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    The Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Water Resources) program at the College of Engineering requires either 30 units for the thesis option or 36 units for the non-thesis option. In the first year, students take 12 units each semester including courses in civil engineering, environmental science, and a CE elective. In the second year, students take 9 units each semester including more civil engineering and elective courses. For the thesis option, students complete a comprehensive exam in the third year. The program offers a range of civil engineering and elective courses to choose from.

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    The Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Water Resources) program at the College of Engineering requires either 30 units for the thesis option or 36 units for the non-thesis option. In the first year, students take 12 units each semester including courses in civil engineering, environmental science, and a CE elective. In the second year, students take 9 units each semester including more civil engineering and elective courses. For the thesis option, students complete a comprehensive exam in the third year. The program offers a range of civil engineering and elective courses to choose from.

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    Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Water Resources)

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    The Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Water Resources) program at the College of Engineering requires either 30 units for the thesis option or 36 units for the non-thesis option. In the first year, students take 12 units each semester including courses in civil engineering, environmental science, and a CE elective. In the second year, students take 9 units each semester including more civil engineering and elective courses. For the thesis option, students complete a comprehensive exam in the third year. The program offers a range of civil engineering and elective courses to choose from.

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    Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Water Resources)

    College of Engineering

    Thesis = 30 units Non-Thesis = 36 units

    FIRST YEAR
    1st Semester 12 Units Grade 2nd Semester 12 Units Grade
    CE 212 3 CE 215 3
    CE 214 3 ES 251 3
    ES 201 3 ES 204 3
    CE 2971 3 CE Elective2 3

    SECOND YEAR
    1st Semester 9 Units Grade 2nd Semester 9 Units Grade
    CE 300 3 CE 300 3
    CE 211 3 CE Elective2 3
    2
    CE 213 3 CE Elective 3

    THIRD YEAR
    1st Semester Grade 2nd Semester Grade
    Comprehensive Exam

    1
    Elective Major/Specialization Courses: CE 211, CE 213, CE 217, CE 270, CE 273, CE 297, CE 298, EnE 210
    2
    Elective Courses*: CE 206, CE 216, CE 219, CE 220, CE 225, CE 236, CE 251, CE 296, ES 202, ES 230, ES 231
    *With Institute approval, courses to be credited as Elective may be chosen from the ist of elective courses
    below and among major/specialization courses from other MSCE Fields of Study. The Institute may,
    from time to time add or delete courses from the list of elective courses.

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