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CE 3153: Geotechnical Engineering
3.00 Credits
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
2:3:0:3 Introduction to soil mechanics and foundation engineering, including origin of soils; phase relationships; classification of soils; permeability; effective stress; seepage; consolidation; shear strength; slope stability; and bearing capacity. Prerequisites: CE 2124 and CE 2214 or equivalents.
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CE 3223: Environmental Engineering I
3.00 Credits
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
3:3:0:3 Introduction to water and wastewater treatment. Stream assimilation and public health. Introduction to air pollution and solid waste management. Laboratory analysis of water and wastewater samples and treatment process tests. Prerequisite: CE 2214 or equivalent.
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CE 3313: Introduction to Transportation Systems
3.00 Credits
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
This course focuses on the fundamental conceptual elements of transportation systems, and describes the approaches used in the analysis and design of transportation systems. The course covers the basic material about transportation systems, the context within which they operate, and a characterization of their behavior. Prerequisites/ Corequisites: Junior Status
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CE 3324: Traffic Engineering I
3.00 Credits
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
A basic overview of the traffic engineering profession. Traffic stream parameters and characteristics are presented, along with study techniques for their measurement, analysis, and interpretation. Characteristics of road users, vehicles, roadways, and traffic control devices are treated in detail, as is their impact on traffic stream behavior. Functional characteristics of roadways are introduced. Traffic operations and control techniques are treated. Detailed coverage of isolated signal design and timing, both pre-timed and actuated, is included. Signal coordination on arterials and in networks is introduced. Prerequisite: Junior status or permission of instructor.
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CE 3353: A History of NYC Transit and the Development of NYC
3.00 Credits
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
This course traces the technological history of public transportation in New York City, and investigates its role in the development of the city, its economy, and its social fabric. From the early days of horse-drawn publiccarriages to the modern subway system, the role of the public transit in the historical development patterns of New York City is treated. The course covers trolley systems, the age of the elevated railways, and the subway system. Political, social, and economic issues involved in the development of these critical infrastructures are discussed. Students will develop independent project reports on aspects of the NYC public transit system, or on public transit systems in other major world cities. Prerequisites: HI 2104, Junior Status, or permission of instructor.
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CE 3503: Cost Estimating
3.00 Credits
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
Classification of work and quantity surveying techniques and basic estimating principles applied to simple construction projects. Also addressed are contracts, specifications and other construction documents; and the identification and allocation of direct and indirect project costs, overhead and profit. Introduction to computer-based estimating techniques and software. Prerequisite: CE 1504.
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CE 3513: Construction Scheduling
3.00 Credits
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
2:3:0:3 Students learn to apply the Critical Path Method (CPM) to construction projects, using precedence diagram networks. Course covers sequencing, cost allocation, updating, cash flow, resource constraints and scheduling, manpower leveling and distribution, time scale networks, lead and lag time constraints, time-cost tradeoffs, overlap and other specific leading edge scheduling techniques. Students direct an entire project from planning through scheduling and control, both manually and through applicable software. Prerequisite: CE 1504.
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CE 3523: Contracts and Specifications
3.00 Credits
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
This course will cover the documents used in the design and construction of a building, including design and construction agreements, drawings and specifications, general and special conditions and others used for procurement and construction administration. The course will also examine the relationships among the owner, designers, contractors and suppliers. In addition, students will have the opportunity to consider and discuss issues of quality, safety, and business and professional ethics. Prerequisite: CE1504.
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CE 3544: Site Planning,Design and Surveying
3.00 Credits
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
This is a comprehensive course that studies surveying and its practical applications regarding site design and planning. The first portion of the course concentrates on the fundamentals of land surveying, including mathematics, horizontal and vertical control and special survey methods. The second portion of the course familiarizes the students with site planning and design, including concepts of grading, drainage, and utility considerations.
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CE 3553: Non-Structural Building Systems
3.00 Credits
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
Course introduces the students to the mechanical, electrical and vertical transportation systems for buildings. It will examine the fundamental aspects of the design, procurement and construction of heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC), supply and sanitary plumbing, fire detection and suppression, high-and low-voltage electrical, security, elevator and escalator, and building management systems. Prerequisite: CE 1504 and junior standing.
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