Not logged in

  • Create account

Category : Civil Engineering Thesis

Page actions.

  • View source

Theses from the Institute of Civil Engineering.

Pages in category "Civil Engineering Thesis"

The following 13 pages are in this category, out of 13 total.

  • A Groundwater Resources Study for Santiago City Aquifer Basin
  • Adsorption of Copper (CU2+) Ions from Aqueous solution by non-crosslinked and crosslinked Chitosan-Coated Bentonite Beads
  • Assessment of Jeefney in terms of Ergonomics, safety and environmental factors for the development of specifications and standards.
  • Assessment of the current Transportation System management in Davao City with focus on Vehicular Flow Improvement.
  • Consideration of Dynamic Winf effects using a modified Davenport Gust response factor formulation in the structural design and Evaluation of self-supporting Antenna Towers in the Philippines
  • Development Of Drive Cycle and Emission Models for in-use Tricycles in Metro manila
  • Effects of Bentonite Slurry on the skin friction capacity of bored piles
  • Formulation and Assessment of SPT Hammer Energy Transfer based on Energy and Momentum Conservation
  • GPS-BASED TRAVEL TIME AND DELAY SURVEY METHODOLOGY AND TRAFFIC DATA ANALYSIS
  • Low Cost Water Permeability Apparatus for Concrete
  • Mathematical Modeling of Sediment-Laden shallow water flow using finite volume method
  • Mondeling the depth of Chloride Ingress and time-to-initiate Rebar Corrosion in concretes exposed to Tiodal Zone
  • Ultimate Capacity of Biaxially loaded R.C. Columns of Arbitrary cross-section using parametric mapping
  • Theses By Discipline
  • Community portal
  • Contributor's Page
  • Directories
  • Current events
  • Recent changes
  • Random page
  • Special pages

User page tools

  • What links here
  • Related changes
  • Printable version
  • Permanent link
  • Page information
  • This page was last edited on 21 April 2012, at 11:02.
  • This page has been accessed 8,080 times.
  • Privacy policy
  • About Iskomunidad
  • Disclaimers

Digital Commons @ University of South Florida

  • USF Research
  • USF Libraries

Digital Commons @ USF > College of Engineering > Civil and Environmental Engineering > Theses and Dissertations

Civil and Environmental Engineering Theses and Dissertations

Theses/dissertations from 2024 2024.

Advancing Depth-Storage-Discharge Modeling in Regional Hydrology , Fahad Alshehri

An Analysis of Driven Pile Relaxation in Florida Soils , Dalton E. Knowles

Nutrient Removal of Biochar Amended Modified Bioretention Systems Treating Nursery Runoff , Nicholas Richardson

Dissolved Nitrogen Removal in Biochar Amended, High Permeability Media for Urban Stormwater Treatment , Mark Vicciardo

Theses/Dissertations from 2023 2023

The Influence of Corrosion Mitigating Fluids on Post Tensioned Tendon Grout Properties and Steel to Grout Bond Strength , Sarita Ale Magar

Exploring Alternative Electron Donors for Heterotrophic Denitrification at a Water Reclamation Facility in Tampa Bay , Tejas Athavale

Mechanisms Contributing to Hydrogen-Influenced Early Failure of Bridge Tendons , David Dukeman

The Influence of Bipolar Electrochemical Cell Geometry on the Studies of Pitting Corrosion , Amin Kazem Ghamsari

Field-Base Exploratory Study of Microbial Activity in Eight Potable Water Storage Tanks in Barbados , Katelyn M. Long

Land Use/Land Cover Uncertainty Analysis Using Hydrological Modeling in the Northern Watershed of Lake Okeechobee , Andres Lora Santos

Modeling Leachate Treatment Processes in Adsorbent-amended Hybrid Constructed Wetland , Ishfaqun Nisa

Effects of Downdrag on Pile Performance , Ruthvik Pendyala

Anaerobic Digestion of Brewery Waste Including Spent Yeast and Hops , Dhanashree Rawalgaonkar

Characteristics and Hydraulic Behavior of Adsorptive Media for Use in Permeable Reactive Barriers , Shelby Rocha

Exploratory Data-Driven Models for Water Quality: A Case Study for Tampa Bay Water , Sandra Sekyere

Interdependency between Water and Road Infrastructures: Cases and Impacts , Shihab Uddin

Hurricanes and Tropical Storms’ Impact on Water Quality in Lake Okeechobee, Florida , Daniela Vasquez Diaz

Exploration of Shared Passenger Urban Air Mobility – Integrated Network Design, Operation Scheduling and System Configuration , Zhiqiang Wu

Rehabilitation Technologies to Abate Infiltration in Sanitary Sewers , Steve Youssef

Adsorption of Long and Short Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) onto Granular Activated Carbon and Porous Organic Polymers , Yan Zhang

Adiabatic Temperature Rise and Durability Performance of Slag Blended Concrete , Hai Zhu

Theses/Dissertations from 2022 2022

Effects of Downdrag on Pile Performance , Malaak Omelia Araujo

Quantifying a 21-year Surface Water and Groundwater Interaction in a Ridge and Valley Lake Environment Using a Highly Constrained Modeling Approach , Richard T. Bowers Jr.

A Convergent Approach to Aqueous Lead (Pb) Mitigation of a Supplemental Self-Supply Shallow Groundwater Source Accessed by Handpumps in Madagascar , Adaline Marie Buerck

Identifying Significant Factors Affecting the Likelihood and Severity Level of Shared E-scooter Crashes , Recep Can Cakici

Evaluation of Aluminum Dissolution, Current Density, and Pitting Patterns During Electrocoagulation , Monica Castro Carias

Carbon Diversion, Partial Nitritation/Anammox Enrichment, and Ammonium Capture as Initial Stages for Mainstream Ion Exchange-Deammonification Process , Sheyla Chero-Osorio

Data Driven Approaches for Understanding and Improving Urban Mobility , Yujie Guo

Assessment of Scoured Bridges Subjected to Vessel Impact Using Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis , Amir S. Irhayyim

Assessment and Prevention of Bacterial Regrowth in Stored Household Water in Eastern Coastal Madagascar , Lauren Judah

The Impact of Land Use Change on Hydrology Using Hydrologic Modelling and Geographical Information System (GIS) , Nattachan Luesaksiriwattana

Simulating Flood Control in Progress Village, Florida Using Storm Water Management Model (SWMM) , Azize Minaz

Effects of Slurry Type on Drilled Shaft Strength , Cesar Quesada Garcia

Comparison Study of Consumer’s Perception toward Urban Air Mobility in the United States and Rest of the World Using Social Media Information , S M Toki Tahmid

Advanced Methods for Railroad Station Operation Decisions: Data Analytics, Optimization, Automation , Yuan Wang

High-Risk Traffic Crash Pattern Recognition and Identification Using Econometric Models and Machine Learning Models , Runan Yang

Biochar Amended Biological Systems for Enhanced Landfill Leachate and Lignocellulosic Banana Waste Treatment , Xia Yang

Passive Radiative Cooling by Spectrally Selective Nanoparticles in Thick Film Nanocomposites , David Allen Young

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

A System Architecture for Water Distribution Networks , Noha Abdel-Mottaleb

Sustainability Assessment of a Pressure Retarded Osmosis System , Samar Al Mashrafi

Health Risk Assessment of Local Populations Ingesting Water with Naturally Occurring Arsenic and Fecal Related Contaminants in Lake Atitlan, Guatemala , Marisol Alvarez

Influence of Coating Defects Within the Lock Seams on the Corrosion Performance of Aluminized Steel Drainage Pipes , Mohammed Al Yaarubi

Longitudinal Trajectory Tracking Analysis for Autonomous Electric Vehicles Based on PID Control , Hossein Amiri

An Assessment and Exploration of Recent Methodological Advances in Safety Data Analysis , Suryaprasanna Kumar Balusu

Pressure Retarded Osmosis: A Potential Technology for Seawater Desalination Energy Recovery and Concentrate Management , Joshua Benjamin

Assessing the Feasibility of Microbially Managed Biological Filtration in U.S. Drinking Water Systems for Removal of Contaminants of Emerging Concern , Andrew J. Black

The Effect of Cement and Blast Furnace Slag Characteristics on Expansion of Heat-Cured Mortar Specimens , Jair G. Burgos

A Systems Approach for Improving the Performance of Rural Community-Managed Water Systems Using SIASAR: Case Studies in Bolivia and Colombia , Rachel A. Cannon

Passive Nitrifying Biofilters for Onsite Treatment of Saline Domestic Wastewater , Daniel Arnulfo Delgado

Plastic Pollution in Urban Rivers: Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Plastic Release and Transport , Charlotte Juliane Haberstroh

Effects of Nitrate on Arsenic Mobilization during Aquifer Storage and Recovery , Hania Hawasli

Prediction of the Effects of Turbulence on Vehicle Hydroplaning using a Numerical Model , Thathsarani Dilini Herath Herath Mudiyanselage

Shortcut Nitrogen Removal in Photo-sequencing Batch Reactor, Experiments, Dynamic Model and Full-scale Design , Sahand Iman Shayan

Chorine Conversion: Biological and Water Quality Impact on Activated Carbon Block Point of Use Filters , Horace S. Jakpa

Efficient Management of Nitrogen and Phosphorus at Centralized Water Reclamation Facilities , Helene Kassouf

Building and Characterizing a Lab-Scaled Aquifer Storage and Recovery System , Murat Can Kayabas

Corrosion Rate Prediction in FRP-Concrete Repair , Mohammad A. Khawaja

Use of Biochar and Zeolite for Landfill Leachate Treatment: Experimental Studies and Reuse Potential Assessment , Thanh Thieu Lam

Feasibility of Epoxy Bond Enhancement on High-Strength Concrete , Amanda A. Lewis

Leaf Cutter Ant Nest Soil Cement Stabilized Earthen Bricks: Materials and Methods for Engineering Field Applications , Faith Malay

Minimum Cut-Sets for the Identification of Critical Water Distribution Network Segments , Xiliang Mao

An Assessment of Nutrient Improvement in Surface Water Due to the Conversion of Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal Systems to Sewerage , Jenelle A. Mohammed

Development of a Numerical Process Model for Adsorbent-amended Constructed Wetlands , Lillian Mulligan

Corrosion Propagation of Stainless Steel Reinforced Concrete , Nelly Sofía Orozco Martínez

Corrosion Durability Service Life of Calcium Silicate-Based Reinforced Concrete , Carolina Páez Jiménez

Assessment of the Environmental Sustainability of a Small Water Production Facility in Madagascar , Jesal Patel

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Analysis of the Hydraulic Performance and Bio-kinetics in a Full-Scale Oxidation Ditch , Kiesha C. Pierre

Biochar Amended Bioretention Systems for Nutrient and Fecal Indicator Bacteria Removal from Urban and Agricultural Runoffs , Md Yeasir Arif Rahman

Understanding the Leaching Mechanism for Lead (Pb) Found in Components of Locally Manufactured Handpumps in Eastern Madagascar , Nidhi Shah

Impacts of Automated Vehicle Technologies on Future Traffic , Xiaowei Shi

Community Assessment of Water Perceptions and Household Point-of-Use Treatment Methods in Madagascar , Isabella Rose Silverman

Laboratory Examination of Lead Weights Harvested from Pitcher Pumps in Eastern Madagascar , Madelyn Wilson

Impact of grain morphology on the temporal evolution of interfacial area during multi-phase flow in porous media , Fizza Zahid

EAV Fleet Management in Transportation and Power Systems , Dongfang Zhao

Theses/Dissertations from 2020 2020

A Framework for Assessing the Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, and Safety (RAMS) of Decentralized Sanitation , Adefunké Adeosun

Development of an Organic Processor Assembly (OPA) for Sustainable Resource Recovery to Enable Long-Duration, Deep-Space Human Exploration (LoDDSHE) , Talon James Bullard

Black Lives Matter in Engineering, Too! An Environmental Justice Approach towards Equitable Decision-Making for Stormwater Management in African American Communities , Maya Elizabeth Carrasquillo

Coral Reef Restoration in the Tropical West Atlantic Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic , Linden Cheek

Designing Next-generation Transportation Systems with Emerging Vehicle Technologies , Zhiwei Chen

Strength Restoration of Corrosion Damaged Piles Repaired with Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer Systems , Jethro Clarke

Water Quality and Sustainability Assessment of Rural Water Systems in the Comarca Ngäbe-Buglé, Panama , Corbyn Cools

Rapid Cross-Section Imaging with Magnetic and Impedance Sensors for Grout Anomaly Detection in External Post-Tensioned Tendons , Hani Freij

Enhanced Nitrogen, Organic Matter and Color Removal from Landfill Leachate by Biological Treatment Processes with Biochar and Zeolite , Bisheng Gao

Bond Life of Structural Epoxy-Concrete Systems Under Accelerated Hygrothermal Aging , Philip W. Hopkins

Socio-Technical Transitions in the Water Sector: Emerging Boundaries for Utility Resilience in Barbados , Wainella N. Isaacs

Structural and Agricultural Value at Risk in Florida from Flooding during Hurricane Irma , Alexander J. Miller

An Inferential Study of the Potential Consumer Value of Free Charging for Users of Public Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure , Divyamitra Mishra

Reimagining Bottom-up Participatory Climate Change Adaptation in the Philippines , Emily Clark Nabong

Effects of Physical and Chemical Characteristics of Slags and Cements on Durability of Portland Cement-Slag Blended Systems , Farzaneh Nosouhian

Using a Systems Thinking Approach and Health Risk Assessment to Analyze the Food-Energy-Water System Nexus of Seaweed Farming in Belize , Estenia J. Ortiz Carabantes

Implementation of Large-Scale Anaerobic Digestion of Food Waste at the University of South Florida , Karamjit Panesar

Enhanced Fluoride Removal in Biosand Filters Using Aluminum Oxide Coated Media and Modified Filter Design , Madison Leigh Rice

Use of Sugarcane Bagasse Ash as Partial Cement Replacement in Interlocking Stabilized Soil Blocks (ISSBs) , Adah Shair

Bio-electrochemical Denitrification Systems and Applications for Nitrogen Removal in On-Site Wastewater Treatment , Kamal Ziad Taha

Development of an Integrated Direct Membrane Filtration (DMF) and Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor (AnMBR) System for Dilute Municipal Wastewater Treatment , Ahmet Erkan Uman

Post-overlay Flexible Pavement Performance Modeling and Its Application in Sustainable Asphalt Overlay Policy Making , Chunfu Xin

Sustainable Nutrient Management Through Technology-Level Evaluation and System-Level Optimization , Xiaofan Xu

Influence of Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer Wraps on Corrosion Progression of Bridge Piles in Marine Environments , Shayan Yazdani

Theses/Dissertations from 2019 2019

Seepage-Coupled Finite Element Analysis of Stress Driven Rock Slope Failures for BothNatural and Induced Failures , Thomas Becket Anyintuo

Statistical Analysis of the Role of Socio-Demographic and Health Factors in Shared Mobility Related Behaviors and Usage Likelihoods , Natalia M. Barbour

Advanced Search

  • Email Notifications and RSS
  • All Collections
  • USF Faculty Publications
  • Open Access Journals
  • Conferences and Events
  • Theses and Dissertations
  • Textbooks Collection

Useful Links

  • Rights Information
  • SelectedWorks
  • Submit Research

Home | About | Help | My Account | Accessibility Statement | Language and Diversity Statements

Privacy Copyright

Get the Reddit app

De La Salle University

  • Thesis Archive
  • Gokongwei College of Engineering
  • Academic Departments
  • Civil Engineering

Undergraduate Thesis Archive

This page lists all undergraduate theses in the Civil Engineering Department (CE)

Engr. Cheryl Lyne C. Roxas
Dr. Bernardo A. Lejano
Dr. Lessandro O. Garciano
Dr. Mario P. De Leon
Dr. Grace P. Gueta
Dr. Danilo C. Terante
Evaluation the environmental performance of triple A contractors in Metro Manila 18001 Engr. Jason Maximino C. Ongpeng
Engr. Rolando Gallardo
The impact of the emergence of low-cost-carriers and budget flights Dr. Grace P. Gueta
Dr Alexis Filone
Dr. Alexis Fillone
Dr. Alexis M. Fillone
Dr. Lessandro Estelito O. Garciano
Dr. Andres Winston C. Oreta
Dr. Bernardo A. Lejano
Dr. Andres Winston C. Oreta.
Dr. Jonathan Dungca

UPD College of Engineering Excels in the October 2023 Engineering Licensure Examinations

UPD College of Engineering

UPD College of Engineering

Civil Engineering

Master of science in civil engineering.

The Master of Science in Civil Engineering have the following four fields of study:

  • Structural Engineering
  • Geotechnical Engineering
  • Transportation Engineering
  • Water Resources Engineering

The Master of Science in Civil Engineering (M.S. CE) degree may be obtained through either the Thesis or Non-Thesis option.

Geotechnical Engineering Group

  • Characterization of Indigenous Geo-materials
  • Construction in Problematic Geotechnical Conditions
  • Assessment and Mitigation of Risk Related to Geotechnical & Geo-Environmental Hazards

MS Civil Engineering – Geotechnical

Structural Engineering Group

  • Monitoring, Assessment, Evaluation, Rehabilitation and Retrofit of Existing Structures
  • Design, Development and Testing of New and Alternative Infrastructure Systems
  • Loss Estimation and Risk Analysis
  • Non-destructive Testing of Existing Structures
  • Design and Development of Structural Analysis Software for Research and Instruction

MS Civil Engineering – Structural

Water Resources & Coastal Engineering Group

  • Water Resource Utilization, Planning and Management
  • Water-Related Disasters
  • Climate Change including Eco-System Change
  • Coastal Engineering

MS Civil Engineering – Water Resources

Environment & Energy Engineering Group

  • Water Quality Control and Management
  • Wastewater Treatment
  • Solid Waste Management
  • Geo-Environmental Engineering
  • Disaster Risk Reduction Management
  • Sustainable Infrastructure

Transportation Engineering Group

  • Traffic Flow Theory and Analysis
  • Sustainable Transport
  • Travel Demand Management and Modelling
  • Transport Safety
  • Transport, Environment and Energy

MS Civil Engineering – Transportation

Doctor of Philosophy (Civil Engineering)

The Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering have the following four fields of study:

PhD Civil Engineering – Geotechnical

PhD Civil Engineering – Structural

PhD Civil Engineering – Water Resources

PhD Civil Engineering – Transportation

ScholarWorks

Home > Engineering > Civil Engineering > CIVILENG_GRADPROJ

Civil Engineering Graduate Projects and Theses

Theses/dissertations from 2023 2023.

Analyzing the Effects of Rejuvenators in Balanced Mix Design with High Percentages of Recycled Asphalt Pavement , Amanda Jo Mullins

Theses/Dissertations from 2022 2022

Contaminants of Emerging Concern Behavior within Water Renewal Facilities , Joshua C. Baker

Evaluation of Energy Release from Wildfires Across the Elevation Gradient , Isabelle Rose Butler

Use of Harsh-Braking Data from Connected Vehicles as a Surrogate Safety Measure , Nathaniel Patrick Edelmann

Innovative Foundation Alternative Inspired from Tree Roots , Macie Larranaga

Multivariate Analysis of the 2021 Boise Drought in the Context of Natural Human Systems , Jesus Martinez-Osario

Using Food-Industry Byproduct to Treat Expansive Clay , Nicole L. Shaw

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

Developing Implementable Policies Targeting Sustainable Building Construction Through International Policy Diffusion , Melisa Ciara Hancock

Using Differential Shear Strain Measurements to Monitor Crosstie Support Conditions in Railroad Tracks , D. Kody Johnson

Water Quality Responses to a Semi-Arid Beaver Meadow in Boise, Idaho , Luise Bayer Winslow

Theses/Dissertations from 2020 2020

Quantifying the Effects of Climate Change on Pavement Performance Prediction using AASHTOWare Pavement ME Design , Md Shahjalal Chowdhury

In-situ Fluid Injections to Achieve Bio-Stimulated Calcite Precipitation in Expansive Soils , Anish Pathak

Understanding Mesoscopic Chemo-Mechanical Distress and Mitigation Mechanisms of Concrete Subject to ASR , Md Asif Rahman

Assessing the Prevalence of Suspicious Activities in Asphalt Pavement Construction Using Algorithmic Logics and Machine Learning , Mostofa Najmus Sakib

Theses/Dissertations from 2019 2019

Wildfire Smoke: Trends, Challenges, Unknowns, and Human Response , Mariah Dawn Fowler

Full-Scale Study of Infrared Thermography for Assessing Surface and Subsurface Defects in Pavements and Other Civil Infrastructure , Aidin J. Golrokh

Exploring the Use of Data from Newer Technologies in Road Design , Mahamudul Hasan

Effect of Subgrade Conditions on Pavement Analysis and Performance Prediction: A Study for Idaho Conditions , Md Jibon

A Unified Risk-Based Framework for Assessing Sustainability and Resiliency of Civil Infrastructure , Thomas Adam Robbins

Theses/Dissertations from 2018 2018

Feasibility of Aerial Tramway at Boise State University , Majed Alsaqyani

Predicting Power Transformer Bushings' Seismic Vulnerability , Jonathan Bender

Effect of Particle Breakage on Ballast Permanent Deformation — A Study Using the Discrete Element Method , Beema Dahal

Machine Learning Methods to Map Stabilizer Effectiveness Based on Common Soil Properties , Amit Gajurel

Physio-Chemical Degradation of Concrete: A Ramification of Coupled Freeze-Thaw and Sulfate Attack , MD Aminul Islam

Studying the Applicability of Biostimulated Calcite Precipitation in Stabilizing Expansive Soils , Md Touhidul Islam

Effect of Subsurface Conditions on Flexible Pavement Behavior: Non-Destructive Testing and Mechanistic Analysis , Md. Fazle Rabbi

Studying the Use of Microbial Induced Calcite Precipitation as a Shallow Stabilization Alternative to Treat Expansive Soils , Tasria Rahman

Theses/Dissertations from 2017 2017

Subsurface Characterization of Flexible Pavements Constructed Over Expansive Soil Subgrades and Selection of Suitable Rehabilitation Alternatives , Kazi Moinul Islam

Effect of Particle Size Distribution and Packing Characteristics on Railroad Ballast Shear Strength: A Numerical Study Using the Discrete Element Method , S. M. Naziur Mahmud

Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Hybrid Geosynthetic Reinforcement System to Mitigate Differential Heave on Flexible Pavement due to Expansive Subgrades , Mir Md. Tamim

Theses/Dissertations from 2016 2016

Electromagnetically Induced Alteration of Hydraulic Conductivity of Coarse-Grained Soils for Geotechnical Applications , Rakesh Acharya

Evaluating the Suitability of Microbial Induced Calcite Precipitation Technique for Stabilizing Expansive Soils , Sikha Neupane

Evaluating the Effects of Major Assumptions in Layered Elastic Theory on Railroad Track Response Prediction Through the Development of an Improved Track Analysis Software , Sadichchha Sharma

Coupled Numerical Analysis of Variations in the Capacity of an Energy Pile in Clay Soil , Daniel Patrick Zimmerman

Theses/Dissertations from 2015 2015

Impedance-Based Water-Quality Monitoring Using Parallel Plate Method , Ali Nazaridaftari

Theses/Dissertations from 2014 2014

Electromagnetically Induced Remediation of Contaminated Soil , Vahab Bolvardi

The Effect of Electromagnetic Waves on Airflow During Air Sparging , Somayeh Najafi

Dual-State Kalman Filter Forecasting and Control Theory Applications for Proactive Ramp Metering , Brian Richard Portugais

Theses/Dissertations from 2013 2013

Investigation of Human-Induced Land Use Changes Under Present and Future Climate Projections in Southern Idaho , Korri Allen Anderson

Electromagnetic Alteration of Hydraulic Conductivity of Soils , Sahba Azad

An Investigation into the Water Budget and the Management of the Snake River System , John Whitney Hildreth

A New Framework for Flooding Control in Regulated River Systems , Elizabeth Akemi Kanashiro

Theses/Dissertations from 2012 2012

Analysis of Electromagnetic Stimulation of Transport in Water for Geoenvironmental Applications , Mahsa Azad

Theses/Dissertations from 2011 2011

A System Dynamics Approach for Climate Change Impact Analysis in the Snake River Basin , David Jerome Hoekema

Assessing the Surface Energy Balance Components in the Snake River Basin , W Thilini Ajanthik Jaksa

Investigation of Concrete Sealer Products to Extend Concrete Pavement Life , Justin Nielsen

EM Stimulation of Water for Geotechnical Applications , Harlan Dwight Olson Sangrey

Laser Particulate Counter Calibration to a Micro-Orifice Uniform-Deposit Impactor , Benjamen Fredrich Seely

Theses/Dissertations from 2010 2010

Impact of Ground-level Aviation Emissions on Air Quality in the Western United States , Eric Edward Clark

Factors Influencing Soil Moisture at the Hillslope Scale in a Semi-Arid Mountainous Environment , Ivan John Geroy

Identifying Controls on Surface Carbon Dioxide Efflux in a Semi-Arid Ecosystem , Katrina Elsie Ladd

Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products in Ground Water from Municipal Lagoon Treatment , Teresa Nicholas

Theses/Dissertations from 2007 2007

Design and Validation of an Automated Multistep Outflow Apparatus for Measuring Soil Hydraulic Properties , Jordi Figueras

Theses/Dissertations from 2006 2006

Integrated Transportation and Land Use Modeling for the Boise Metropolitan Area , Suseel Dev Indrakanti

A Gas Sampling Module for a Subsurface Ion Mobility Spectrometer , Kevin P. Ryan

Theses/Dissertations from 2005 2005

Development of a Queue Growth and Dissipation Model , Wei Wang

Theses/Dissertations from 2002 2002

Changes in Local Groundwater Elevation Following Stream Restoration in the Lower Red River Meadow, Idaho , Kenneth Douglas Donley

  • Collections
  • Disciplines
  • SelectedWorks Gallery
  • Albertsons Library
  • Division of Research
  • Graduate College

Advanced Search

  • Notify me via email or RSS

Author Corner

Home | About | FAQ | My Account | Accessibility Statement

Privacy Copyright

Home > FACULTIES > Civil and Environmental Engineering > CIVIL-ETD

Civil and Environmental Engineering Department

Civil and Environmental Engineering Theses and Dissertations

This collection contains theses and dissertations from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, collected from the Scholarship@Western Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository

Theses/Dissertations from 2024 2024

Structural Optimization and Aerodynamic Behavior of Double-Curvature Cable Domes , Elshaimaa A. Ahmed

Evaluation of Factors Influencing the Delivery of Septic System Wastewater Effluent to Tributaries , Evan Angus

Towards Improved Acoustic Emission-based Methodologies for Structural Damage Identification and Visualization , Mohamed Emhemed Barbosh

A study on the effect of swirl ratio and surface roughness on the flow dynamics of tornadoes using LES , Anant Gairola

Cladding Wind Loads on Low-Rise Buildings: A Computational Fluid Dynamics Approach , Tsinuel Nurilligne Geleta

Effect of temperature and water chemistry on the dissolution and transformation of lead (II) carbonates. , Caitlin SE Kushnir

Analyzing, modelling and simulating nonstationary non-Gaussian thunderstorm winds and their use for assessing the statistics of extreme wind pressure , Yongxu Liu

Gust effect factors of components and cladding wind loads for low-slope roofs on low-rise buildings , Jigar Mokani

An Energy-Based Method For Static Liquefaction Assessment , Kaitlyn O'Sullivan

Water Dynamics inside Applied Smoldering Processes: Water Phase Change, Water Mobility, and Local Thermal Non-equilibrium , Jiahao Wang

BIM Integrated Sustainable and Resilient Building Design Framework for the Northern Climate , Muna M.Y Younis

Theses/Dissertations from 2023 2023

Experimental and numerical analysis of laterally loaded paddled H-piles, FE and FD study , Abdelrahman Mahmoud Eldesawy Ahmed Abouzaid Mr.

Temperature-controlled partial nitrification for mainstream wastewater deammonification using batch, semi-batch and continuous systems , Niema Afroze

Autonomous 3D Urban and Complex Terrain Geometry Generation and Micro-Climate Modelling Using CFD and Deep Learning , Tewodros F. Alemayehu

Monitoring Remediation of Organic Contaminants using Electrical Resistivity and Induced Polarization Techniques , Angelos Almpanis

The Application of MICP for Strengthening of Mine Tailings and Peats , Hamed Behzadipour

Experimental Evaluation of ABL and Downburst Wind Loads on an Elevated Building , Kate Current

Determining the Variability of the As-Placed Dry Density of Gap Fill Material , Mai Elzamel

Application of the Machine Learning Tools in the Integrity Management of Pipelines Containing Dent-gouges and Corrosions , Ziming He

Framework for Modeling and Assessing the Vulnerability of Reinforced Concrete Frames During Post-Earthquake Fire Incidents , MURAD MOFTAH ILOMAME

Application of Wavelet Analysis and Random Field in Integrity Management of Pipelines Containing Dents and Corrosions , Junxiong Lin

Effects of wind turbine rotor positioning on tornado induced loads , Juan P. Lopez Ortiz

Simplified Modeling of Bonded Prestressed High Strength Concrete Girders during Fire Exposure , Yi Mao

Wind Loading Analysis of Standing Seam Metal Roofs on Low-Rise Buildings , Ellen J. Marejka

A Computational Framework for Aerodynamic and Aeroelastic Modeling of Wind Loads on Tall Buildings , Abiy Fantaye Melaku

Study of Multi-dimensional Transfer Effects in Applied Smouldering Systems , Seyed Ziaedin Miry Mr

Investigation of the growth, motility, and optical properties of microorganisms in active fluids , Zahra Samadi

Parametric Analysis and Enhancement of the Burst Capacity Model for Composite-Repaired Corroded Pipelines , Rodrigo Silva Silva-Santisteban

Towards Smart and Cost-effective Bridge Infrastructure Monitoring Systems , Premjeet Singh

Performance Assessment and Development of Prescriptive Design Standards for Wood-Frame Residential Structures Under Extreme Wind Loads , Sarah A. Stevenson

Geoelectrical Signatures of Acid-Generating Mine Waste Rock , Difan Su

Methodologies for the Integrity Assessment of Pipelines Containing Cracks , Haotian Sun

CFD and Deep Learning Based Natural Ventilation Analysis in Buildings , Matthew R. Vandewiel

Effect of land use type and stormwater control measures on non-point source phosphorus concentrations and loads in a cold climate urban subwatershed , Dillon H. Vyn

Flow mechanism and force modelling of a central-slotted bridge's self-sustained flutter , JINLIN XIA

Deep learning framework bridges lab and field scale microseismic focal mechanism , Arnold Yuxuan Xie

Waveform Similarity of Micro-seismicity at the ToC2ME Hydraulic Fracturing Experiment Site , Jin Yang

Theses/Dissertations from 2022 2022

Numerical Models and Design Loads for Wind Turbines under Downbursts , Mostafa Mohamed Mohamed Ramadan Ahmed

Flexural Behaviour of Concrete Beams with High Strength Reinforcement , Sohaib Akbar

Behavior of Hybrid and Monopile Foundation Systems for OWT: Centrifuge testing and Numerical Modelling , Yazeed A. Alsharedah

The Novel Application of Electrical Resistivity Tomography for Spatiotemporal Monitoring of Urban Stormwater Bioretention Systems , Darren Alvarenga

Seismic Site Characterization and Response in Metropolitan Vancouver , Jamal Assaf

Design of Stick-Framed Wood Roofs Under Extreme Wind Loads , Caspar Bain

An Explicit Model for Simplified Flutter Analysis of Long-span Bridges , Tibebu Hunegn Birhane

Hydrogen-Rich Syngas Derived from Smouldering Biomass and Hydrocarbon Wastes , Joshua K. Brown

Physical Investigation of Downburst Winds and Applicability to Full Scale Events , Federico Canepa

Evaluation of the Impacts of De-Icing Salts on the Performance of Bioretention Media in Retaining Phosphorus From Urban Stormwater , Brennan S. Donado Visbal

Comprehensive Study of Induced Drag Force on Integral Abutment Piles , Osama F. El Hadi Drbe

Performance and Ultimate Limit State of Large-Span Soil-Steel Structures , Kareem Embaby

Static liquefaction and critical state mechanics of gold mine tailings subjected to different stress paths , Amir reza Fotovvat

Exploring Valuable and Potentially Harmful By-Products Formed and/or Released from Smouldering Treatment of Sewage Sludge , Taryn Ashley Fournie

Evaluation of Fresh Groundwater Resources and Nitrogen Discharge to the Coastal Lagoon of an Atoll Island , James D. Gale

Self-sustaining Smouldering Combustion of Granular Activated Carbon Contaminated with Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances – Fluorine Mass Balance and Enhanced Methods of Mineralization , Brian Gerald Harrison

Simulation of non-homogeneous wind processes, comparison between numerical and experimental model of a bridge , Héctor Hernández Landero

Compound flooding analysis over the Canadian coastal regions , Farshad Jalili Pirani

Assessment of Geo-mechanical properties of lunar simulants , Devansh Joshi

Performance of Fouled Railroad Superstructure Subjected to Traversing Heavy Haul Trains , Majid Kh Touqan

A computational fluid dynamics-based surrogate wind turbine blade aerodynamic model for hybrid simulation , Eric Lalonde

Effect of Structural Nonlinearities on Flutter of Cable-Supported Bridges , Sébastien Maheux

Erosion Control of Steep Open Channels Using Articulated Concrete Blocks , MohammadOmid Marandi

Hydration Kinetics, Microstructure, and Mechanical Strength Development of Cement-based Composites Incorporating Phase Change Materials , Afshin Marani

Establishing second-generation total nitrogen removal for carbon-captured authentic wastewater using membrane biofilm reactor , Sadaf Mehrabi

Wind-Borne Debris Resistance of Façades: Identification of Alternative Impact Test Requirements , Angela Mejorin

Engineering Cooling Time and Waste Heat Recovery for Thermal Treatment Beds , Ryan B. Morales

Optimization of Advanced Building Integrated Photovoltaic and Thermal System with Dual Working Fluid , Barilelo E. Nghana

Characterizing the Concurrent Occurrence of Tornadoes and Flash Floods Across Canada , Yeu Deck Ngui

Wastewater Aeration Process Dynamic Modelling: Combined Mechanistic and Machine Learning Approach , Yuehe Pan

Spatiotemporal Changes of Lagged Compound Dry and Wet Spells in the Northwest North America Under Climate Change , Reza Rezvani

Liquefaction Susceptibility Assessment of Oil Sands Tailings , Grytan Sarkar

Improved Imaging Of Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids With Three-Dimensional Surface-To-Horizontal Borehole Electrical Resistivity Tomography (S2HB ERT) , Maxwell L. Servos

Assessment of Tropical Cyclone Wind and Wave Hazards and Their Effect on the Reliability of Wind Turbines , Chao Sheng

Effective wind area for the design of roof sheathing under wind loading , Nicole E. M. Szilagyi

Spatio-Temporal Variability of Phosphorus Near the Groundwater-Stream Interface , Meghan Vissers

Carbon Injection to Support In-Situ Smouldering Remediation , Gillian Wilton

Effects of Climate Change on the Probability of Urban Tree Failures from Wind Gusts , Samuel J. Woolsey

Modelling and Simulation of Nonstationary Non-Gaussian Wind Speed and Wind Pressure Coefficients , Minyu Xiao

Analysis of Standing Seam Metal Roofs Subjected to Extreme Wind Loads , Yuchao Xia

Phosphorus Recovery and Passivation Controls using Sacrificial Magnesium Electrodes in Anaerobic Digestor Centrate , Henry Zhang

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

Implication of city growth on wind-induced loads for cladding and structural design , Hadil M. Abdallah

Behavior of Wind Turbine Towers and Blades Under Tornado Wind Fields , Mohamed AbuGazia

Guidelines for designing the overhead transmission tower foundations adjacent to cohesionless slopes , Meshel Q. Alkahtani

Machine Learning Prediction of Structural Response for Reinforced Concrete Members under Blast Loading , Monjee Almustafa

Performance of Single and Grouped Helical Piles under Strong Earthquake Shaking , Abdelrahman F.F. Aly

Experimental simulation of tornado-like vortices and their impact on high-rise buildings , Arash Ashrafi

Structural Performance of Glass Façades Exposed to Fire , Mohamed Badr

Enhanced Primary Sludge Fermentation and Anaerobic Digestion for Integrated Carbon Upgrade and Resource Recovery , Gholamreza Bahreini

Practical Issues in Floodplain Mapping Over Large Regions , James Eric Braden

Anammox process for nitrogen removal: development of sustainable gel beads and its application in fluidized bed reactors (FBRs) , Mohammad M I Chowdhury

Flow Visualization Study of Wake-Stabilized Diffusion Flames in a Crossflow: Effects of Crossflow Turbulence , Diya Cui

A Case Study on Medium and High Rise Timber Buildings , Moustafa EL-Assaly

Cellulose biodegradability and its impact on enhanced biological phosphorus removal , Moustafa Ibrahim Elbahrawi

Multi-Objective Optimization of Green Transportation Operations in Supply Chain Management , Nayera Elgharably

Full-Scale Field Study of a Geogrid-Reinforced Unpaved Road System , Abdalla El Tawati

Scaled Physical Modeling of the Dynamics of Granular Flow in Hopper Silos , Hagos Eman

New Experimental Methods For modelling Canopy Problems , Marilena Enus

Effects of the soil spatial variability on pipelines , Jose Luis Espinosa Mendez

Behaviour of Transmission Lines Subjected to Tornadoes Through Aeroelastic Testing and Numerical Modeling , Nima Ezami

Probabilistic seismic landslide mapping for western Metro Vancouver, British Columbia , Ali Fallah Yeznabad

Estimation of tropical cyclone rain hazard for sites in coastal region of mainland China , Jiyang Gu

A partial-turbulence approach to estimate peak wind loads on low-rise building roofs , Yitian Guo

  • Accessible Formats

Advanced Search

  • Notify me via email or RSS
  • Expert Gallery
  • Online Journals
  • eBook Collections
  • Reports and Working Papers
  • Conferences and Symposiums
  • Electronic Theses and Dissertations
  • Digitized Special Collections
  • All Collections
  • Disciplines

Author Corner

  • Submit Thesis/Dissertation

Home | About | FAQ | My Account | Accessibility Statement | Privacy | Copyright

©1878 - 2016 Western University

  • How it works

researchprospect post subheader

Useful Links

How much will your dissertation cost?

Have an expert academic write your dissertation paper!

Dissertation Services

Dissertation Services

Get unlimited topic ideas and a dissertation plan for just £45.00

Order topics and plan

Order topics and plan

Get 1 free topic in your area of study with aim and justification

Yes I want the free topic

Yes I want the free topic

Civil Engineering Dissertation Topics

Published by Carmen Troy at January 10th, 2023 , Revised On May 17, 2024

The importance of civil engineering works in the modern world cannot be understated, thanks to the growing public and commercial infrastructure requirement. The main focus of civil engineering is to develop a sustainable society where businesses can flourish.

Civil engineers in today’s world are keen to develop sustainable buildings, and therefore civil engineering students frequently research sustainable construction topics . 

To help you get started with brainstorming for civil engineering topic ideas, we have developed a list of the latest topics that can be used for writing your civil engineering dissertation project.

These topics have been developed by PhD-qualified writers on our team , so you can trust to use them topics for drafting your dissertation.

You may also want to start your dissertation by requesting  a brief research proposal  from our writers on any of these topics, which includes an  introduction  to the problem,  research question , aim and objectives,  literature review  along with the proposed  methodology  of research to be conducted.  Let us know  if you need a he environment, cause ny help in getting started.

Check our  example dissertation to get an idea of  how to structure your dissertation .

You can review step by step guide on how to write your dissertation  here.

Latest Civil Engineering Research Topics

Topic 1: building demolition- analyse the efficacy of destroying and ruining big city structures and their impact on the traffic..

Research Aim: Many big cities around the world have demolished a vast number of buildings that were functional with new structures. It not only has an economic impact but also results in the loss of urban culture, harms the environment, causes pollution, and worsens the traffic situation. This study will evaluate the merits of building demotion and will provide economic, technical, and environmental input.

Topic 2: Rural housing at low cost- Improving Water Diversion, Electricity Grids, and other Infrastructure to reduce the expenses.

Research Aim: Water, sanitation, wastewater systems, electricity, and rural infrastructure all impact human development outcomes. This study will examine rural housing at a low cost focusing on the improvement of water diversion, electricity grids and infrastructure services. It will also look into the policies made to avoid certain problems and help us understand how these things have influenced life in rural regions.

Topic 3: Examining the use of Activated Flash as a Binder in pavement adjustments to allow acceptable tension reinforcing stresses in order to Control Cracking in concrete.

Research Aim: This study will examine the use of activated flash as a binder in pavement adjustments to allow acceptable tension-reinforcing stresses to control cracking. Cracks usually emerge as a result of mechanical loads, adverse response, and environmental impact, and frequent cracking negatively impacts the performance of concrete. This study will focus on the appropriate measures that should be taken, as well as designs, materials, and construction practices to extend the life without any loss.

Topic 4: Strengthening an existing structure to allow it to withstand climate change - An analysis.

Research Aim: Buildings are dependent on environmental conditions. This study will analyse the strengthening of the existing structure to protect it from the effects of climate change. The focus is on the material used for the protection, sustainability, and strengthening of the building, as well as the adaptation of new construction standards. A milder temperature will lower the lifespan of building materials and impact the indoor climate of the building. More stormResearch Aim: The main goal of this study is to conduct a unique investigatios, snow or subsidence damage, water encroachment, and a bad indoor environment all contribute to a reduced building lifespan, raising the risk of collapse, worsening health, and significant loss of value in return.

Topic 5: An investigation of the use of Graphene-Fabricated nanoparticles for Water Purification- Comparison between Cost-Effectiveness and Benefits.

Research Aim: The main goal of this study is to conduct a unique investigation of the use of graphene-manufactured nanomaterials for water purification. The project intends to compare the benefits and cost-effectiveness of graphene processes. Furthermore, this study also intends to evaluate graphene nanomaterials’ impact on water treatment and analyse many future and emerging perspectives.

Topic 6: The Impact of Integrating IoT in Urban Development. An Exploration of Smart Cities Infrastructure.

Research Aim: The aim of this research is to investigate the effects of incorporating Internet of Things (IoT) technology in urban development, specifically focusing on its implications for smart city infrastructure. The study seeks to understand how IoT integration influences various aspects of urban living and city management.

Topic 7: Investigating the Use of Bamboo as a Construction Material.

Research Aim: The research aims to investigate the viability of bamboo as a construction material. Through empirical analysis and comparative studies, it seeks to evaluate the structural, environmental, and economic benefits of using bamboo in construction projects. The study further explores the bamboo’s mechanical properties and durability aspects by considering its availability, cost-effectiveness, and ecological impact. Furthermore, it aims to identify challenges and opportunities associated with bamboo use in construction.

Topic 8: An Analysis of the Lightning Protection Systems for Building Structures

Research Aim: The research analyses the design principles and practical implementation of lightning protection systems for building structures. The study focuses on ways to improve safety, avoid any risks and optimise the overall performance. 

Topic 9: Exploring the Importance of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in Construction

Research Aim: This study explores how Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) can help improve worker safety and minimise occupational hazards. The research further discusses the best practices for the selection and enforcement of PPE. 

COVID-19 Civil Engineering Research Topics

Topic 1: civil engineering after coronavirus: identify the consequences of covid-19 on civil engineering in the uk or any country of your choice..

Research Aim: This research will focus on identifying the impacts of coronavirus on civil engineering in the selected country.

Topic 2: Research to study the damage caused to the construction projects due to the lack of workers on site.

Research Aim: This study will focus on identifying the damage caused to construction projects as the workers are staying away from the sites. What measures are taken to complete these projects and recover the loss?

Topic 3: Contractors and Builders after COVID-19: business industry, tender opportunities, and planning to continue business

Research Aim: This research aims to identify the conditions faced by contractors and builders. What is their plan to deal with the COVID-19 crisis? How did it affect the business industry and tender opportunities?

Topic 4: Cite Operating Procedures: research the various safety measures for workers, contractors, and engineers working on construction sites.

Research Aim: This research is conducted to know about various safety measures taken by the government and private organisations for workers, contractors, and engineers working on construction sites.

Topic 5: Investigate how civil engineers are working from home: Identify whether remote working can be a long-lasting solution to recover the loss caused by COVID-19.

Research Aim: Remote working has emerged as a ray of hope for mechanical engineers amid this pandemic. This research will focus on the advantages and disadvantages of remote working and also answer the question of whether it is a long-lasting solution or not.

Topic 6: Research to study the economic and labour crisis as a result of Coronavirus

Research Aim: This research will focus on the financial loss and labour crisis caused by the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.

Topic 7: Research to study the disruption of the supply chain, shortage of contractors, workers, and material, cancellation of contracts due to COVID-19

Research Aim: This research will focus on identifying the disruption of the supply chain, shortage of contractors, workers, and materials, and cancellations of contracts as a result of COVID -19.

Topic 8: Research to throw the light on the future of the construction Industry after the Coronavirus pandemic.

Research Aim: This research will focus on predicting how the construction industry will transform after the COVID-19 pandemic. What challenges may it face, and what could be the possible ways to meet those challenges?

Topics in Civil Engineering and Construction

Topic 1: computational mechanics and modelling.

Research Aim: This research aims to study the role of computational mechanics and to model In civil engineering

Topic 2: Development in Rock Mechanics

Research Aim: This research aims to highlight the recent developments in Rock Mechanics

Topic 3: Assessment of the bridges with innovative ideas

Research Aim: This research aims to address the need to assess bridges and propose innovative ideas for bridge constructions and designs.

Topic 4: Efficiently managing the water resources

Research Aim: This research aims to focus on the effective management of water resources during construction.

Topic 5: Stability of high rise buildings

Research Aim: This research aims to address the issues of the instability of high-rise buildings and the stress of ensuring their stability by highlighting the gaps in the literature review and providing a strong recommendation for researchers.

Topic 6: Elope Erosion Control in the Construction Industry

Research Aim: The research investigates the significance of elope erosion control to prevent soil erosion and facilitate drainage.

Dissertation Topics in Structural Engineering and Environmental

Topic 1: reliability of foundation performance and implications for structural design.

Research Aim: The main purpose of the research will be to use a reliability-based approach to performance by using two complementary approaches; macroscopic and action-oriented approach and microscopic and analysis-oriented approach to evaluate major risks and strategies that can be used to implement in complicated structural systems and designs.

Find 100s of dissertation topics in your other academic subjects in our free topics database.

Topic 2: Behaviour of steelwork connection at large deflection in a fire

Research Aim: This research study will explore the behaviour of steelworks at large deflection in a fire. The researcher will use a unified computing model to simulate the behaviour of steelworks and their impacts on the deflection in the fire. Several other factors will also be identified in the study, such as limiting temperature criteria, loading and unloading effects, and explosion load ratios.

Topic 3: User-friendly model of degrading groundwater pollution plume

Research Aim: Groundwater pollution plumes consist of degradable compounds and materials, which results in declining the overall natural processes and their effectiveness on marine life. There have been studies that aimed to explore the slow degradation processes of pollution plumes in groundwater. However, this is particular research will aim to explore different factors that cause groundwater pollution plumes and contribute to its slow degradation process. Finally, the study will propose a user-friendly model to degrade the plume of groundwater pollution.

Topic 4: Examination of advanced solution strategies for non-linear FE analysis

Research Aim: This research aims to explore the role of advanced solution strategies that help engineers and builders carry out non-linear FE analysis. In this study, the researcher will demonstrate the static and dynamic problems related to the non-linear effects of solid structures and systems.

Topic 5: Strength, stiffness, non-linearity, and the volumetric response of concrete under triaxial compression

Research Aim: In this study, the researcher will demonstrate the behaviour of concrete under the situation of triaxial compression. The researcher aims to understand the stiffness, volumetric and compressive behaviour of concrete which may cause deformation when pressure is applied.

More Civil Engineering Dissertation Topics

  • Research to Set up Remote Sensing Applications to Assist in the Development of Sustainable Enterprise
  • Research to Study and Develop Water Treatment Processes
  • Research to Studying Sustainable Construction Materials and Technologies
  • Research to Study Sustainable Engineering: New Objectives for Construction Projects
  • Research Regarding Micromechanics of Granular Materials.
  • Research to Transform a Manufacturing Plant into a Sustainable Enterprise.
  • Research to Study the Relationship Between Sustainability and Learning Organisation.
  • Research to Study the Impact of Sustainability Concepts on Organisational Growth and Development.
  • Research to Ensure Sustainable Heat Conservation Generated from Compressors within a Manufacturing Site.
  • Research to Study and Develop Waste Reduction Strategies to Achieve Sustainable Concepts.
  • Investigating the Impact of Ultra-high Performance Concrete (UHPC) in Civil Engineering. 
  • Studying the Impact of Construction Technology on Safety.
  • Research to Study Properties of Concrete to Achieve Sustainability.
  • Research to Study the Relationship between Lean Manufacturing and Sustainable Manufacturing.
  • Research to Study Sustainability and its Impact on Learning Organisation.
  • Development of Sustainable Homes with the Help of Renewable Energy Sources.
  • Seismic Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structures in Residential Applications
  • Living Tree Buildings

Also Read:   Human Resource Management Dissertation Topics

  • Application of Ultra High Strength Concrete in LNG Terminals
  • Mechanical Behaviour of Bridge Bearings of Concrete Bridges
  • Winter Damage of Porous Asphalt
  • Human-Induced Lateral Vibration of Bridges
  • The Optimization of Tripod Substructure and its Application to Two Different Topsides
  • Traffic-Induced Bearing Loads and Movements of a Steel Plate-girder Bridge
  • Snap Through of Large Shield-Driven Tunnels
  • A Timber Bearing Structure for Concept House
  • The Sustainable Refurbishment of BK City
  • The Elevated Metro Structure in Concrete, UHPC, and Composite
  • Covering A28 Highway at Amersfoort
  • Numerical Modelling of Turbidity Currents in Submarine Channels
  • Post-trenching with a Trailing Suction Hopper Dredge
  • Morphological Impact of Coastal Structures
  • Modeling Nearshore Currents Driven by Waves and Set-up Gradients
  • Gaining New Insights Regarding Traffic Congestion, by Explicitly Considering the Variability in Traffic
  • Dynamic Behaviour of Tunnel Elements 38 During the Immersion process
  • Long-term Morphological M0delling of the Mouth of the Columbia River
  • “Feasibility Study of a Climate Dike”
  • Conditioning of Aggressive Water
  • Swale Filter Drain System: The Inflow – Discharge Relation.
  • Low-Cost Disdrometer
  • Observing Tidal Slack in the Scheldt Estuary
  • Clogging of Permeable Pavements 53 in Semi-arid Areas
  • Analysing the Effects of Large-scale Green Roof Implementation in Singapore
  • Accelerating the Introduction of Electric Bicycles
  • A Critical Reappraisal of Some Problems in Engineering Seismology
  • Systems and Sustainability: Sustainable development, Civil engineering and the Formation of the Civil Engineer
  • Sustainable Engineering: The Future of Structural Design
  • Environmentally Sustainable Construction Products and Materials – Assessment of release

Not Sure Which Dissertation Topic to Choose? Use Our  Topic Planning Service

Also Read:  Dissertation Topics in Engineering Management 

Important Notes:

As a civil engineering student looking to get good grades, it is essential to develop new ideas and experiment on existing civil engineering theories – i.e., to add value and interest in your research topic.

The field of civil engineering is vast and interrelated to so many other academic disciplines like  construction ,  law , engineering management , healthcare , mental health , artificial intelligence , tourism , physiotherapy , sociology , management , marketing and nursing . That is why it is imperative to create a project management dissertation topic that is particular, sound and actually solves a practical problem that may be rampant in the field.

We can’t stress how important it is to develop a logical research topic; it is the basis of your entire research. There are several significant downfalls to getting your topic wrong: your supervisor may not be interested in working on it, the topic has no academic creditability, the research may not make logical sense, and there is a possibility that the study is not viable.

This impacts your time and efforts in  writing your dissertation as you may end up in a cycle of rejection at the very initial stage of the dissertation. That is why we recommend reviewing existing research to develop a topic, taking advice from your supervisor, and even asking for help in this particular stage of your dissertation.

While developing a research topic, keeping our advice in mind will allow you to pick one of the best civil engineering dissertation topics that fulfils your requirement of writing a research paper and add to the body of knowledge.

Therefore, it is recommended that when finalizing your dissertation topic, you read recently published literature to identify gaps in the research that you may help fill.

Remember- dissertation topics need to be unique, solve an identified problem, be logical, and be practically implemented. Please take a look at some of our sample civil engineering dissertation topics to get an idea for your dissertation.

How to Structure Your Dissertation on Civil Engineering

A well-structured   dissertation can help students   to achieve a high overall academic grade.

  • A Title Page
  • Acknowledgements
  • Declaration
  • Abstract: A summary of the research completed
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction : This chapter includes the project rationale, research background, key research aims and objectives, and the research problems to be addressed. An outline of the structure of a dissertation  can also be added to this chapter.
  • Literature Review :  This chapter presents relevant theories and frameworks by analysing published and unpublished literature available on the chosen research topic, in light of  research questions  to be addressed. The purpose is to highlight and discuss the relative weaknesses and strengths of the selected research area whilst identifying any research gaps. Break down of the topic, and key terms can have a positive impact on your dissertation and your tutor.
  • Methodology:  The  data collection  and  analysis methods and techniques employed by the researcher are presented in the Methodology chapter, which usually includes  research design, research philosophy, research limitations, code of conduct, ethical consideration, data collection methods, and  data analysis strategy .
  • Findings and Analysis: The findings of the research are analysed in detail in the Findings and Analysis chapter. All key findings/results are outlined in this chapter without interpreting the data or drawing any conclusions. It can be useful to include  graphs , charts, and   tables in this chapter to identify meaningful trends and relationships.
  • Discussion  and  Conclusion: The researcher presents his interpretation of results in this chapter and states whether the research hypothesis has been verified or not. An essential aspect of this section of the paper is to draw a linkage between the results and evidence from the literature. Recommendations with regard to the implications of the findings and directions for the future may also be provided. Finally, a summary of the overall research, along with final judgments, opinions, and comments, must be included in the form of suggestions for improvement.
  • References: This should be completed in accordance with your University’s requirements
  • Bibliography
  • Appendices:  Any additional information, diagrams, graphs that were used to  complete the  dissertation  but not part of the dissertation should be included in the Appendices chapter. Essentially, the purpose is to expand the information/data.

About ResearchProspect Ltd

ResearchProspect is a  UK based academic writing service that provides help with  Dissertation Proposal Writing ,  PhD Proposal Writing ,  Dissertation Writing ,  Dissertation Editing and Improvement .

For further assistance with your dissertation, take a look at our full dissertation writing service .

Our team of writers is highly qualified. They are experts in their respective fields. They have been working in the industry for a long time, thus aware of its issues and trends.

Need more Topics.?

Free Dissertation Topic

Phone Number

Academic Level Select Academic Level Undergraduate Graduate PHD

Academic Subject

Area of Research

Frequently Asked Questions

How to find dissertation topics about civil engineering.

To discover civil engineering dissertation topics:

  • Investigate emerging technologies.
  • Analyze infrastructure challenges.
  • Explore sustainability and green solutions.
  • Review recent research in journals.
  • Consider urban planning or construction innovations.
  • Opt for a topic aligning with your passion and career aims.

You May Also Like

Do you have a dissertation topic in the field of information technology? If not, our competent dissertation writers are at your disposal. The importance of technology research cannot be overstated.

Are you looking for dissertation topics in the field of climate change? Research Prospect offers a wide range of topics that will help you write your dissertation.

Need interesting and manageable human rights law dissertation topics or thesis? Here are the trending human rights law dissertation titles so you can choose the most suitable one.

USEFUL LINKS

LEARNING RESOURCES

researchprospect-reviews-trust-site

COMPANY DETAILS

Research-Prospect-Writing-Service

  • How It Works

Next-Gen. Now.

  • Study resources
  • Calendar - Graduate
  • Calendar - Undergraduate
  • Class schedules
  • Class cancellations
  • Course registration
  • Important academic dates
  • More academic resources
  • Campus services
  • IT services
  • Job opportunities
  • Safety & prevention
  • Mental health support
  • Student Service Centre (Birks)
  • All campus services
  • Calendar of events
  • Latest news
  • Media Relations
  • Faculties, Schools & Colleges
  • Arts and Science
  • Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science
  • John Molson School of Business

School of Graduate Studies

  • All Schools, Colleges & Departments.
  • Directories
  • Future students
  • Current students
  • Alumni & friends
  • Faculty & staff
  • Academic dates
  • University holidays
  • Planning & hosting

Share on Facebook

PhD Oral Exam - Hamed Shabani Attar, Civil Engineering

Flexural and shear behaviour of fibre-reinforced concrete beams, date & time.

This event is free

Organization

Nadeem Butt

Engineering, Computer Science and Visual Arts Integrated Complex 1515 St. Catherine W. Room 003.309

Wheel chair accessible

When studying for a doctoral degree (PhD), candidates submit a thesis that provides a critical review of the current state of knowledge of the thesis subject as well as the student’s own contributions to the subject. The distinguishing criterion of doctoral graduate research is a significant and original contribution to knowledge.

Once accepted, the candidate presents the thesis orally. This oral exam is open to the public.

Due to the lower elastic modulus and higher tensile strength of glass fibre-reinforced polymer (GFRP) bars compared to steel, the design of GFRP-reinforced concrete (RC) flexural members is primarily governed by serviceability limit states, including deflection and crack width. This study enhances the understanding of the flexural and shear behaviour of concrete beams reinforced with GFRP bars through experimental and analytical work. The main objective is to provide advanced knowledge about the effect of using GFRP bars as an internal reinforcement and fibre reinforced concrete (FRC) on the flexural and shear response of concrete beams. Furthermore, this investigation evaluates the existing design equations in North American standards, offering design recommendations to enhance the design of GFRP-FRC beams.

Accordingly, this research is divided into two main phases. Phase I, titled “Flexural and Serviceability Behaviour of GFRP-FRC Beams”, involves investigating the impact of macro-synthetic fibres on the behaviour of 11 GFRP-RC beams. The study investigates the existing deflection equations outlined in the CSA S806-12 standard and ACI 440.11-22 code, alongside assessing the ultimate flexural capacity in accordance with ACI 544.4R-18. Furthermore, digital image correlation (DIC) was utilized to capture the crack propagation, crack width, and deflection up to failure, demonstrating its effectiveness over conventional contact instrumentations such as linear variable differential transducers (LVDTs) and potentiometers.

Phase II, titled “Shear Behaviour of GFRP-RC Beams”, utilizing 15 full-scale beams, explores parameters including reinforcement ratio, stirrup type, stirrup reinforcement ratio, shear span to depth ratio, and fibre content. The study aims to establish the influence of these parameters on shear capacity, failure mode, and strain variation of stirrup and longitudinal rebar. The results indicated that the strain limits of ACI 440.11-22 and CSA S806-12 for GFRP stirrups are conservative, and a modified equation is proposed. Current GFRP design codes such as ACI 440.11-22, CSA S806-12 and CSA S6-19 do not consider the effect of fibres on the shear capacity of GFRP-RC beams. Moreover, the design standard ACI 544.4R-18 for fibre-reinforced concrete, developed for members with steel reinforcement, tends to overestimate the shear capacity of FRP-FRC beams. An experimental database was utilized to assess the accuracy of GFRP design code provisions in determining the shear capacity of GFRP-RC beams. A modified equation is proposed to incorporate the effect of macro-synthetic fibres, validated through literature and current tested specimens.

© Concordia University

DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Home > Civil Engineering > Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Department of civil and environmental engineering: dissertations, theses, and student research.

Breakaway Luminaire Pole Research , Jacob Conway

Detection of Deficiencies and Data Analysis of Bridge Members with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks , Bennett Jackson

Sustainable Revitalization of Asphalt Pavements: An In-Depth Analysis of Enhancing the Performance of Asphalt Binder Through the Application of Rheological and Molecular Dynamics Simulation Techniques , Muhammad Ahmad

Performing Motorized-to-Non-Motorized Crash Analysis Using Multi-Model LBS Traffic Data Calibrated Through Random Forest Models , Nicholas Aldridge

Structural Performance and Resiliency of Reinforced Concrete Bridge Pier Columns, Multi-Column Piers, and Bridge Systems Subjected to Multiple Hazards – Fire, Collision, and Air Blast , Qusai Abdulkarim Alomari

Assessing the Performance of High-RAP Mixtures Incorporating Crude Vegetable Oils and an Antioxidant from Mechanical, Environmental, and Economic Perspectives , Nitish R. Bastola

Safety and Operational Assessment of Rural Free Right-Turn Ramp Intersections , Jonathon Camenzind

Assessment of Bridge Pier Response to Fire, Vehicle Impact, and Air Blast , Chen Fang, Qusai Alomari, and Daniel G. Linzell

The Effects of Inaccurate and Missing Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Inventory Data on Crash and Severity Model Estimation and Prediction , Muhammad Umer Farooq

Reducing Infiltration and Inflow in Small Collection Systems: Environmental, Economic, and Other Impacts , Andrew Hansen

CO 2 Storage Capacity and Injectivity of Stacked Carbonates of the Pennsylvanian and Permian in Western Nebraska , Lateef Lawal

Bridge Deck Overhang Design: Effective Vehicle Impact Loads, Ultimate Strength, and Implications on Bridge Rail Performance , Andrew Eric Loken

Adaptation of Concrete and Timber Bridge Railings for Low-Volume Traffic , Russell Masterson

Transportation Components of the City of Bennet Comprehensive Plan and Downtown Economic Development Plan , Kyle McLaughlin

Integration of Environmental Sustainability and Decision Making: Case Studies of Civil Infrastructure , Sussan Moussavi

Investigation and Modification of Single-Post Aluminum Sign Supports for Mash Crashworthiness , Rodrigo Quintero

Environmental Sustainability of Small Wastewater Treatment Systems and Pathways for Improvement , Matthew James Thompson

Three-Dimensional Structural Analysis of Temple 16 and Rosalila at Copan Ruinas , Luis Tuarez

Energy Dissipation Optimization for Circular Culverts , Chi Zhang

Evaluation of an Equivalent Mean Grain Size Diameter to Rationally Predict the Erodibility of Fine Riverbed Soils in Nebraska , Basil Abualshar

Interlayered Thin Film Composite (iTFC) Membranes: The Synthesis and Assembly of Active Layer from Conjugated Microporous Polymer , Febby Andini

Behavior of Completely Automated Evapotranspiration Estimation (eeMETRIC) , Atiqullah Atif

Data-Driven Prioritization and Empirical Predictions for Bridge Scour in Nebraska , Awgku Ahmad Hashim Awg Bolhasan

A Physical Model of Deadmans Run , Quinn Brandt

Evaluation of Swelling Pressure and Shear Strength of Inorganic Microfiber-Reinforced Bentonite for the Engineered Barrier System , Jose Maria Ferdinand Victoria Calaunan

Performance of Concrete with Different Cement Finenesses and Nano-activators , Brandon Faltin

Estimation of Methane Emissions from Beef Cattle Manure in Nebraska , Noe Hernandez

Risk Assessment of Hazardous Material Transportation for Small and Tribal Communities , Harrison Redepenning

Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Soil-Geosynthetic Composite for a Geosynthetic-Reinforced Roadway System , Daniel Robertson

Empirical Fragility Functions and Numerical Parametric Study for Buckling of Steel Grain Bins under High Wind Loads , Andrew Ruder

Development of a Next-Generation Non-Proprietary Portable Concrete Barrier , Riley Ruskamp

Experimental and Numerical Study: Sheet Pile Abutment Systems for Water–Crossing Bridges , Hung Phi Van

Efficiency of Bank Filtration in the Removal of Cyanotoxins Under Different Levels of Nutrients , Luke Walkenhorst

Measuring Acoustic Nonlinearity of Elastic Materials Using Thermal Modulation of Ultrasonic Waves , Bibo Zhong

Application of Biochar as Beneficial Additive in Concrete , Temirlan Barissov

Detecting and Evaluating Cracks on Aging Concrete Members with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks , Brendan Barnes

IMPACT OF PARTICLE SURFACE CHARGE HETEROGENEITY ON DEPOSITION ONTO FLAT SURFACES AND TRANSPORT IN POROUS MEDIA , Thompson Delon

Prioritization of Research on Bridge Railings for Use on Timber Deck Bridges and Development of Two Glulam Bridge Railing Systems , Jared Duren

Evaluation of Permanent Concrete Barriers to MASH 2016 , Samuel Elias Hovde

A METHODOLOGY FOR ESTIMATING CAPACITY AND PASSENGER CAR EQUIVALENTS FOR CONNECTED AND AUTOMATED VEHICLES TRAVELING ON FREEWAYS , Antonio Hurtado Beltran

Risk and Safety Associated with Hazardous Materials Transport in Rural and Native American Communities: A Case Study of Thurston County, Nebraska , Sydney James

Establishing Safe Operating Speeds for Autonomous Vehicles: A Case Study from the Automated Skyway Express in Jacksonville, Florida , Andrew Loken

Fragility Functions of Manufactured Houses under Earthquake Loads , Shuyah Tani Aurore Ouoba

Modeling Watershed Sensitivity to Climate Change in Systems Affected by Discharge of Mine Tailings , Johnette C. Shockley

PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF FREESTANDING HISTORIC MONUMENTS , Marie E. Wagner

Determinants of Water System Management , Caleb White

Hydraulic and Mineralogical Characterization of Organoclay Before and After Reaction with Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid (NAPL) , Mostafa Afzalian

Biofiltration of Volatile Organic Compounds Emitted at Ethanol Plants , Mitham Al-faliti

Optimum Mixing Design of Xanthan and Gellan Treated Soils for Slope Stabilization for Weathered Shales and Glacial Tills in Nebraska , Layal Bitar

Concentration and Treatment of Odors Generated by Landfills , Gabriel Cohen

Development of a MASH Test Level 4 Open Concrete Bridge Rail , Jacob DeLone

Reliability-Calibrated ANN-Based Load and Resistance Factor Load Rating for Steel Girder Bridges , Francisco Garcia

Eliminating Rebar Splicing in Transverse Joints of Precast Full Depth Bridge Deck Panels , David Gee

Quantitative Assessment of Alkali-Silica Reaction in Small and Large-Scale Concrete Specimens Utilizing Nonlinear Acoustic Techniques , Clayton Malone

NITRATE AND HERBICIDES REMOVAL FROM GROUNDWATER USING IMMOBILIZED ALGAE , Sara Mollamohammada

RIVETED STEEL RAILWAY BRIDGE HEALTH MONITORING AND DAMAGE DETECTION , Ahmed Rageh

Development of an Improved Arterial Roadway Performance Reliability Methodology , Ernest Tufuor

Evaluation Of Internally Cured Bridge Deck Concrete With Standard And Optimized Aggregate Gradation , Arman Abdigaliyev

RESTRICTED CROSSING U-TURNS AT RURAL INTERSECTIONS , Timothy Adams

Numerical Simulation of Diffuse Ultrasonic Waves in Concrete , Hossein Ariannejad

Full Scale 13-Story Building Implosion and Collapse: Effects on Adjacent Structures , Kanchan Devkota

Biofiltration of Volatile Organic Compounds Emitted at Ethanol Plants , Christopher Arthur Duerschner

Simulation of Antimicrobial Resistance Gene Fate in Narrow Grass Hedges , Marzieh Khedmati

Probabilistic Analysis of Slide-Rocking Structures Under Earthquake Loads , Taylor J. Knickerbocker

Sustainability Assessment of U.S. Beef Processing and its Antimicrobial Systems , Shaobin Li

Development of a Mix Design Adjustment Method For Fiber Reinforced Concrete and Super High Performance Concrete Based on Excess Paste , Joe Malloy

Using Theoretical And Experimental Particle Packing For Aggregate Gradation Optimization To Reduce Cement Content In Pavement Concrete Mixtures , Miras Mamirov

Development of Post-to-Deck Connections for Use in a MASH TL-4 Steel-Tube Bridge Rail , Pascual Mauricio

Environmental Sustainability Assessment of Small Nebraska Mechanical Water Resource Recovery Facilities: Impacts of Construction and Operations , Sussan Moussavi

Assessing Impact and Blast Resilience of Polymer Coated Cementitious Materials , Murtaza Nalwala, Gabriel Nsengiyumva, and Yong-Rak Kim

Development of a MASH TL-4 Steel, Side-Mounted, Beam-and-Post, Bridge Rail , Oscar Pena

Application of Remote Sensing Technology in Water Resources Management , Mahesh Pun

Proportion and Evaluation of Ultra-High Performance Concrete Using Local Materials , Flavia Ribeiro Furtado de Mendonca

Effects of Nutrient Level and Growth Rate on Mutation and Conjugation Processes That Confer Antibiotic Resistance to E. coli , Mohammadreza Shafieifini

LIDAR Assessment to Monitor Bridge Response Under Live and Dead Loads , Daniel Watson

MULTISCALE MODELING OF FRACTURE IN QUASI-BRITTLE MATERIALS USING BIFURCATION ANALYSIS AND ELEMENT ELIMINATION METHOD , Keyvan Zare Rami

FINITE ELEMENT MODELING AND UPDATING OF A FIVE-TIERED PAGODA STYLE TEMPLE , Linh Maytham Abdulrahman

Shear Strength Characteristics and Failure Mechanism of Slopes in Overconsolidated Soils of Nebraska , Hossein Bahmyari

Experimental Study on a New Type of Transverse Connection for Nebraska County Bridge System , Alexander Bleyhl

Examination of Steel Pin and Hanger Assembly Performance – Retrofit to Replacement , Chandana Chickamagalur Balakrishna

Effect of Swine Manure Pit Additives and Facility Disinfectants on the Fate of Antibiotics and Manure Composition During Simulated Swine Manure Slurry Storage , Jon Duerschner

Integration of Remote Sensing and Proximal Sensing for Improvement of Field Scale Water Management , Foad Foolad

Statistical Investigation of Road and Railway Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety , Amirfarrokh Iranitalab

Artificial Neural Network and Finite Element Modeling of Nanoindentation Tests on Silica , KIANOOSH KOOCHEKI

Structural Identification and Assessment of the Inverted Tee Girder Bridge System , Garrett P. Martindale

Road Diet Feasibility Analysis for Nebraska , Brandon L. Purintun

Optimized Health Monitoring Plans for a Steel, Double-Track Railway Bridge , Ahmed Rageh

Evaluation and Development of CPT Based Pile Design in Nebraska Soils , Alex Silvey

Rainwater Harvesting System Scenario Analysis on Runoff Reduction Potential in Surabaya, Indonesia: A Geospatial Analysis for Brantas Hilir Watershed , Putri Sukmahartati

Investigation of a Tractor-Tank Trailer Roadside Containment Barrier , Dean L. Whitfield

Effects of Moving Bottlenecks on Traffic Operations on Four-lane Level Freeway Segments , Jianan Zhou

Bias and Other Error in Gridded Weather Data Sets and Their Impacts on Estimating Reference Evapotranspiration , Philip A. Blankenau

Broadening Understanding of Roundabout Operation Analysis: Planning-Level Tools and Signal Application , Ahmed Buasali

Molecular Dynamics Modeling and Simulation of Bitumen Chemical Aging , Farshad Fallah

Impact-resistant Behavior of Reinforced Concrete Bridge Columns , Chen Fang

Simulation and Prediction of the Groundwater Level in the Surrounding Area of the Nebraska Management System Evaluation Area site in Central Nebraska. , Cesar Augusto Gomez Peña

Chemical-Rheological Evaluation of the Short-Term and Long-Term Effectiveness of Binder Rejuvenators , H.F. Haghshenas, S. Kommidi, D. Nguyen, and Y-R Kim

Evaluation of Thin Asphalt Overlay Pavement Preservation in Nebraska: Laboratory Tests, MEPDG, and LCCA (17-2624) , Soohyok Im, Taesun You, Yong-Rak Kim, Gabriel Nsengiyumva, Robert Rea, and Hamzeh Haghshenas

Injury Severity of Truck Drivers in Crashes at Highway-Rail Grade Crossings , Waleed Ali Khan

Viscoelastic Analysis and Fatigue Characterization of Bituminous Materials in Two Length Scales Under the Influence of Aging , Santosh Reddy Kommidi

Advanced Search

Search Help

  • Notify me via email or RSS
  • Administrator Resources
  • How to Cite Items From This Repository
  • Copyright Information
  • Collections
  • Disciplines

Author Corner

  • Guide to Submitting
  • Submit your paper or article
  • Civil Engineering Website

Home | About | FAQ | My Account | Accessibility Statement

Privacy Copyright

  [email protected]

  WhatsApp (messaging): +447402321788

  • Login    Forgot Password

image

  • Lab Reports
  • 2D/3D Modelling
  • Engineering Analysis (CFD/FEA)
  • Engineering Thesis
  • Programming assignment help
  • Industrial Attachment Report/practicum report
  • Mathematics assignment help

Civil Engineering Thesis

Introduction to civil engineering thesis.

The study of Civil engineering involves a lot of research work, strong analytical skills and a very practical approach to everything you do. Civil engineering has almost everything to do with our physical and natural environment.  Many beautiful designs and construction of buildings, bridges, dams, canals, and many others are all products of great civil engineering minds. For any student to graduate with an honours degree, a master’s degree or even a PhD degree in civil engineering, they are required to present a well-detailed and thoroughly researched civil engineering thesis. Doing a dissertation in civil engineering is a daunting task that require proper time management and planning. It is very advisable for every student carrying out any thesis in civil engineering to start working on their thesis topics as early as possible so to as to get enough time to do the literature study on the topic, build a model in case one is needed and give a comprehensive description of all the results arrived at. Because writing a quality thesis paper is quite involving even for the advanced students, most students seek help with their civil engineering thesis projects from many different resources. This article provides all the necessary help and information that you need to successfully complete your civil engineering final year project. First it gives a list of civil engineering thesis topics that you can select from . In addition to the list, the article provides a link to already completed civil engineering final year projects . The link has a thesis report and all the corresponding simulation files for already completed civil engineering final year projects. With access to those files, you will be able to complete your civil engineering final year project without a struggle. For instance, you will be able to see how the model is created, how the simulations are done and how the results are presented and discussed. If you want a completely unique report for the selected topic, kindly place an order and we will be glad to help. If you also have your own civil engineering thesis title and you would like us to help you with the thesis report or doing simulations, please place an order .

For urgent inquiry, send a WhatsApp message to: +44 7402 321788  

Civil Engineering Thesis Topics With Sample Report and Simulation Files

This section gives a list of civil engineering thesis topics, sample project files (report and simulation files) and a detailed guidance on how to select your civil engineering thesis topic. There is a very wide range of thesis topics for civil engineering. The possibilities and the diversity of the topics and civil engineering thesis projects that one can choose from should make it easy for you to decide on your civil engineering thesis title. Below is a list of civil engineering thesis topics.

Before laying foundation on any type of ground, it is important to determine the expected type and magnitude of settlement in order to ascertain if it is within the set serviceability limit. In this paper, both analytical and numerical analysis of settlement of shallow foundation in sandy ground was carried out with the aim of establishing the relationship between foundation depth and settlement as well as the effect of size of footing to the magnitude of settlement. )
Flow obstruction by bridge piers causes backwater to rise up on the upstream of bridges. This backwater effects may cause flooding and cause havoc on the immediate transport infrastructure such as roads and railway. The backwater effects depend on both flow characteristics as well as geometrical characteristics of the piers. This project should provide a step-by-step simulation process for backwater effects due to bridge piers using HEC-RAS. Different bridge piers (Square Nose and Tail, semi-circular nose and tail and Triangular Nose with 90 degrees) should be considered in the analysis. Simulations should also be carried out to identify how backwater effects depend on opening ratio, width of bridge piers and number of bridge piers. The parameters of interest in the study include water surface elevation, Froude number and flow velocity on the bridge upstream.
This project involved the determination of the excavation movements’ deformations and stresses in soil structure; their extents, the effects and remedies in the cases of negative effects. Excavation Movements is common in most deep and shallow excavations. It is impossible to ignore this movements due to the effects they have on existing and future structures.

The project applies both experimental techniques and numerical techniques (using Plaxis) to study settlement of stabilised sand bed.
It is important to determine the capability of any reinforced soil wall. The expected magnitudes of stresses, failure modes, bearing capacity and displacements should be determined and checked if they are within the allowable serviceability limits provided by design standards. In this project, both analytical and numerical analysis and design of reinforced soil walls is to be carried out with the objective of establishing the various parameters which are key to performance of reinforced soil walls. View report

In addition to the above civil engineering thesis topics, below are some of the major civil engineering topics that may guide you on what to choose.

  • Hydraulic Engineering
  • Port and Coastal Engineering
  • Pavement Engineering
  • Water Services
  • Structural and Civil Engineering Informatics
  • Construction Engineering and Management
  • Water Treatment

The following list can also aid you when selecting a civil engineering thesis topic:            

  • Mapping and classification hazard
  • Bridge hydraulics
  • Flood routing in urban environments
  • Flood warning
  • Sustainable urban drainage systems
  • Dam spillway hydraulics
  • River abstraction works
  • Environmental impact minimization
  • Energy dissipation structures
  • Climate change and land use
  • Reservoir sedimentation management
  • Erosion protection
  • Estuary and Lake Hydrodynamics and salinity
  • In road construction comparing asphalt to concrete to find out which lasts longer and what alternatives there are. If there is no solution, give a report on the alternatives
  • What specific repair work is done to stone built structures and materials are used to restore them or what else required accomplishing this.
  • How concrete is made, how it is used and what is its sustainability.
  • The steps, processes and the outcome of waste Management.
  • What materials and processes are used for noise control in buildings, which ones are more effective than others
  • How are buildings built to withstand earthquake and what kind of buildings they are?
  • What materials are used for the demolition of buildings? What procedures are used or the demolition process?
  • What buildings are fire resistant and what makes them fire resistant
  • How construction of tunnels is done and how construction has changed or improved over the years
  • The construction of landfills study and everything there is to know about landfills
  • How all the processes of water go through for treatment
  • How bridges are designed and constructed
  • Rain flow evaluation in large or small areas
  • Highway construction and the making or constructing of other different means of transportation
  • What it takes to construct and design skyscrapers.
  • What best ways to harvest rainwater and ways to reuse it or recycle it for every purpose that requires water usage like drinking, for both human and animals, for agriculture and any other use. This consists of reusing the rainwater for all uses of water, which include drinking water and water for livestock.
  • Fly Ash contents and its many uses
  • Difference between Wooden bridges and steel bridges with a big emphasis on which is better to use and with good reasons
  • The procedure used in the construction and design of dams.
  • Soil evaluation and all the uses and failures of soil evaluation
  • Design and analysis of nuclear power plants
  • Earthquake and what effects it has on specific buildings or structures
  • Renewable energy sources and homes that are developed using it vs structures and building considered green.
  • What it takes to design and put up a one-story building or a several stories building giving detailed information about the requirement of every additional story.
  • Design and construction of retaining wall
  • What the different strengths of cement mean and advantages of one type over another
  • the concept behind the planning, designing and constructing a floating tunnel

Questions to Ask Yourself When Choosing Your Civil Engineering Thesis Topic:

  • Is the topic feasible, suitable and acceptable for Independent Study and Professional Development?
  • Is the topic too broad?
  • Is it “doable” within the time scale?
  • Will I have access to the relevant sources of information?
  • Is it both worth doing and of interest to me?
  • Are there any confidentiality problems?
  • Could the results be suitable for publication?

Civil engineering Thesis Learning Outcomes

The civil engineering final year project is designed to meet the six learning outcomes which are outlined below. Remember that this is a learning process and that while you will possess all of the basic skills which you need to complete the civil engineering thesis already, you will certainly need to develop those skills and obtain substantial further knowledge if you are to achieve a high overall mark. Your supervisor will be able to help to guide you with this process, but fundamentally you must do the hard work yourself. Throughout the course of your civil engineering dissertation, you should constantly aim to demonstrate that you have mastered the ability to do the following things: 

  • Conceptualise : You should be able to identify a problem or requirement and work towards a solution.
  • Planning and time management : You should be able to prioritise what needs to be done, create a plan and ensure that it is carried out on time.
  • Research: You should be able to search for high quality information from respected sources. Review the information and report upon what it tells you about a problem or solution.
  • Technical content : You should demonstrate the ability to work at a high technical level. Show that you have a deep understanding of your project and include substantial analysis.
  • Communication : You should be able to communicate complex technical ideas through written and oral channels. Show that you have developed a strong technical vocabulary and that you can maintain attention to detail when writing a long document.
  • Critical evaluation : You should show that you have the ability to identify the really important aspects of your project. Write authoritative conclusions with credible justification to back them up.

General Structure of a Civil Engineering Thesis Report

In general, civil engineering final year project reports have the following general structure:

                          *Title Page (no section number or page number)

                         *Acknowledgements (no section number)

                        *Abstract (no section number)

                        *Table of Contents (no section number)

                       *Main Text (with section numbers)

                       *Appendices (with appendix number, not section number)

                       *References (no section number)

The following subsections provide information regarding what is expected in each case.

Civil Engineering Thesis Report Title Page

The title page can either be custom or follow the template supplied by your university. However, a standard title page should have the approved university logo, the title of the project, the full names of all contributors (i.e., authors), the project supervisor and the date when the report is submitted .

Acknowledgements  

If it is appropriate, the student (individual projects) or group (design projects) may wish to thank people or organisations for help or support which has been provided. This should be supplied on its own page and does not have a section number.

Abstract For a Civil Engineering Thesis Report

The abstract is a concise summary of the material which is contained within the report. It provides the potential reader with essential information regarding the primary aim of the project and possibly a problem statement. It will outline the methods or procedures which have been used and if applicable will mention the basic experimental procedures followed. The abstract will also provide a summary of the main results and the most important conclusions which can be drawn from the work. The abstract will be a single paragraph and is usually about 200 words.

Table of Contents

Every report should include a table of contents, after the abstract but before the main body of text. All numbered sections in the report must be included in addition to the un-numbered sections such as acknowledgements, abstract and references. Check this YouTube video on how to create a table of contents.

The exact formulation of the main body of text will depend upon the nature of the project being reported upon. You can follow this link to read more about types of engineering dissertations . There are some common sections which most civil engineering thesis reports would be expected to have: 

Introduction

It is common for the first section of the main body of text to be an introduction which provides the reader with background on the civil engineering final year project and the motivation for carrying it out. The introduction should clearly state the project aims and objectives. 

The introduction is often followed by a research section; relating to important aspects of the civil engineering thesis being undertaken. This section will give the reader a clear and concise outline of the research which has been carried out and an analysis of what the findings from the research mean in relation to the rest of the civil engineering final year project. 

Following the research, a section which describes and justifies approach which was taken to completing the aims of the civil engineering thesis project should be outlined. In an experimental or simulation-based civil engineering project, this section will describe what apparatus (or software) was used and the way in which the experiment (or model) was set up. The method will describe how the testing was carried out and will justify the ways in which results were collected and recorded and what measures were taken in order to recognise and reduce sources of error. In a design report, the Method section will describe the design process which was followed and will justify the way in which that method was applied. If a criteria-based approach (for example) has been taken, then the criteria must be justified objectively and quantified where possible. 

Following the method, a section containing the results of the process (experiment, simulation, design etc.) will be presented. This section will clearly collate results in an appropriate form (graphs, tables, drawings) depending upon the type of civil engineering project. It is crucial that results are provided in a critical and objective manner. The language which is used should provide the reader with a clear and unbiased review of the outcome of the method. If there are limitations to the accuracy or validity of results then this should be made clear. 

The discussion is probably the single most important section of the report. It is in this section where the author has an opportunity to analyse and evaluate the results and to present the findings to the reader in the clearest way possible. The discussion should never simply summarize what has been done.

Conclusions

The conclusions section will provide a clear and concise summary of the main findings of the civil engineering project and will give the author an opportunity to offer recommendations. By definition, there should be no findings given in the conclusions which have not previously been covered in the discussion.

Appendices are self-contained supplements to your civil engineering dissertation report. Information which is not directly required to explain your conclusions but which helps to support your findings can be included after the main body of text but before the references.

The final component of your civil engineering thesis report will be a complete list of references for sources which you have cited in your report. It is essential that all reports are properly referenced using a recognised referencing style. Proper referencing requires that citations are placed into the text of the report itself in order to inform the reader whenever a third-party source of information has been referred to or quoted. It is also necessary to provide a citation in the caption of any figure which has been scanned or reproduced (redrawn) from another source. A proper referencing system provides not only a list of sources used but also a positive link (citation) back to that source which is placed in the body of the text.  

Best civil engineering thesis writing services by topengineeringsolutions.com

We have qualified civil engineering experts who are able to comfortably work on any civil engineering thesis topic of your choice. The engineers are also well versed with most civil engineering software packages such as Plaxis, MATLAB , Autocad , Revit, Spreadsheets like excel, STAAD Pro, SAP2000, ETABS, Google sketchups, 3D Home Architect, 3D Max, PTC Mathcad, ANSYS, ABAQUS, Primavera, MS Project, Arc GIS, GeoMedia Professional, AUTCAD, Civil 3D and many others. There are also able to provide any civil engineering assignment help service that you may need.

order mechanical engineering homework help now from topengineeringsolutions.com

  • Mechanical engineering homework help
  • Essay Writing Service Singapore
  • Mechanical Engineering Assignment Help
  • Civil Engineering Homework Help

Our Services

Engineering.

  •   Mechanical Engineering Assignment Help
  •   Mechanical Engineering Homework Help
  •   Civil Engineering Homework Help
  •   Essay Writing Service Singapore
  •   Practicum Report Assignment Help
  •   Thermodynamics Assignment Help
  •   Electrical Engineering Assignment Help
  •   Assignment Help Singapore
  •   Civil Engineering Assignment Help
  •   Electrical Engineering Homework Help
  •   LabVIEW Assignment Help
  •   Matlab Assignment Help
  •   Matlab homework help
  •   Chemical Engineering Assignment Help
  •   Chemical Engineering Homework Help

PROGRAMMING

  •   PHP Assignment Help
  •   Programming Assignment Help
  •   Visual Basic Assignment help
  •   HTML Assignment Help
  •   Python Programming Assignment Help
  •   Database Assignment Help
  •   C Sharp Assignment Help
  •   C Programming Assignment Help
  •   Computer Science Assignment Help
  •   Android Assignment Help
  •   Assignment Help Canada
  •   Java Assignment Help
  •   Assignment Help Brisbane
  •   Assignment Help Adelaide
  •   Australia Assignment Help 2

CAD/FEA/CFD

  •   Solidworks Assignment Help
  •   AutoCAD Assignment Help
  •   Architecture Assignment Help
  •   Calculus Homework Help
  •   Assignment Help Australia
  •   Biology Assignment Help
  •   Psycology Assignment Help
  •   Chemistry Assignment Help
  •   History Assignment Help
  •   Math Assignment Help
  •   Science Assignment Help
  •   Geography Assignment Help
  •   Essay Writing
  •   Hospitality Management
  •   Assignment Help

BASIC SUBJECTS

  •   Mechanical Engineering Thesis
  •   Electrical Engineering Thesis
  •   Civil Engineering Thesis
  •   Chemical Engineering Thesis
  •   Assignment Help USA
  •   Assignment Help UK
  •   Assignment Help Sydney
  •   Assignment Help Queensland
  •   Assignment Help Perth
  •   Assignment Help New Zealand
  •   Assignment Help Malaysia
  •   Assignment Help in Melbourne
  •   Assignment Help Darwin
  •   Assignment Help Canberra
  • Request Info
  • Browse Degrees
  • Student Resources
  • Give to SLU
  • Search & Directory

Biomedical Engineering, M.S.

  • Learning Outcomes
  • Requirements
  • Contact Info

The Biomedical Engineering M.S. program at Saint Louis University will focus on independent research and innovation, pursuit of academic excellence, strong industry partnerships, innovative teaching methodologies, and diversity and inclusion. These elements will collectively prepare students for successful careers and address the evolving needs of the region, nation and world. As part of their degrees, the students will take graduate-level courses to deepen their knowledge, understanding, and skills in the discipline as well as perform independent discovery or design-focused original research under the guidance of graduate faculty members.

Curriculum Overview

This is a 30-credit-hour degree program. This includes 6 credit hours taken from a set of foundational courses. In addition to 15 hours of electives, which includes some interdisciplinary options, students completing the thesis option will take 6 credit hours of BME 5990 along with required courses in research analysis and technical communication. Students completing the non-thesis option will take additional coursework.

Fieldwork and Research Opportunities

School of Science and Engineering graduate students gain valuable experience working with both faculty and peers. Additional opportunities to publish in scientific journals and attend professional conferences prepare our graduates for careers in industry or academia.

Saint Louis University’s location in a vibrant and industry-rich city means that faculty members have access to and relationships with industry professionals. The School of Science and Engineering provides many opportunities for these professionals to interact with students, share their real-world experiences, network and even collaborate on research projects. Therefore, students have access not only to top-notch faculty but to the most recent developments in industry.

The expert faculty of the School of Science and Engineering collaborate with graduate students in groundbreaking research in the following areas:

  • Biomaterials
  • Human movement
  • Drug delivery
  • Engineering education
  • Haptic and human-machine interfaces
  • Innovation and entrepreneurship
  • Biomechanics
  • Mechanotransduction
  • Neuroengineering
  • Tissue engineering and regenerative medicine

Admission Requirements

Begin your application for this program at https://gradapply.slu.edu/apply/ . 

Most admitted students meet the following criteria:

  • Undergraduate cumulative GPA of at least 2.75; cumulative GPA of 3.00 preferred. 
  • A four-year B.S. degree in Biomedical Engineering, Bioengineering, Biochemical/Biomolecular/Bioelectrical Engineering or closely related engineering and science disciplines

Application Requirements

  • Application form
  • Transcript(s) from all colleges and universities attended
  • Three letters of recommendation (preferably from recent instructors) FOR THESIS APPLICANTS ONLY
  • Résumé or curriculum vitae
  • Professional goal statement. The statement should clearly indicate students’ interest in Biomedical Engineering, identify professional/research goals, and describe students’ anticipated contributions to SLU.

Requirements for International Students

Along with the general admission requirements above, the following must be provided by prospective international students:

  • Demonstration of  English Language Proficiency .
  • A letter of financial support from the person(s) or sponsoring agency funding the time at Saint Louis University.
  • A letter from the sponsor's bank verifying that the funds are available and will be so for the duration of study at the University.
  • Academic records, in English translation, for postsecondary studies outside the United States. These must include the courses taken and/or lectures attended, practical laboratory work, the maximum and minimum grades attainable, the grades earned or the results of all end-of-term examinations, and any honors or degrees received. WES and ECE transcripts are accepted.

Review Process

Applications for the non-thesis track will be quickly evaluated and admission decisions will be communicated to the applicant, usually within two weeks.

Applications for the thesis track will be sent to the BME Department for evaluation and an admission decision. Outstanding applicants may be recommended for immediate acceptance, while others may be rejected or placed on a waiting list. Thesis track acceptance decisions will also be based on BME faculty expertise and lab openings. The goal is to ensure a successful match with a faculty member to conduct a research project that is in alignment with the student’s preparation, interest, and career goals.

In cases where students come from a non-biomedical engineering background, the applications will be sent to the BME program to review and determine fit and/or pre-requisite/concurrent classes that the applicant would need to take to qualify for the M.S. program in BME. Such applicants may receive conditional admission.

Tuition Per Program
Tuition Total Program Cost
MS Biomedical Engineering $42,000

Additional charges may apply. Other resources are listed below:

Net Price Calculator

Information on Tuition and Fees

Miscellaneous Fees

Information on Summer Tuition

Financial Support

The School of Science and Engineering offers graduate fellowship awards and assistantships each year. Assistantships provide tuition, stipend and health insurance. There are also many opportunities for students to receive funding through external research grants that are managed by individual faculty.

For more information, visit the student financial services office online at  www.slu.edu/financial-aid .

  • Graduates will proficiently apply theories, methodologies, and knowledge to address fundamental questions in their primary field of study.
  • Graduates will demonstrate the capability to critically assess scholarly works within the discipline and creatively synthesize broad areas of theory and scholarship to generate novel concepts and insights.
  • Students will demonstrate skills in oral and written communication, enabling them to effectively write technical documents and make technical presentations.
Course List
Code Title Credits
Foundational Courses6
Medical Imaging
Tissue Engineering
Quantitative Physiology I
Quantitative Physiology II
Tissue-Material Interfaces
Human Movement Biomechanics
Electives15
Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics
Advanced Cell Biology
Advanced Principles of Virology
Concepts of Immunobiology
Advanced Microbiology
Advanced Molecular Biology
Advanced Cancer Biology
Biomechanics
Biomaterials
BioData Processing and Machine Learning
Brain Computer Interface
Biotransport
Drug Delivery
Biofluids
Tissue Engineering Scaffold Fabrication Techniques
Regenerative Engineering
Biomaterials Characterization and Instrumentation
Design of Biomedical Engineering Lab Experiments
Co-op with Industry (maximum of 3 credits)
Internship with Industry
Special Topics
Master's Project (Only for Non-Thesis students, 3 hours total)
Research Topics
Graduate Reading Course
Preparing Future Faculty
Introduction to General Linear Modeling
Biochemistry 1
Introduction to Chemical Biology and Biotechnology
Image Processing
Programming for Health Data Scientists
Technology Entrepreneurship
Numerical Methods
Intro to Microscopy Techniques
Nanoscience and Nanofabrication Frontiers
Generating Evidence from Public Health Data
Choose the Non-Thesis or Thesis Option9
Thesis MS Option
Thesis Research
Research Analysis
Technical Communication in the Discipline
Non-Thesis MS Option
Total Credits30

Continuation Standards

Students must maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 in all graduate/professional courses.

A grade of C for any class will require the student to retake the class and earn a grade of B or higher or take an equivalent class in its place, where the substitute class needs to be approved by the Graduate Program Coordinator. A student with a GPA below 3.0 or a grade of C in any class (even when the overall GPA is above 3.0) will be placed on academic probation. Students will be allowed 9 credit hours or 2 successive academic terms during which coursework registrations are recorded to return to good standing. Students will not be eligible to graduate while on academic probation.

Non-Course Requirements

Required biomedical engineering seminar.

The Biomedical Engineering Department offers a Graduate/Research seminar each fall and spring semester, which meets most weeks on Wednesdays at 3:30 PM. Graduate students are required to attend this seminar for both the fall and spring semesters of their first year at SLU for all M.S. students. Students are permitted to miss at most two seminar sessions each semester.

Program of Study Form

By the end of their first semester, each student should complete a Program of Study form listing the courses they plan to take to complete the requirements for their program. The form needs to be filed with the SSE Graduate Office and can be updated annually as needed. 

Thesis Option

Candidates for the Master of Science Research Thesis Option are required to pass an oral thesis proposal, which consists of both an oral presentation and a written proposal document. The written proposal must be submitted to the candidate’s Guidance Committee at least two weeks prior to the oral proposal date. The written proposal should be a brief document including background and introduction, methods, preliminary data, proposed studies, and a timeline. The document should be a maximum of 10 pages, including references and figures. The oral thesis proposal includes a 20-40-minute seminar style presentation of the proposal to the candidate’s guidance committee. A 2-hour block should be reserved for the proposal defense. Students should complete the form in consultation with their research advisor and submit it to the SSE Grad Office 2 weeks before the proposal date. The oral thesis proposal should be completed at least one complete semester before the expected graduation date.

Upon completion of the research, the students prepares a written thesis related to their research and must pass a final oral thesis defense, which includes a public seminar style presentation on the research project. The time and location of the presentation must be publicized at least two weeks in advance so that it can be attended by all interested persons .

Roadmaps are recommended semester-by-semester plans of study for programs and assume full-time enrollment unless otherwise noted.  

Courses and milestones designated as critical (marked with !) must be completed in the semester listed to ensure a timely graduation. Transfer credit may change the roadmap.

This roadmap should not be used in the place of regular academic advising appointments. All students are encouraged to meet with their advisor/mentor each semester. Requirements, course availability and sequencing are subject to change.

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
BME Foundational class 3
BME Foundational or Elective class 3
BME Seminar  
 Credits6
Spring
BME Foundational or Elective class 3
BME Electives 6
BME Seminar  
 Credits9
Year Two
Fall
BME Electives 9
 Credits9
Spring
BME Electives 6
 Credits6
 Total Credits30

Program Notes

Students can choose to take up to two classes (six credits) during the summer between years one and two. International students need to take a minimum of six credits per semester (spring and fall) to maintain a full-time student status. 

Plan of Study Grid
Year One
FallCredits
BME Foundational class 3
BME Foundational or Elective class 3
BME 5010 Research Analysis 2
BME Seminar  
 Credits8
Spring
BME Foundational or Elective class 3
BME Electives 6
BME Seminar  
 Credits9
Summer
 
 Credits0
Year Two
Fall
BME Electives 6
BME 5990 Thesis Research 1
 Credits7
Spring
BME 5040 Technical Communication in the Discipline 1
BME 5990 Thesis Research 5
 
 Credits6
 Total Credits30

Students will start work on the thesis project in their first semester and dedicate the summer between years one and two to research.

For more information about any School of Science and Engineering graduate program, email [email protected] .

IMAGES

  1. Thesis IN M.TECH

    up civil engineering thesis

  2. 1

    up civil engineering thesis

  3. GitHub

    up civil engineering thesis

  4. Civil Engineering thesis.docx

    up civil engineering thesis

  5. thesis research topics in civil engineering

    up civil engineering thesis

  6. Master's and PhD Thesis Template Developed

    up civil engineering thesis

VIDEO

  1. Engineering Project

  2. Best Equipment Concrete Testing Laboratory #engineering #field #shorts #equipment #civilengineer

  3. Pre Defence of Thesis online Presentation|Department of Civil Engineering

  4. ITC GCI Thesis Defense 2023: Results and Expert Advice from lecturer

  5. Study MSc Civil Engineering at the University of Bath

  6. Chairman Robles

COMMENTS

  1. Theses and Dissertations (Civil Engineering)

    The development and implementation of an innovative smartphone application to collect route choice preference data. Hayes, Gary Patrick (University of Pretoria, 2023-07) The research presented in this thesis was motivated by two factors. Firstly, little route choice research has been undertaken in South Africa, especially in urban areas.

  2. Undergraduate Thesis : r/civilengineering

    Undergraduate Thesis. Hi guys I'm a 4th year civil engineering student from the philippines. This semester we start working on our thesis and i would like to ask for suggestions. I've glimpsed at a couple of theses from our school and they're mostly just data gathering and interpretation and such and some project proposals.

  3. Thesis and Dissertations (Submitting & UPSpace)

    Civil Engineering: Thesis and Dissertations (Submitting & UPSpace) ... The Institutional Repository Administrator will review all submissions to ensure they adhere to UP's thesis/dissertation guidelines. LINK TO THE PROCESS OF SUBMITTING ETD's. Research Data Management Plans. A Data Management Plan (DMP) is a formal written document that ...

  4. Category:Civil Engineering Thesis

    A. A Groundwater Resources Study for Santiago City Aquifer Basin. Adsorption of Copper (CU2+) Ions from Aqueous solution by non-crosslinked and crosslinked Chitosan-Coated Bentonite Beads. Assessment of Jeefney in terms of Ergonomics, safety and environmental factors for the development of specifications and standards.

  5. PDF Guidelines for Reports, Dissertations and Theses

    Philosophiae Doctor (Engineering) An abstract in English containing a brief description of a dissertation or thesis must also be provided on a separate page (and not bound into the report). The abstract may not exceed 150 words for a dissertation and 350 words for a thesis. No abstract is required for project reports.

  6. Civil Engineering Undergraduate Honors Theses

    Full depth reclamation: bringing developing countries' transportation up to speed, Sadie Smith. Theses from 2012 PDF. The Effects of Temperature on Indicator Species Tests for Water Quality, Maranda Guinn. PDF. Bond Performance of Lightweight Self-Consolidating Concrete, Michael Howland. PDF

  7. Civil and Environmental Engineering Theses and Dissertations

    Civil and Environmental Engineering Theses and Dissertations . Follow. Jump to: Theses/Dissertations from 2024 PDF. Advancing Depth-Storage-Discharge Modeling in Regional Hydrology, Fahad Alshehri. PDF. ... Reimagining Bottom-up Participatory Climate Change Adaptation in the Philippines, ...

  8. Thesis Topic Suggestions : r/civilengineering

    Just a thought! I got a first class thesis . My topic was about fires in high rise structures and human behaviour during evacuation. Message me for tips. I feel like discussing the challenges of digital transformation within the construction sector would be interesting, especially with lots of tradespeople retiring soon.

  9. Theses and Dissertations

    UP Institute of Civil Engineering. Institute of Civil Engineering Main Building, Pardo de Tavera St., University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City, 1101. Phone: (+632) 8981 8500 local 3181, 3182, 3186. Email: [email protected]. UP ICE Citizen's Charter.

  10. Open Access Theses

    CAS DSpcase Thesis. The College of Arts and Sciences eTheses Repository is a web-based service for the management and dissemination of electronic theses and dissertations. The system also provides self-archiving, and access for global visibility of the college scholarly research and to store and preserve other digital assets.

  11. Thesis Archive

    This page lists all undergraduate theses in the Civil Engineering Department (CE) 2013. Identifier. Title. Adviser. A study on the use of bamboo as reinforcement to concrete mixed with seawater. Engr. Cheryl Lyne C. Roxas. Effects of Sus Scrofa Domestica's hair to the properties of fresh and hardened concrete. Dr. Bernardo A. Lejano.

  12. Civil Engineering

    The Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering have the following four fields of study: Structural Engineering. Geotechnical Engineering. Transportation Engineering. Water Resources Engineering. The Master of Science in Civil Engineering (M.S. CE) degree may be obtained through either the Thesis or Non-Thesis option. Geotechnical Engineering Group.

  13. UP Institute of Civil Engineering

    The UP Institute of Civil Engineering (UP ICE) is one of the largest and oldest units of the UP College of Engineering; currently it is the first and only institute of civil engineering in the country. UP ICE offers the following degree programs: B.S. Civil Engineering, M.S. Civil Engineering, and Ph.D. Civil Engineering with four fields of ...

  14. Civil Engineering Graduate Projects and Theses

    The program leading to the Master of Science in Civil Engineering (M.S. CE) is a thesis-based program designed to prepare students for research, professional-development and further study at the doctoral level. The program leading to the Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering (M.Engr. CE) is a non-thesis program with a focus on professional ...

  15. Civil and Environmental Engineering Theses and Dissertations

    This collection contains theses and dissertations from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, collected from the Scholarship@Western Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository. Follow. Theses/Dissertations from 2024 PDF. ...

  16. Civil Engineering Dissertation Topics

    COVID-19 Civil Engineering Research Topics. Topic 1: Civil engineering after Coronavirus: Identify the consequences of Covid-19 on civil engineering in the UK or any country of your choice. Topic 2: Research to study the damage caused to the construction projects due to the lack of workers on site. Topic 3: Contractors and Builders after COVID ...

  17. MS CE Degree Program

    The UP Institute of Civil Engineering MS Civil Engineering (MSCE) Program is a two-year program for graduate students. The master's program is designed to broaden further one's knowledge of scientific principles in engineering, and the analysis and solution of engineering problems. It has four fields of study:

  18. PhD Oral Exam

    When studying for a doctoral degree (PhD), candidates submit a thesis that provides a critical review of the current state of knowledge of the thesis subject as well as the student's own contributions to the subject. The distinguishing criterion of doctoral graduate research is a significant and original contribution to knowledge.

  19. Civil and Environmental Engineering

    TO DEPOSIT YOUR DISSERTATION OR THESIS 1. Create or log in to your Digital Commons account To create an account: click on My Account at https://digitalcommons.unl.edu then Sign up. Fill in your names, email address, create a password, and click on Create Account. Reply to the confirming email from the system, if you get one (check your spam ...

  20. Digital Archives @ UP Diliman

    UP Diliman, Institutional Repository. Sign In; Toggle navigation. Home; Search; Archival Resources. ... Theses and dissertations submitted to the College of Engineering. College of Fine Arts (10) Theses and dissertations submitted to the College of Fine Arts. College of Home Economics (1,170)

  21. Civil Engineering Thesis

    Introduction to Civil Engineering Thesis. The study of Civil engineering involves a lot of research work, strong analytical skills and a very practical approach to everything you do. Civil engineering has almost everything to do with our physical and natural environment. Many beautiful designs and construction of buildings, bridges, dams, canals, and many others are all products of great civil ...

  22. A Guide to Writing a Senior Thesis in Engineering

    [Note: It is ultimately up to your thesis committee (advisors and readers) to determine if your project and written thesis are sufficient for a senior thesis in engineering to fulfill the requirements honors for a Bachelor of Arts in Biomedical Engineering, Environmental Science and Engineering, or Engineering Sciences.]

  23. Biomedical Engineering, M.S. : SLU

    In addition to 15 hours of electives, which includes some interdisciplinary options, students completing the thesis option will take 6 credit hours of BME 5990 along with required courses in research analysis and technical communication. Students completing the non-thesis option will take additional coursework. Fieldwork and Research Opportunities

  24. DSpace

    DSpace - UMass