Contents

1 Construction and Infrastructure Systems Engineering
2 Master of Science in Civil Engineering
- 2.1 MAJOR COURSES (Specialization Courses)
- 2.2 MAJOR COURSES (Specialization Courses)

Construction and Infrastructure Systems Engineering

Master of Science in Civil Engineering

Georgia Tech and CEE policy can be complicated but you should always refer to the CEE Handbook and the Georgia Tech Catalog.

21 credits must be at 6000 level or above.
A maximum of 9 credits of 4000 level classes can count towards your MS degree.
A maximum of 3 credits of Pass/Fail courses can count towards your MS degree (does not include thesis credits).

Pathway: Construction Engineering and Management (CEM) Updated January 2023

MAJOR COURSES (Specialization Courses)

CEE 6110 Computer Applications for Construction(Prof. Marks)

CEE 6125 Construction Industry Best Practices (Prof. Cho)

CEE 6130 Construction Project Controls (Prof. Marks)

CEE 6140 Advanced Planning Estimating Methods(Prof. Marks)

CEE 6150 Construction Law (TBA)

CEE 6160 Safety Engineering (Prof. Marks)

CEE 6185 Automation in Construction (Prof. Cho)

CEE 8813 Entrepreneurship & Innovation in CEE (Prof. Taylor)

CEE 8813 Quantitative Methods for Construction Research

CEE 8813 Construction Equipment & Methods (Prof. Cho)

**Undergraduate Courses (counted towards hours in major)

CEE 4150 Construction Management & Megaprojects (Prof. Ashuri)

Thesis and Research Courses (counted towards hours in major)

CEE 7000 Masters Thesis (Section per advisor)

CEE 8900 Special Problems

CEE 8956 Master’s Special Research Problem

(non-thesis: max 3 credits toward MS degree)

***APPROVED ELECTIVES (Not counted towards hours in major)

CEE 4005 Innovation and Entrepreneurship in CEE

CEE 4050 Infrastructure Systems Management

CEE 4160 Smart and Sustainable Cities

CEE 4540 Infrastructure Rehabilitation

CEE 6345 Sustainable Engineering

CEE 6540 Engineering Risk Analysis

CEE 6585 Materials Science of Concrete

CEE 6601 Statistics in Transportation

CEE 6621 GIS in Transportation

CEE 6651 Infrastructure Systems

CEE 6652 Infrastructure Management: IT Applications

CEE 6754 Engineering Communications

CEE 8813 Infrastructure, Megacities, and Sustainability

CEE 8813 Data Analytics for CEE Systems

CEE 8813 Advanced GIS for Smart Cities

CEE 8813 Mass Timber Design and Construction

BC 6025 Construction Management Fall and Spring (10 seats)

BC 6250 Value Management & Integrated Design Spring (10 seats)

BC 6650 Advanced Project Management Spring (10 seats)

BC 6050 Building Information Modeling Spring (10 seats if available)

BC 6300 Safety & Environmental Issues Fall (10 seats)

ARCH 6241 Building Simulation Design Practices

ARCH 6426 3D Modeling Revit (hands-on)

ARCH 8833 Building Systems and Data

COA 8690 Building Product Models: Dsgn./Eng. Interoperability

CP 6233 Sustainable Urban Development

ISYE 6203 Transportation & Supply Chain Systems

MGT 6000 Financial and Managerial Accounting I

MGT 8803 Business Fundamentals for Analytics (formerly MGT 6753)

PHIL 6000 Responsible Conduct of Research

Undergraduate Requirements

It is expected that in your undergraduate program you have taken the equivalent of the following engineering courses. If you have not taken such courses, you are required to do so. Credit for the following courses will not be counted toward your Master’s Degree requirements.

1) CEE 3770 (3) – Statistics and Applications

2) CEE 3000 (3) – Civil Engineering Systems

3) CEE 4100 (3) – Construction Engineering and Management

Notes

Greater than 6 credits are not counted toward the required total degree hours (30).
** These course options are for MS students, not for BS/MS students who took the courses in their BS study. BS/MS students can get credits towards their major when these courses are taken at the MS level (i.e., it is acceptable as long as the courses are not counted toward their BS study).
*** The availability of approved elective courses to CEE students is subject to the discretion of the college/school/ department offering the course. CEE 8900 should be considered an “independent study,” with a semester-long focus on course content or a topic. Examples could be replicating course content from a course that is not offered this semester, delivery of a custom-designed course offering, or other similar arrangements. It can be taken as a letter grade.
CEE 8902 should ONLY be used for non-thesis GRAs or GTAs. It cannot count toward a CEE degree.
CEE 8956 should be used for research-based credits for MS non-thesis students. It should be considered similar to CEE 7000. All sections are now pass-fail.
A maximum of three pass-fail credits can count toward the MS degree, not including CEE 7000

Pathway: Infrastructure Systems Engineering (ISE) Updated January 1, 2024