Republic of the Philippines

MARINDUQUE STATE COLLEGE

School of Engineering
Tanza, Boac, Marinduque
ISO 9001:2015
Reg. No. 011001634763
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Qualified for Level III Accreditation (AACCUP, Inc.)

VISION: Marinduque State College is a research-driven higher education institution pursuing excellence and innovation by 2025.
MISSION: Marinduque State College is committed to pursue progressive and innovative lifelong education founded on humanistic, professional and technologically advanced
programs across cultures and communities by establishing centers of excellence and development and research-driven outreach programs.

COURSE SYLLABUS
2nd Semester, SY 2019-2020
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Correlation Course t
Course Title Course Description Course Code ELEC 5243 6
Unit(s
)
Course Pre/Co-requisite 5th Year Standing Other Enrolment
Requirement(s)
Institutional Outcomes Graduates of Marinduque State College --
 Demonstrate responsible citizenship, cultural pride, ecological  Think critically, generate new knowledge, create or reengineer techniques and
preservation, and ethical decision-making. methodologies, and systematize progressive processes toward economic growth
 Practice skills, abilities, and competencies with precision and mastery at and sustainability.
par with the global standards.  Contemplate, communicate and exchange ideas and insights meaningfully and
 Contribute to the improvement of quality of life by engaging in ingenious with care and proficiency.
and productive activities.  Cultivate and foster justness, camaraderie, peace, and unity amidst diversity.
Program Outcomes (PO) The graduates of the program shall be able to:
a. Apply knowledge of mathematics, physical and engineering sciences to the i. Engage in life-long learning and an acceptance of the need to keep current of the
practice of civil engineering. development in the specific field of specialization.
b. Design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data. j. Use the appropriate techniques, skills and modern engineering tools necessary for the
 c. Achieve an ability to design, build, improve, and install systems or practice of civil engineering.
processes which meet desired needs within realistic constraints. k. Get knowledge of contemporary issues.
d. Work effectively in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams. l. Understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental,
e. Recognize, formulate, and solve civil engineering problems. and societal context.
f. Understand effects and impact of civil engineering projects on nature and m. Understand engineering and management principles as a member and leader in a
society, and of the civil engineers’ social and ethical responsibilities. team and to manage projects in multidisciplinary environments.
g. Acquire specialized engineering knowledge in each applicable field, and the n. Acquire technical skills to be able to work in industries as competent Civil
ability to apply such knowledge to provide solutions to actual problems. Engineering Technician.
h. Effectively communicate orally and in writing using the English language. o. Utilize appropriate entrepreneurial and construction management techniques, skills
and modern tools necessary to work as Civil Engineering Aide.
Course Outcomes (CO) After completing this course, the students must be able to: PO Code Link(s)
CO1. Recall concepts and principles of mathematics, natural and physical sciences, basic engineering sciences, allied courses, and a
professional courses.
CO2. Identify problems which are focused on mathematics, natural and physical sciences, basic engineering science, allied courses, and a
professional courses.
CO3. Use strategies and techniques in solving problems for technical courses such as mathematics, natural and physical sciences, basic j
engineering sciences, allied courses, and professional courses.
CO4. Solve problems in the fields of mathematics, natural and physical sciences, basic engineering sciences, allied courses, and professional e
courses.
Specific/Intended
Outcomes-
Learning Outcomes Teaching and
CO Code Week/ based Materials
Course Content/Topic(s) At the end of the Learning Activities Learning Resources
Link(s) Hour(s) Assessment Needed
topic/lesson, the (TLA)
(s) (OBA)
students can:

Orientation to MSC’s VMGO and

Seng’s Goals and Objectives, Week 1
Grading System and Subject
Requirements
Mathematics, Surveying, and  Dugopolski,  Calculator
Transportation Engineering
Week 2  Topic  Quiz, Mark, (2009)  Pencil/
A. Mathematics CO1 -CO4 Algebra for Ballpen
6 hours Consultation Exam
 College Algebra College Students  Questionnai
 Plane and Spherical
 Trigonometry 5th Edition, res and
 Advanced Algebra McGraw-Hill Answer
B. Surveying, and USA Sheets
Transportation  Larson, Ron et. al.
 Elementary and
(2011) College
Higher Surveying
Algebra 8th
Edition,
Brooks/Cole
Cengage
Brooks/Cole
Cengage Learning
USA
 Swokowski &
Cole , Algebra
and Trigonometry
with Analytic
Geometry, 12th
Edition 2010
 Engineering
Mathematics
Volume 1, Diego
Innocencio T.
Gillesenia
 Juny P. La Putt,
Elementary &
Higher Surveying,
1986
 Kavanagh,
Surveying:
Principles &
Application, 2000
 Kavanagh,
 Surveying with
Construction
Application, 7th
Edition, 2010
 S.K. Roy,
Fundamentals of
Surveying, 1999
 Charles D.
Ghilani & Paul R.
Wolf, Elementary
Surveying: An
Introduction to
Geomatics, 12th
Edition, 2001
 A. Bannister, S.
Raymond, R.
Baker, Surveying
6th Edition, 1993
Hydraulics, and Geotechnical  Topic  Quiz,  Hibbeler, R.C.,  Calculator
Engineering Consultation Exam 2015, Fluid  Pencil/
A. Fluid Mechanics Mechanics, Ballpen
 Fundamental
CO1 -CO4
United States of  Questionnair
Properties of Fluids
America, Pearson es and
 Principles of
hydrostatics Prentice Hall. Answer
 Hydrostatic Forces  Gillesania, Diego Sheets
on Plane vertical & Week 3 Inocencio T.,
inclined surfaces 6 hours 2003, Fluid
 Dams Mechanics and
B. Geotechnical Engineering 1 Hydraulics
( Soil Mechanics )
Revised Edition
 Index Properties of
Soil  Dela Fuente,
Ruben A.,
 Consistency of Soil: Templo, Pedro T.,
Atterberg Limits Chua, Medel
 Classification of D.L.F., Siapno.,
Soils 2013, Simplified
 Soil Compaction Fluid Mechanics,
 Powrie, William
(2009),Soil
Mechanics
Concepts and
Applications-
Second Edition,
New York, USA:
Taylor and
Francis
 Budhu, M.
(2011). Soil
Mechanics and
Foundations. 3rd
Edition. USA:
John Wiley and
Sons Inc.
 Das, Braja and
Sobhan Khaled
(2012),
Principles of
Geotechnical
Engineering –
Eight Edition
 Gillesania, Diego
Inocencio
T.(2009),
Fundamentals of
Geotechnical
Engineering;
  Smith, Ian
(2014), Smith’s
Elements of Soil
Mechanics – 9th
Edition. West
Sussex, UK:
John Wiley and
Sons, Ltd
Structural Engineering and Week 4  Topic  Quiz,  Statics, 14th  Calculator
Construction CO1 -CO4 6 hours Consultation Exam Edition, R.C.  Pencil/
 Statics Hibbeler Ballpen
 Mechanics  Engineering
 Questionnaires
Mechanics,
Statics, 5th and Answer
Edition, Anthony Sheets
Bedford, Wallace
Fowler
 Mechanics of
Materials, James
M. Gere, Barry J.
Goodno
 Mechanics of
Materials, 9th
Edition, R.C.
Hibbeler
 Strength of
Materials, 4th
Edition,
Ferdinand Singer
Mathematics, Surveying, and Week 5 • Topic  Quiz,  Calculator
Transportation Engineering 6 hours Consultation Exam  Pencil/
A. Mathematics CO1 -CO4 Ballpen
 Solid Mensuration
  Questionnaires
 Analytic Geometry Klyde E. Love &
B. Surveying, and Earl Rainville, and Answer
Transportation Engineering Analytic Sheets
  Route Surveying: Geometry, 5th
Horizontal and Edition
Vertical Curves  Venancio I.
Besavilla,
Surveying for
Civil and
Geodetic
Licensure
Examination (SI
Edition), 1984
 Lorenzo E.
Samonte , A
Course in
Railroad Curves
and Earthworks,
1st Edition
Hydraulics, and Geotechnical Week 6  Topic  Quiz,  Hibbeler, R.C.,  Calculator
Engineering 6 hours Consultation Exam 2015, Fluid  Pencil/
A. Fluid Mechanics CO1 - Mechanics, Ballpen
 Hoop Tension CO4
United States of  Questionnaires
 Buoyancy Problems
America, Pearson and Answer
 Stability of Floating
bodies Prentice Hall. Sheets
 Relative  Gillesania, Diego
|Equilibrium of Inocencio T.,
Fluids (horizontal, 2003, Fluid
vertical, inclined & Mechanics and
rotation movements) Hydraulics
B. Geotechnical Engineering 1
Revised Edition
(Soil Mechanics)
 Soil Permeability  Dela Fuente,
 Soil Stresses Ruben A.,
(Effective Stresses) Templo, Pedro T.,
 Stresses in Soil Chua, Medel
D.L.F., Siapno.,
Mass
2013, Simplified
 Fluid Mechanics,
 Powrie, William
(2009),Soil
Mechanics
Concepts and
Applications-
Second Edition,
New York, USA:
Taylor and
Francis
 Budhu, M.
(2011). Soil
Mechanics and
Foundations. 3rd
Edition. USA:
John Wiley and
Sons Inc.
 Das, Braja and
Sobhan Khaled
(2012),
Principles of
Geotechnical
Engineering –
Eight Edition
 Gillesania, Diego
Inocencio
T.(2009),
Fundamentals of
Geotechnical
Engineering;
 Smith, Ian (2014),
Smith’s Elements
of Soil Mechanics
– 9th Edition.
 West Sussex, UK:
John Wiley and
Sons, Ltd
Structural Engineering and Week 7  Topic  Quiz,  Engineering  Calculator
Construction 6 hours Consultation Exam Mechanics,  Pencil/
 Dynamics CO1 -CO4 Dynamics, 14th Ballpen
Edition, R.C.
Hibbeler  Questionnaires
 Statics, 14th and Answer
Edition, R.C. Sheets
Hibbeler
 Engineering
Mechanics,
Statics, 5th
Edition, Anthony
Bedford, Wallace
Fowler
Structural Engineering and • Topic  Quiz,  R. C. Hibbeler.,  Calculator
Construction Week 8-9 Consultation Exam 2012. Structural  Pencil/
A. Structural Engineering  Apply the principles CO1 -CO4 12 hours Analysis, 8th e.d. Ballpen
i. Structural Theory 1 and formulas for the Published by
 Influence lines on determinacy of Pearson Prentice  Questionnaires
statically determinate structures. Hall., Pearson and Answer
Structures Education, Inc., Sheets
 Deflections  Utilize different Upper Saddle
techniques in solving  Aslam Kassimali,
ii. Structural Theory 2 for the reactions, 2011, Structural
 Three moment equation deflections and slope Analysis 4th
 Moment distribution of statically Edition,
method determinate and Christopher M.
 Slope Deflection Indeterminate Shortt,
method structures  Besavilla, 2011.
Structural
B. Construction Engineering &
Construction, Vol
3b
  Pytel A. & Singer
F. Strength of
Materials, 4th
Edition.

Mathematics, Surveying, and Week 10  Topic  Quiz,  Dugopolski,  Calculator

Transportation Engineering 6 hours Consultation Exam Mark, (2009)  Pencil/
A. Mathematics CO1 -CO4 Algebra for Ballpen
 Differential Calculus College Students  Questionnaires
 Integral Calculus
5th Edition, and Answer
B. Surveying, and
Transportation McGraw-Hill Sheets
Engineering USA
 Route Surveying:  Larson, Ron et. al.
Earthworks (2011) College
Algebra 8th
Edition,
Brooks/Cole
Cengage
Brooks/Cole
Cengage Learning
USA
 Young, Cynthia
(2013) Algebra
and Trigonometry
3rd Edition, Wiley
and Sons Inc.
USA. Learning
USA
 Riddle, Douglas
(2009) Analytic
Geometry 6th
Edition, Cengage
 Learning USA
 Stewart James
et.al, (2016)
Precalculus
Mathematics for
Calculus 7th
Edition, Cengage
Learning USA
 Venancio I.
Besavilla,
Surveying for
Civil and
Geodetic
Licensure
Examination (SI
Edition), 1984
 Lorenzo E.
Samonte, A
Course in
Railroad Curves
and Earthworks,
1st Edition
Hydraulics, and Geotechnical Week 11  Topic  Quiz,  Hibbeler, R.C.,  Calculator
Engineering CO1 -CO4 6 hours Consultation Exam 2015, Fluid  Pencil/
A. Hydraulics Mechanics, Ballpen
 Fundamentals of Flow
of Fluids
United States of  Questionnair
America, Pearson es and
 Application of
Bernuolli’s Equation Prentice Hall. Answer
 Venturimeters/Nozzles  Gillesania, Diego Sheets
 Headlosses on pipes Inocencio T.,
 Pumps & Turbines 2003, Fluid
 Pipes in series and
 parallel connections Mechanics and
B. Geotechnical Engineering 2 Hydraulics
(Foundation Engineering) Revised Edition
 Compressibility of Soil
 Dela Fuente,
 Shear Strength of Soil
Ruben A.,
 Lateral Earth Pressure
of Soil Templo, Pedro T.,
Chua, Medel
D.L.F., Siapno.,
2013, Simplified
Fluid Mechanics,
 Liu, C. and Evett
J. (2008).
Essentials of Soil
Mechanics and
Foundations.
New Jersey,
USA: Prentice
Hall
 Budhu, M.
(2011). Soil
Mechanics and
Foundations. 3rd
Edition. USA:
John Wiley and
Sons Inc.
 Das, Braja and
Sobhan Khaled
(2012),
Principles of
Geotechnical
Engineering –
Eight Edition
  Gillesania, Diego
Inocencio
T.(2009),
Fundamentals of
Geotechnical
Engineering;
 Smith, Ian
(2014), Smith’s
Elements of Soil
Mechanics – 9th
Edition. West
Sussex, UK:
John Wiley and
Sons, Ltd
Structural Engineering and Week 12  Topic  Quiz,  National Structural  Calculator
Construction CO1 -CO4 6 hours Consultation Exam Code of the  Pencil/
A. Structural Engineering Philippines 2015, Ballpen
Volume 1: Buildings,
i. Reinforced Concrete Towers and Other  Questionnair
Design (Part 1) Vertical Structures, es and
 Physical and Structural Association of Answer
Properties of Structural Engineers Sheets
Reinforced Concrete. of the Philippines,
Reinforced Concrete Inc., 7th E.d.
Materials. Concrete,  McCormac, J.C. &
Steel Reinforcement Brown, R.H. Design
 Flexural Members: of Reinforced
Rectangular Sections- Concrete, 2014. 9th
Singly and Doubly E.d. Copyright ©
Reinforced 2014,2009,2006,2005
 Flexural Members: T- . John Wiley & Sons,
Sections (Singly and Inc. Printed in the
Doubly) United States of
 Flexural Members: America,
Shear and Diagonal  Diego Inocencio
 Tension. Design of Tapang Gillesania.
Stirrups Simplified
 Slabs - One Way Reinforced Concrete
Reinforcement 2010 NSCP.
Copyright © 2013.
B. Construction Printed by Cebu
DGPrint, Inc.
 Association of
Structural Engineers
of the Philippines.
2010. The National
Structural Code of
the Philippines, 6th
Edition.
 Association of
Structural Engineers
of the Philippines.
2001. The National
Structural Code of
the Philippines, 5th
Edition.
Mathematics, Surveying, and Week 13  Topic  Quiz,  Wright, Paul H,  Calculator
Transportation Engineering  Apply the concepts 6 hours Consultation Exam Wiley & Sons,  Pencil/
A. Mathematics and solved problems CO1 -CO4 Highway Ballpen
 Differential Equations Engineering, 2003
involving the limit,  Questionnaires
 Advanced Mathematics continuity and  Max. B. Fajardo,
for CE Elements of and Answer
differentiability of Sheets
B. Surveying, and Roads and
Transportation Engineering functions involving Highways Second
 Highway Engineering one or more Edition
variables.  Roger L.
 Solved Problems Brockenbrough,
involving the Highway
Engineering
Differential
Handbook
calculations, rates of Building and
 change, related rates, Rehabilitating the
tangents and normal, Infrastructure 3rd
and approximations; Edition, 2009
partial differentiation  Satish Chandra &
M.M. Agarwal,
and transcendental
Railway
curve tracing. Engineering, 2007
 Apply the concept of  DPWH,
integration to some Department of
physical problems Public Works and
such as evaluation of Highways
(Volume II –
areas, volumes of
Standard
revolution, force and Specification for
work. Also, the Highways,
fundamental Bridges and
formulas and various Airports
techniques of  Martin Rogers,
integration are taken Highway
up and applied to Engineering, 2003
both single variable
and multi-variable
functions.
 Trace the functions
of two variables for
a better appreciation
of the interpretation
of the double and
triple integral as
volume of a three –
dimensional region
bounded by two or
more surfaces.
Hydraulics, and Geotechnical Week 14  Topic  Quiz,  Hibbeler, R.C.,  Calculator
Engineering 6 hours Consultation Exam 2015, Fluid  Pencil/
A. Hydraulics CO1 -CO4 Mechanics, Ballpen
 Orifice United States of  Questionnair
 Reservoir Problems America, Pearson es and
 Weirs Prentice Hall. Answer
 Open Channel flow  Gillesania, Diego Sheets
(uniform flow)
B. Geotechnical Engineering 2 Inocencio T.,
(Foundation Engineering) 2003, Fluid
 Soil Bearing Capacity Mechanics and
(Deep and Shallow Hydraulics
Foundation) Revised Edition
 Settlement of Piles  Dela Fuente,
 Capacity of Group Piles Ruben A.,
 Settlement of Group Templo, Pedro T.,
Piles Chua, Medel
 Slope Stability D.L.F., Siapno.,
2013, Simplified
Fluid Mechanics,
 Budhu, M.
(2011). Soil
Mechanics and
Foundations. 3rd
Edition. USA:
John Wiley and
Sons Inc.
 Das, Braja and
Sobhan Khaled
(2012),
Principles of
Geotechnical
Engineering –
Eight Edition
 Gillesania, Diego
Inocencio
T.(2009),
 Fundamentals of
Geotechnical
Engineering;
Structural Engineering and Week 15  Topic  Quiz,  National Structural  Calculator
Construction 6 hours Consultation Exam Code of the  Pencil/
A. Structural Engineering Philippines 2015, Ballpen
Reinforced Concrete Design (Part CO1 -CO4 Volume 1:
2) Buildings, Towers  Questionnaires
 Compression Members and Other Vertical and Answer
 Connections: Beam – Structures, Sheets
Column Connections Association of
 Footings Structural
Engineers of the
B. Construction Philippines, Inc.,
7th E.d.
 McCormac, J.C. &
Brown, R.H.
Design of
Reinforced
Concrete, 2014.
9th E.d. Copyright
©
2014,2009,2006,20
05. John Wiley &
Sons, Inc. Printed
in the United
States of America,
 Diego Inocencio
Tapang Gillesania.
Simplified
Reinforced
Concrete 2010
NSCP. Copyright
© 2013. Printed by
Cebu DGPrint, Inc.
 Association of
 Structural
Engineers of the
Philippines. 2010.
The National
Structural Code of
the Philippines, 6th
Edition.
 Association of
Structural
Engineers of the
Philippines. 2001.
The National
Structural Code of
the Philippines, 5th
Edition.
Mathematics, Surveying, and Week 16  Topic  Quiz,  Hipolito B. Sta.  Calculator
Transportation Engineering 6 hours Consultation Exam Maria,  Pencil/
A. Mathematics CO1 -CO4 Engineering Ballpen
 Probability and Economy
 Questionnaires
Statistics  Matias Arreola,
 Engineering Economy Engineering and Answer
B. Surveying, and Economy Sheets
Transportation Engineering  Mcshane William
 Transportation R Roger, Traffic
Engineering Engineering, 3rd
Edition, Traffic
Engineering, 3rd
Edition, 2004
 Lester A. Loel, et.
al, Transportation
Infrastructure
Engineering: A
Multimodal
Integration SI
Edition, 2011
 Transportation
 Infrastructure
Engineering: A
Multimodal
Integration SI
Edition
 C. Jotin Khisty,
B. Kent Lall,
Transportation
Engineering: An
Introduction,
Second Edition,
1998
 Henry K. Evans,
Traffic
Engineering
Handbook, 2007
Structural Engineering and Week 17-  Topic  Quiz,  National  Calculator
Construction 18 Consultation Exam Structural Code of  Pencil/
CO1 -CO4 12 hours the Philippines Ballpen
A. Structural Engineering 2015, Volume 1:
Steel and Timber Design Buildings, Towers  Questionnaires
a. Timber and Other and Answer
 Properties of Philippine Vertical Sheets
Wood and Lumber Structures,
 Bending Members Association of
 Compression Members Structural
 Combined Stresses Engineers of the
b. Steel Philippines, Inc.,
 Physical and Structural 7th E.d.
Properties of Steel.  Segui, William T.
Structural Steel shapes Steel Design, 5th
and sections Ed. © 2013, 2017
 Tension Members Cengage Learning
 Compression Members by Nelson
 Bending Members Education Ltd.
 Connections: Riveted,  Jack C.
 bolted, Welded McCormac and
Connections Stephen F.
 Plates girders Csernak,
 Combined stressed Structural Steel
members Design, 5th Ed.
 Theory of Plastic Copyright © 2012
Design: Plastic by Peaeson
Modulus Education, Inc.
Upper Saddle
B. Construction River New Jersey
07458.
 Association of
Structural
Engineers of the
Philippines. 2010.
The National
Structural Code of
the Philippines,
6th Edition.
 Gillesania, DIT.
Fundamentals of
Structural Steel
Design with
Theory of
Structures by
Copyright ©
2006.
 Association of
Structural
Engineers of the
Philippines. 2001.
The National
Structural Code of
the Philippines,
5th Edition.
 Ferdinand Singer
 and Andrew
Pytel, Strength of
Materials
4thEdition
 Venancio I.
Besavilla Jr,
Design and
Construction for
Civil Engineers
and Architects,
2nd Edition by
Venancio I.
Besavilla Jr.,
Timber Design
Revised Edition
by

Final Examination

Course Policies and Performance Standards: Grade Evaluation System:

 Usage of cellphones, tablets, smartwatches, and any other gadgets and accessories are 1. Quizzes 60%
prohibited during class, especially during quizzes and examination period. 2. Major Exam 40%
 Students who were found cheating during examinations and/or quizzes will get an equivalent 100%
grade of 5.0 for that examination/quiz.
 A student who has been absent may be given the missed quiz or exam upon presentation of a
medical certificate or providing a valid reason to the instructor concerned.
 A student must obtain a general average of 70% with no grades lower than 50% in any given
subject on the Final Examination.
 Students are required to wear white – polo shirt and maong pants.
 Only plastic envelopes should bring in the testing areas.
Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:

DONNAVIE L. DE LA CRUZ, RCE DAISY T. MALAPAD, RCE, MCM MELITO L. HIRONDO, RCE, MEng
College Lecturer Head, BS Civil Engineering Program Dean, School of Engineering

RESTER S. JINANG, RCE

Instructor I

WILLER D. DAYAHAN, JR. RCE

Instructor I

CHARIZZA D. MONTARIN, RCE, MSCE

Instructor I

ROBERT N. LAMONTE, RCE

Instructor I