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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCES – Graduate Programs Master in Building Engineering (MBE) Overview The Master in Building Engineering (MBE) is a course oriented program designed to train highly qualified personnel in an environment that combines engineering theories and practice to contribute to the growing body of engineering knowledge. The mission of this program is to provide practicing engineers with advanced knowledge beyond the undergraduate level and enhanced professional skills. After completing the degree, students will be able to apply the learned advanced knowledge not only in the construction industry, but also in government and service sectors through critical thinking and integrated problem solving capabilities. It will provide highly qualified professionals with solid fundamental and theoretical knowledge for system design, innovation, modeling and problem solving in different areas, such as facilities, quality, production and management in construction systems and other challenging problems in logistics, transportation and distribution systems. MBE Program Objectives (PEO’s) Graduates from the Master in Building Engineering program are expected to be able to achieve the following objectives: 1. Apply advanced Building Engineering and Management theories, concepts, tools, and techniques to design, analyze and improve construction and service systems. 2. Identify, model and solve Building Engineering problems using advanced techniques from mathematics, engineering sciences, and management. 3. Engage in successful professional careers, communicate research results effectively, in written and oral form; and also expand knowledge and skills through lifelong learning. 4. Engage in service to professional societies and communities through practice engineering work with professionalism and ethics MBE Program Outcomes Upon graduation, graduates from MBE program should be able to achieve the following outcomes: 1. Apply knowledge of mathematics, engineering sciences, and management theories to identify, formulate and solve Building Engineering problems. 2. Design building systems and processes to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economical, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, and sustainability. 3. Function within multi-disciplinary teams and realize the importance of professional and ethical responsibilities in a work environment. 4. Understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental and societal context. 5. Realize the importance of professional and ethical responsibilities in work environment. 6. Recognize the need for and engage in lifelong learning with knowledge of contemporary issues. Admission Requirements Applicants to the MBE Program must hold a bachelor degree in engineering (civil, building, mechanical, electrical, petroleum and architecture) or equivalent with high standing. Qualified applicants requiring undergraduate prerequisite courses may be asked to take such courses in addition to their regular graduate program. MBE Curriculum The minimum degree requirement for the MBE program is 36 credit hours composed as follows: 1. Thesis Option: 30 credit hours of course work and 6 credit hours for the thesis. 2. Professional Project Option: 33 credit hours of course work and 3 credit hours for the project. 184
The credit hour distribution for the MBE Program is shown in the Table below. I Requirements Compulsory Courses General Courses Specialized Courses 9 credits 9 credits Credits II Elective Courses 12-15 III MBE Project, or 3 MBE Thesis 6 Total 36 MBE Study Plan Code Course Title Credits Prerequisite Core Courses (List 1) MEM 602 Project Management 3 None MEM 603 Statistics and Decision Analysis 3 None MBE 616 Advanced Surveying Engineering 3 None Total (3 courses) 9 MBE Concentrations (1) Building Structures Core Courses (List 2) MBE 612 Matrix Analysis of Structures 3 None MBE 614 Introduction to Earthquake Engineering 3 None MBE 615 Advanced Foundation Engineering 3 None Total (3 courses) 9 (2) Construction Management Core Courses (List 3) MBE 601 Advanced Engineering Economy 3 None MBE 605 Construction Contract Administration 3 None MBE 606 Construction Planning and Control 3 None Total (3 courses) 9 Elective Courses (List 4) MBE 620 Seismic Design of Buildings 3 None MBE 622 Structural Systems for Buildings 3 None MBE 624 Analysis and Design of Tall Buildings 3 None MBE 626 Advanced Reinforced Concrete 3 None MBE 628 Advanced Steel Design 3 None MBE 602 Construction Estimating 3 None MGT 611 Managing Human Resources 3 None MGT 652 Entrepreneurship 3 None MBE 603 Construction Equipment and Operations 3 None MEM 614 Topics in Engineering Management 3 None MBE 604 Computer Applications in Construction Management 3 None MBE 608 Topics in Building Engineering 3 None MBE 610 Research Seminar 3 None Total (4-5 courses) 12-15 Project / Thesis MBE 698 Project 3 MBE 699 Thesis 6 MBE 610 185 18
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