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Civil Engineering

Civil engineers design, construct, manage, monitor, and repair the built environment, which includes roads, buildings, bridges, foundations, tunnels, dams, and water supply and sewage systems. UCF’s civil engineering program focuses on the design and analysis of structures, geotechnical engineering, engineering mechanics, water resources, and transportation engineering. Civil engineers are directly responsible for improving the quality of life and safety of society, and are the forefront of smart city initiatives and technology innovations for civil engineering including Infrastructure, Transportation, water, etc. UCF students are active within the American Society of Civil Engineers, where they participate in steel bridge design and construction and race a concrete canoe, and many other student organizations.

Environmental Engineering

Environmental engineers work at the interface of the natural and built environment to protect society from adverse environmental factors and the environment from natural and human activities. UCF’s program focuses on air pollution control, water and wastewater treatment, solid and hazardous waste management, environmental health, and remediation. Environmental engineers are responsible for improving the quality of life and safety of society, and plan, design, permit, and maintain projects to comply with regulations and improvement of water, soil, and air quality. UCF’s students are active in the Society of Environmental Engineers and other student organizations.

Construction Engineering

Construction engineering prepares students for the management of construction project planning and control. UCF’s program focuses on construction methods and processes, resource management, cost estimation and scheduling, and resource management. Construction engineers combine knowledge of technical engineering design, economic and managerial processes, labor, and equipment to successfully deliver constructed facilities in a timely fashion that meet budget and quality requirements. UCF’s students are active within the Associated Builders and Contractors.

Degree Programs

Undergraduate

Civil Engineering – B.S.

Construction Engineering – B.S.

Environmental Engineering – B.S.

Graduate

Civil Engineering — M.S. and Ph.D.

Environmental Engineering – M.S. and Ph.D.

Faculty

Shaurya Agarwal

Assistant Professor

Georgios Apostolakis

Assistant Professor
407-823-1311

Luis Arboleda

Assistant Professor
407-823-1310

Necati Catbas

Faculty
407-823-3743

Manoj Chopra

Professor
407-823-5037

Haitham Al-Deek

Faculty
(407) 823-2988

Celina Dozier

Lecturer
(407) 823-0522

Steven Duranceau

Professor
407-823-1440

Naveen Eluru

Associate Professor
407-823-4815

Dennis Filler

Associate Lecturer
407-823-5654

Nicholas Garber

Professor
(407) 823-2841

Zhaomiao Guo

Assistant Professor
407-823-6215

Samiul Hasan

Assistant Professor
407-823-2480

Kelly Kibler

Assistant Professor
(407) 823-4150

JaeYoung Lee

Assistant Professor
407-823-2733

Woo Hyoung Lee

Assistant Professor
407-823-5304

Fudong Liu

Assistant Professor
407-823-6219

Kevin Mackie

Professor
407-823-2857

Wilbur Mathurin

Instructor

Masood Mirza

Instructor

Mark Mongeau

Instructor

Boo Hyun Nam

Associate Professor
407-823-1361

Thomas Nogaj

Instructor

Amr Oloufa

Professor
407-823-3592

Vincent Peluso

Instructor

Justin Quillen

Instructor

Andrew Randall

Professor
407-823-6429

Dr. Anwar Sadmani

Assistant Professor
407-823-2781

Daljit Sandhu

Instructor

Hatem Abou-Senna

CATSS, Transportation & Air Quality Program Director
407-823-0808

Arvind Singh

Faculty
407-823-4827

Russell Snyder

Instructor

Omer Tatari

Associate Professor
407-823-6558

Thomas Wahl

Assistant Professor
407-823-4534

Dingbao Wang

Associate Professor
407-823-1449

Haofei Yu

Assistant Professor
407-823-1309

Mohamed Zaki

Assistant Professor
407-823-4824

Ricardo Zaurin

Associate Lecturer
407-823-5653