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- CE 367P Pavement Design and Performance
- CE 374L Groundwater Hydrology
- CE 381P Computer Methods in Structural Analysis
- CE 381R The Finite Element Method
- CE 381T Numerical Modeling of Physical Systems
- CE 385J Hazardous Waste Management
- CE 385R Land Treatment of Waste
- CE 391P Highway and Airport Pavement Systems
- CE 394K.1 Groundwater Pollution and Transport
- CE 397.20 Computer Methods for Civil Engineers
- CE 397.78 Design of Offshore Structures
- ASE 369K Measurements and Instrumentation
- EM 380 Theory of Plasticity
- EM 381 Advanced Dynamics
- EM 382 Nonlinear Analysis
- EM 384K Continuum Mechanics
- EM 388 Solid Mechanics
- EM 392R Random Vibrations
- EM 393N Numerical Methods for Flow and Transport Problems
- EM 394F Finite Element Methods
- EM 394G Computational Techniques in Finite Elements
- EM 394H Advanced Theory of Finite Element Methods
- EM 394V Wave Propagation
- EE 332 Computer Graphics
- ME 335 Probability and Statistics for Engineers
- ME 352K Engineering Computer Graphics
- ME 368J Computer-Aided Design
- PGE 383.29 Rock Fracture Mechanics
- PGE 383.45 Geomechanics of Subsurface Rocks and Fluids
- PGE 383.54 Fundamentals of Rock Mechanics
- PGE 386K Advanced Fluid Flow in Porous Media
- GEO 320L Introductory Field Geology
- GEO 428 Structural Geology
- GEO 346C Introduction to Physical and Chemical Hydrology
- GEO 465K Exploration Geophysics
- GEO 365N Geophysical Data Processing
- GEO 476K Groundwater Hydrology
- GEO380F Introduction to Seismology, Earthquakes, and Earth Structure
- GEO 383C Geology and Hydrology
- GEO 393G Geochemistry of Sedimentary Rocks
- GEO 384M Geophysical Data Modeling and Inversion
Qualifying Exam
We recommend PhD students take the qualifying exam at the end of their first year of PhD. The qualifying exam committee must comprise of at least three faculty members including your PhD advisor. The qualifying exam is an oral Pass/Fail exam. Once you pass your qualifying exam, please submit an abstract of your PhD dissertation and a potential title, to apply for PhD candidacy.