Civil Systems Engineering

The Department of Civil Systems Engineering offers a rigorous and well-balanced academic program aimed at preparing students for professional careers in civil and infrastructure engineering. The curriculum spans four academic years and integrates foundational science, engineering principles, hands-on laboratory work, and liberal arts education to develop highly competent and ethical engineers.

The curriculum consists of:

• Major Required Courses covering essential subjects such as Applied Mechanics, Hydrology, Soil Mechanics, Structural Mechanics, Reinforced Concrete Design, and various laboratory experiments.

• Major Elective Courses offering specialization in areas like Earthquake-Resistant Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, CAD, Geographic Information Systems, Structural Analysis, Tunnel Engineering, and Capstone Design Projects.

• Liberal Arts Required Courses focusing on communication, science, programming, mathematics, economics, Korean language, and philosophy to ensure holistic student development.

• Liberal Arts Electives that further enhance language proficiency and critical thinking through subjects like technical writing, English, and history.

This program prepares graduates to contribute effectively to national and global infrastructure development and pursue advanced studies or careers in the construction, transportation, water resources, and environmental engineering sectors.