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Typical Schedule of Courses

Below is a typical schedule of courses with options available to students with advanced placement credits. This is an example - the student's actual schedule should be worked out with the student's advisor.  

Courses in red are required civil engineering courses.

Elective credits are approximate only.


For students entering JHU in Fall 2006 or later:

FRESHMAN YEAR

 

Fall Semester   

Credits

110.108
110.109
110.202

Calculus I OR
Calculus II OR

Calculus III

4

171.101
 

General Physics I OR
Humanities/Social Science Elective

4
3

173.111
 

General Physics Laboratory

1
3

030.101

Introductory Chemistry

3

030.105

Introductory Chemistry Laboratory I

1

Humanities/Social Science Elective

3

TOTAL

16-17

Spring Semester   

Credits

110.109
110.202
110.xxx

Calculus II OR
Calculus III OR
other mathematics

4

171.101
171.102

General Physics I OR
General Physics II

4

173.111
173.112

General Physics Laboratory I OR
General Physics Laboratory II

1

270.120
030.104
 

The Dynamic Earth: An Introduction to Geology OR
Introductory Organic Chemistry OR
another natural science course

3
4
3

560.141

Perspectives on the Evolution of Structures

3

TOTAL

15-16



SOPHOMORE YEAR

 

Fall Semester 

  Credits

110.202
110.xxx

Calculus III OR
other mathematics

4

560.201

Statics and Mechanics of Materials

4

510.301

Introduction to Engineering Materials

3

Computing Course

3

 

H/S Elective

3

TOTAL

17

Spring Semester   

Credits

550.291

Linear Algebra and Differential Equations

4

560.202

Dynamics

4

560.206

Solid Mechanics and Theory of Structures

4

 

H/S Elective

3

TOTAL

15



JUNIOR YEAR

 

Fall Semester 

  Credits

560.435

Probability and Statistics in Civil Engineering

3

560.305

Soil Mechanics

4

570.301

Environmental Engineering I: Fundamentals

3

560.351

Introduction to Fluid Mechanics

3

560.491

Civil Engineering Seminar

0.5

 

H/S Elective

3

TOTAL

16.5

Spring Semester   

Credits

560.320

Steel Structures

3

570.302

Environmental Engineering II: Water and Wastewater Treatment

3

560.492

Civil Engineering Seminar

0.5

560.330

Foundation Design

3

  H/S Elective

3

560.380

Intro to Ocean and Wind Engineering

3

TOTAL

15.5



SENIOR YEAR

 

Fall Semester 

  Credits

560.349

Design and Synthesis I

2

Technical Elective

3

 

Technical Elective

3

 

Technical Elective

3

 

H/S Elective

3

 

H/S Elective

3

TOTAL

17

Spring Semester   

Credits

560.350

Design and Synthesis II

3

 

Technical Elective

3

 

H/S Elective

3

 

Elective

4

 

Elective

3

TOTAL

16


See additional notes below.

For students enrolled prior to Fall 2006:

FRESHMAN YEAR

 

Fall Semester 

  Credits

110.108
110.109
110.202

Calculus I OR
Calculus II OR

Calculus III

4

171.101
 

General Physics I OR
Humanities/Social Science Elective

4
3

173.111
 

General Physics Laboratory

1
3

030.101

Introductory Chemistry

3

030.105

Introductory Chemistry Laboratory I

1

Humanities/Social Science Elective

3

TOTAL

16-17

Spring Semester   

Credits

110.109
110.202
110.xxx

Calculus II OR
Calculus III OR
other mathematics

4

171.101
171.102

General Physics I OR
General Physics II

4

173.111
173.112

General Physics Laboratory I OR
General Physics Laboratory II

1

270.120
030.104
 

The Dynamic Earth: An Introduction to Geology OR
Introductory Organic Chemistry OR
another natural science course

3
4
3

560.141

Perspectives on the Evolution of Structures

3

TOTAL

15-16



SOPHOMORE YEAR

 

Fall Semester 

  Credits

110.202
110.xxx

Calculus III OR
other mathematics

4

560.201

Statics and Mechanics of Materials

4

510.301

Introduction to Engineering Materials

3

520.213
540.203
530.231

Circuits, OR
Engineering Thermodynamics, OR
Mechanical Engineering Thermodynamics

4
3
4

 

Elective

3

TOTAL

16 or 17

Spring Semester   

Credits

550.291

Linear Algebra and Differential Equations

4

560.202

Dynamics

4

560.206

Solid Mechanics and Theory of Structures

4

 

Elective

3

TOTAL

15



JUNIOR YEAR

 

Fall Semester 

  Credits

560.435

Probability and Statistics in Civil Engineering

3

560.305

Soil Mechanics

4

570.301

Environmental Engineering I: Fundamentals

3

570.351

Introduction to Fluid Mechanics

3

560.491

Civil Engineering Seminar

0.5

 

Elective

3

TOTAL

16.5

Spring Semester   

Credits

560.320

Steel Structures

3

570.302

Environmental Engineering II: Water and Wastewater Treatment

3

560.492

Civil Engineering Seminar

0.5

 

Technical Elective

3

  Nontechnical Elective

3

 

Elective

3

TOTAL

15.5



SENIOR YEAR

 

Fall Semester 

  Credits

560.349

Design and Synthesis I

2

Technical Elective

3

 

Technical Elective

4

 

Technical Elective

3

 

Nontechnical Elective

3

 

Elective

3

TOTAL

18.5

Spring Semester   

Credits

560.350

Design and Synthesis II

3

560.494

Civil Engineering Seminar

0.5

 

Technical Elective

3

 

Nontechnical Elective

3

 

Elective

3

 

Elective

3

TOTAL

15.5


NOTES

The maximum number of credits per semester students can register for is 19 (18 for Freshmen). Exceptions to this rule may be made for students with an outstanding GPA (above 3.5), and in cases where overload is a result of independent study or research. Further information can be found in the JHU Catalog.

The Dynamic Earth Laboratory (270.121) can be considered by students opting for 270.120 The Dynamic Earth: An Introduction to Geology. The Introductory Chemistry Laboratory II (030.106) should be given consideration by students opting for 030.104 (Introductory Organic Chemistry), but it is not required. It would count as a technical elective. Courses 270.120 or 030.104 are not required, and they may be replaced by another natural science course (notice that the first Chemistry course, 030.101, is required).

Students may choose to fulfill the computer programming requirement in their freshman year (see Section 3.3). Two writing-intensive courses (at least 6 credits) are required, one of which must be 060.113 (Practical Composition I) or 220.105/106 (Introduction to Fiction and Poetry Writing I and II). These should be taken early in the student's program (they must be taken for a letter grade and passed with a grade of C or better). Students entering JHU during Fall 2006 and beyond: the second writing course of at least 3 credits must be taken from the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences. Students enrolled prior to Fall 2006: students may consider 500.211 (Technical Communication) as the second writing-intensive course.

In their Junior year, students are normally expected to register for 560.491-494 (Civil Engineering Seminar). These count as technical electives. Students with an interest in Environmental Engineering may register for the seminars offered at the Department of Geography and Environmental