U of Calgary York U USA

Arizona State UCarnegie Mellon URice UU of Texas at AustinU of California

South America Australasia

National Taiwan U

SWITZERLAND

INDIAIndian Institute of Tech

AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALANDU of Melbourne U of Queensland

Huazhong U of Sci & TechTsinghua UZhejiang UPeking UU of WuhanXiamen USun Yat Sen U

Korea USeoul National U

U of California CaltechGeorgia Institute of TechIowa State UU of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignU of MiamiU of Wisconsin Madison SWITZERLAND

Swiss Federal Inst of Tech, Zurich (ETH) DENMARK

Tech U of Denmark

Odense U

Australian National UU of Western AustraliaU of SydneyU of CanterburyU of Auckland

Xian Jiaotong UHong Kong U of Sci & TechU of Hong KongCity U of Hong Kong

U of Wisconsin-Madison Pennsylvania State U

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Undergraduate ProgramCE Degree Requirement-Cohort 2010/2011

Degree RequirementsDegree RequirementsIn order to graduate with the B.Eng. (Civil) degree, students arerequired to:- Complete a minimum of 161 MCs with a CAP ≥ 2 0 Complete a minimum of 161 MCs with a CAP ≥ 2.0- Pass the modules in accordance with Table A.- Pass 4 technical electives.- Satisfy all other requirements as prescribed by the Faculty or the - Satisfy all other requirements as prescribed by the Faculty or the University.Subject to the approval of the Department, students may opt to take a relevant module in another department as one of the four technical relevant module in another department as one of the four technical electives. The module must be of at least Level-3000 and must be taken on a graded basis.

For students aspiring for a First Class Honors Degree, they mustobtain at least an A- grade for CE4104 B.Eng Dissertation.



Double Degree ProgramsNUS Double Degree Programs (DDPs) allow students to graduate NUS Double Degree Programs (DDPs) allow students to graduate with two different degrees in two disciplines from the same Faculty/School or two different Faculties/Schools within NUS. A double degree allows some modules taken to be double counted towards the requirements of both degrees, thus enabling the student to complete the two degrees in a shorter period than it would take to complete both degrees separately. In general, a student in a DDP graduating with double Honors will require about student in a DDP graduating with double Honors will require about five years of study, fulfilling at least 200 modular credits (MCs) to graduate. A student in a DDP with Honors in one discipline and a general degree in the other will require about four-and-a-half-

f t d f lfilli t l t 180 MC t d tyears of study, fulfilling at least 180 MCs to graduate.Except for certain prohibited combinations, as identified by Faculties, all other combinations of DDPs are allowed. Students may put together their own double degree combinationsmay put together their own double degree combinations.



Double Major ProgramsA D bl M j i i l d i hi h A Double Major is a single degree program, in which a student satisfies the requirements of two Majors. It is conceived as an opportunity for students to broaden their knowledge and capacities by pursuing a second Major knowledge and capacities by pursuing a second Major alongside their primary Major. The Second Major affords a significant degree of depth, although its MC requirement is set below that of the primary Major The Second Major is a set below that of the primary Major. The Second Major is a non-Honors major. It may be taken in the same faculty that offers the primary major or from a different Faculty. A Second Major consist of at least 48 MCs, of which:j ,up to 8 MCs can be counted also towards the Faculty/Primary Major/Minor requirements and at least 16 MCs must be at Level 3000.

Undergraduate ProgramsDepartment of Civil Engineering

CONCRETE CANOE COMPETITION WINNERS OF GRAND PRIZE OF INNOVATIVE & SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS

Tan Chen Sin andTan Chen Sin and Liew Yen Cheng


Le Defi Bouygues Construction Challenge 2006, ParisParis


Th 6 h I U i i Introducing and DemostratingThe 6th Inter-University Invitational Civil Engineering Competition (6th IUICEC), hosted by Department of Civil E i i NUS

Introducing and Demostrating Earthquake Engineering Research in Schools 2009 (APEC -IDEERS), Taiwan

Engineering, NUS

China India Development and International Relations Symposium (CIDRS) Harvard Project for Asia and Inter. Relations Business Conferences (HPAIR)


CE Club and Student CE Club and Student ActivitiesActivities

CE DayCE DayCE DayCE DayActivitiesActivities

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2010/8/13


Engineers with Big Heart and PassionEngineers with Big Heart and Passion–– Operation OrionOperation Orion

Sri Lanka - 2005Cambodia –2008 Cambodia–2006Cambodia –2007West Kalimantan-2009

2010/8/13Vietnam - 2003 Thailand - 2002 Hainan, China - 2001 Myanmar - 2000


Department Management Committee

Prof Lee Fook HouHead

Prof Gary Ong Deputy Head

(Infrastructure & Resources)

Prof Somsak Swaddiwudhipong Deputy Head

(Undergraduate Studies)

Prof Phoon Kok KwangProf Choo Yoo Sang Prof Richard LiewProf Koh Chan Ghee Prof Phoon Kok Kwang(Research Manager)

Prof Choo Yoo Sang Programme Director (Offshore Engineering)

Prof Richard Liew Programme Director

(Hazards, Risks & Mitigation)

Prof Koh Chan Ghee Director

(Centre for Hazard Research)


Key CE Staff for Undergraduate Programme (i)

Prof Chew Soon HoeStudent Advisor

Prof Somsak SwaddiwudhipongDeputy Head (Undergraduate Studies) Student AdvisorDeputy Head (Undergraduate Studies)

Prof CF LeungOverseas Programme Manager

Prof SA TanLocal Programme Manager


Key CE Staff for Undergraduate Programme (ii)

Ms Liu Ding MeiMSO

Ms SarimahMSO

Ms Christina LimAO


To know more about i i i icivil engineering

Visit our website: Visit our website:

www.eng.nus.edu.sg/civilCall our Dept Office:

65164656 or 65164270 or 6516802365164656 or 65164270 or 65168023 Email us:

[email protected]

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