2011 - 2012 Curriculum Requirements for MSCEE-CEM, -DCI and -SDC Degrees (2011-12.

v2) (CEM = Construction Engineering & Management; DCI = Design-Construction Integration; SDC = Sustainable Design & Construction)
# - denotes imited class enrollment Autumn AREA 210 Architecture & Infrastructure Planning 241A Class Bldg Information Modeling, Katz Infrastructure Project Development, Griggs Units 4 3 211 222A # 236 # $ -denotes class offered before Autumn quarter officially begins Winter Class Multidisciplinary Modeling, Kunz Computer Integrated A/E/C, Fruchter Green Architecture, Sperry Units 4 3 4 224 241C 248 # 101C 203 280 181 Structural Design 285B 285A 207A 226 301 Energy & Atmosphere Geotechnical Engineering, Borja Probabilistic Models CE, Baker Advanced Structural Analysis, Deierlein Design of Steel Structures, Law Advanced Struct Steel Design, Miranda Advanced Struct Conc Design, Billington Energy Resources, Woodward Life Cycle Assessment, Lepech Energy Seminar, Benson 3,4 3,4 3,4 4 3,4 3,4 4,5 3,4 1 282 283 288 182 286 293 EN101 176A 301 Nonlinear Struct Analysis, Deierlein Structural Dynamics, Law Earthquake Risk Analysis, Kiremidjian Design of RC Structures, Lepech Design of Structural Systems, Miranda Foundation Engineering, Wren Energy & Environment, Kovscek Energy Efficient Buildings, Masters Energy Seminar, Benson 3,4 3,4 3,4 4 3,4 2,3 3 3,4 1 EN102 Renewable Energy Sources, Gerritsen 176B 226E 243 256 272R 278C 301 Construction 241 252P $ Manage Fabrication & Construction, Rischmoller Construction Engineering Practicum, Tatum 4 1 202 212B 241B 242 242A 249 241A 258 Industry Context 320 Infrastructure Project Development, Griggs Watson Seminar Integrated Facility Engin Seminar, Kunz 3 1 1 227 # 298 320 Legal Aspects of Construction, London et al. Advanced Industry Applications of VDC, Kam Infrastructure Project Delivery, Griggs Organization Design, Levitt Sustainable Development, Christensen Labor Industrial Relations, Walton Project Finance, Orr Structural Engineering Seminar Integrated Facility Engin Seminar, Kunz 3,4 2,3,4 3 3,4 3 2 3,4,5 1 1 241C 246 246B 248 # 320 210 212A 244 Skills 251 # 246A E103 E202W Bldg Information Modeling, Katz Industry Applications of VDC, Kam Const. Accounting & Finance, Tucker/Meyer Negotiation, Christensen Engineering Economy Primer, Koen Public Speaking Technical Writing 4 2,3,4 2 3 2 3 3 Total MSCEE-CEM: Required Courses: Geotech (CEE101C), Steel or Concrete Design (CEE181 or CEE182), Accounting (CEE244), and Engineering Economy (E60 or 246A) or approved undergraduate equvalents R equired Courses at Stanford: Estimating (CEE 241 or CEE 241B), Scheduling (CEE 241 or CEE 242) MSCEE-DCI: Required Courses: Engineering Economy (246A), Structural Analysis (CEE180), Steel Design (CEE181), and Concrete Design (CEE182) or approved undergraduate equvalents Required Courses at Stanford: Advanced Structural Concrete Behavior and Design (CEE 285A) or Advanced Structural Steel Behavior and Design (CEE 285B) MSCEE-SDC: Required Courses: Engineering Economy (246A) and Accounting (CEE244) or approved undergraduate equvalents Required Courses at Stanford: Life Cycle Assessment (CEE 226) MS degree with added VDC certification: CEM, DCI or SDC requirements, plus 211 and a VDC-related internship of at least one quarter (see below) General Requirements applicable to all degrees: 1) 258 and 241C are required for CEM and SDC; 258 and 298 are required for DCI 2) Required classes and approved electives must total at least 45 units; 3) Program proposal must be approved by advisor; 4) Comply with the CEE Graduate Degrees Handbook (http://cee.stanford.edu/documents/CEE_GR_Handbook.pdf); 5) All courses offered for a letter grade must be taken for a letter grade; 6) All courses at or above 100 level, at least 30 units at or above 200 level; 7) Maximum of 5 total units of seminars; 8) Average Letter Grade Indicator (GPA) of at least 2.75 for courses in program 9) Required courses taken at other institutions must have a letter grade indicator of 2.67 (B-) or above 10) Credit for classes listed in multiple areas may be split between those areas (no double counting) 30 30 30 E103 E202W Public Speaking, Staff Technical Writing, Staff 3 3 3,4 251 # E103 Global Projects Seminar, Griggs Entrepreneurship in CEE, Levitt Real Estate Finance Seminar, Koen Real Estate, Kroll Integrated Facility Engin Seminar, Kunz Negotiation, Christensen Public Speaking, Staff 1,2 4 1 3 1 1 3 3 3 6 4 4 6 5 4 212C 217 246 Electric Power: Renewable, Masters Energy Efficient Builiding Design, Rumsey Predicting Building Energy, Kunz Building Systems, Kolderup Power Systems, Rajagopal Indoor Air Quality, Hildemann Energy Seminar, Benson Adv Industry Applications of VDC, Kam Construct Renewable Energy Infra., Fischer Entrepreneurship in CEE, Levitt 3 3,4 2 3 4 3 2,3 1 2,3,4 3 4 9 6 6 3 8 287 Earthquake Resist Design, Miranda 3,4 3 12 3 290 Spring Class 222B # Computer Integrated A/E/C, Fruchter Sustainable Development Studio, Katz Global Projects Seminar, Griggs Real Estate, Kroll Structural Performance Failure, Moncarz Units 2 3,4,5 1,2 3 3 3 5 UNIT REQUIREMENTS CEM DCI SDC

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Structural Analysis

297M Managing Critical Infrastructure, McCann

LawGen Thinking Like a Lawyer 206Q

E202W Technical Writing, Staff

Other Degree Requirements

Optional Degree Concentrations - Recommended Courses (any Concentration of interest may be pursued within each of the three Degree Programs)

Atmosphereand EnergyConcentra3on CEE176A Win CEE176B Spr CEE207A Aut CEE217 Spr CEE241A Aut CEE243 Spr CEE246 Spr CEE256 Spr CEE278C Spr

VirtualDesignandConstruc3on Concentra3onandCer3cate (CEE211+4courses+prac3ce) CEE210 Aut CEE211 Win CEE212A Aut CEE212B Win CEE212C Spr CEE222A Win CEE222B Spr CEE241 Aut CEE242 Win CEE243 Spr

InfrastructureConcentra3on CEE217 Spr CEE227 Win CEE241A Aut CEE241B Win CEE241C Spr CEE297M Spr

Sensingand ControlsConcentra3on CEE155 Win CEE203 Aut CEE243 Spr CEE272R Spr

ArchitecturalConcentra3on CEE210 Aut CEE211 Win CEE222A Win CEE222B Spr CEE236 Win CEE256 Spr