A Note on this Handbook This handbook applies to all students taking Civil Engineering. It provides a guide to what is expected of you on this programme, and the academic and personal support available to you. Please retain for future reference. The information provided in this handbook is accurate at time of preparation. Any necessary revisions will be notified to students by e-mail. Please note that, in the event of any conflict or inconsistency between the General Regulations published in the University Calendar and information contained in course handbooks, the provisions of the General Regulations will prevail. Course Overview The JS year is broken into two semesters, and the examinations are at the end of the To do well in your JS year it is important to work consistently. It second semester only. is particularly important, from your perspective, to work hard this year. In your last two years you have had the comfort that your exam performance did not impact on your final result. However, this is not the case in JS year, as Your performance in JS year will constitute 20% of your overall BAI degree assessment; Students wishing to proceed into Year 5 and obtain an MAI degree must obtain either an overall II.1 grade (or better) in their SS annual examinations, or an overall II.2 grade (or better) in both their JS and SS annual examinations. Further information on the MAI degree will be provided at a later stage Courses School courses Semester 3E1 Engineering Mathematics V I & II – 3E1a Engineering Analysis I – 3E2 Engineering Mathematics VI I & II – Part A: Numerical Methods I Part B: Statistics and data analysis II 3E4 Management for Engineers II – Civil Engineering courses 3A1 Engineering Surveying II – 3A2 Structural Design I – 3A3 Hydraulics II – 3A4 Structural Analysis I – 3A5 Geotechnical Engineering I – 3A7 Transportation and Highway Engineering I – 3A8 Geology for Engineers II – 3A9 Group Design Project I & II –
A Note on this Handbook This handbook applies to all students taking Civil Engineering. It provides a guide to what is expected of you on this programme, and the academic and personal support available to you. Please retain for future reference. The information provided in this handbook is accurate at time of preparation. Any necessary revisions will be notified to students by e-mail. Please note that, in the event of any conflict or inconsistency between the General Regulations published in the University Calendar and information contained in course handbooks, the provisions of the General Regulations will prevail. Course Overview The JS year is broken into two semesters, and the examinations are at the end of the second semester only. To do well in your JS year it is important to work consistently. It is particularly important, from your perspective, to work hard this year. In your last two years you have had the comfort that your exam performance did not impact on your final result. However, this is not the case in JS year, as Your performance in JS year will constitute 20% of your overall BAI degree assessment; Students wishing to proceed into Year 5 and obtain an MAI degree must obtain either an overall II.1 grade (or better) in their SS annual examinations, or an overall II.2 grade (or better) in both their JS and SS annual examinations. Further information on the MAI degree will be provided at a later stage Courses School courses Semester 3E1 – Engineering Mathematics V I & II 3E1a – Engineering Analysis I 3E2 – Engineering Mathematics VI I & II Part A: Numerical Methods I Part B: Statistics and data analysis II 3E4 – Management for Engineers II Civil Engineering courses 3A1 – Engineering Surveying II 3A2 – Structural Design I 3A3 – Hydraulics II 3A4 – Structural Analysis I 3A5 – Geotechnical Engineering I 3A7 – Transportation and Highway Engineering I 3A8 – Geology for Engineers II 3A9 – Group Design Project I & II