Railway Engineering, Certificate

Certificate Requirements (12 Hours)

The Graduate Certificate in Railway Engineering consists of a minimum of twelve (12) credit hours of core and elective courses. Students shall take three (3) credit hours from a list of core courses, six (6) credit hours from a list of Railway Engineering technical elective courses, and three (3) credit hours from a list of other elective courses. Students can take up to three ECIV 790 courses with a Railway Engineering focus for a maximum of nine (9) credit hours, and up to two ECIV 797 courses with a Railway Engineering focus for a maximum of six (6) credit hours.

Core Course (3 Hours)

Course Title Credits
ECIV 580Railway Engineering I3
or ECIV 582 Operation and Logistics of Railway Systems
Total Credit Hours3

Railway Engineering Technical Elective Courses (6 Hours)

Students shall take six (6) credit hours of Railway Engineering technical elective courses.  Elective courses are: (i) any core course not applied as a core course; and (ii) any course from the following list:

Course Title Credits
ECIV 588Design of Railway Bridges and Structures3
ECIV 784Dynamic Analysis of Railway Systems3
ECIV 789Design Project in Railway Engineering4
ECIV 790Selected Topics in Civil Engineering3
ECIV 797Research in Civil Engineering3

Other Elective Courses (3 Hours)

Students shall take three (3) credit hours of other elective courses.  Other elective courses are: (i) any Railway Engineering elective course not applied as a Railway Engineering elective course; and (ii) any course from the following list:

Course Title Credits
ECIV 705Deterministic Civil and Environmental Systems Engineering3
ECIV 707Management of Engineering Projects3
ECIV 708Engineering Risk and Reliability3
MGMT 718Management of Human Resources3