Graduate Seminar Series
CE 890: Graduate seminar in civil engineering
- CE 890 is a zero-credit hour seminar course focusing on discussions of current advances and research in civil engineering.
- Every full-time, on-campus CE graduate student is required to register for CE 890 every semester he/she is enrolled in a graduate program.
- Credit for the course each semester is obtained when the student has attended at least 10 meetings.
- Every full-time, on-campus master's student is required to make at least one technical presentation in the graduate seminar before their final defense.
- Every full-time, on-campus Ph.D. student is required to make at least two technical presentations in the graduate seminar before their final defense.
All seminars are held through at 4 p.m. (unless noted otherwise). Students must attend 10 seminars to get credit for CE 890.
- Recent Developments in Unified Mechanics Theory - Cemal Basaran,University at Buffalo
- Dr. David Steward, North Dakota State University
- Powercat Financial - Personal finance management after schooling
- Building Self-supporting Battery Electrodes with Precursor-Derived Ceramics - Gurpreet Singh, Kansas State University
- Big Topic In The Future Of Transportation - Burt Morey, P.E.
- Modeling Plastic-Damage of Reinforced Concrete in Finite Element Applications - Nader Zad
- No title available - Ya Gao
- Spatio-temporal characterization of a complete algal bloom event using fluorescence spectroscopy in tandem with conventional physio-chemical methods - Emily Rading
- “Computational and Experimental Analysis of Prestressed Concrete Railroad Ties for Large Deformation (Computational Program Development and Code Verification)” - Yu-Szu Chen
- Investigating Rural and Urban Differences in Single-Vehicle Crash Severity Determinants: A Time-of-Day Analysis using Random Parameter (Mixed) Logit Models - A M Hasibul Islam
- Sustainable Recovery of Volatile Fatty Acids from Swine Wastewater - Priyasha Fernando
- Dr. Sandeep Sathyamoorthy in a Global Practice and Technology Leader for Applied Research and Innovation in Black and Veatch
- Munger Professorship Construction Engineering Lecture - Greg Schieber
- Water Resources Engineering Lecture - Emily Wicoff, P.E.
- Investigating Rural and Urban Differences in Single-Vehicle Crash Severity Determinants: A Time-of-Day Analysis using Random Parameter (Mixed) Logit Models - A M Hasibul Islam