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Students are expected to complete their Qualifying Exam after their first year of study.

Exam Committee

The exam committee shall consist of at least three faculty members. The majority of the committee membership shall be faculty members from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Syracuse University.

Scheduling

The student must work with their advisor to select the members of their exam committee, and to determine the date and time of the written and oral parts of the examination. The length of time spent on the written portion of the exam will be determined by the advisor in coordination with the committee.

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The dissertation defense committee will consist of six a minimum of five members, including

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•    The Research Advisor;
•    Three tenured or tenure-track faculty members

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with at least 51% appointment with the department; and

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•    The Chair of the Oral Examination Committee.


The Chair of the Oral Examination Committee must be a Syracuse University tenured or tenure-track faculty member from outside of the department and student’s program.


The student may substitute one committee member based on subject-matter expertise Upon approval by the research advisor and the department chair, one committee member (internal or external to Syracuse University) who does not satisfy the second bullet above and may be internal or external to Syracuse University. Additional external committee members may be allowed by petitionis allowed to serve on the exam committee provided they hod a Ph.D. (or comparable doctorate) degree and has the relevant expertise.

Defense Process

The dissertation defense is usually initiated with a 30-40 minute summary of the research. This is followed by open questioning from the audience. When this is completed, the candidate is questioned by the dissertation committee members.

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Additional coursework at Syracuse University or SUNY ESF may be approved by petition.

CEE Master’s Degree Programs require at least 15 Credits of Coursework be CEE Prefixed.

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Unless otherwise noted, all courses offered by either Syracuse University or SUNY ESF that are numbered 600:996 with one of the following prefixes are approved as electives for all MS & PhD programs of study.

Prefix

Department

APM

Applied Mathematics

ARC

Architecture

BCM

Biochemistry

BEN

Bioengineering

BIO

Biology

BPE

Bioprocess Engineering

BTC

Biotechnology

CEN

Chemical Engineering

CHE

Chemistry

CME

Construction Management Engineering

CIS

Computer and Information Science

CPS

Computational Science

CSE

Computer Engineering

EAR

Earth Sciences

ECS

Engineering and Computer Science

EGR

Engineering

FCH

Chemistry

IST

Information Studies

MAE

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

MAT

Mathematics

MEE

Mechanical Engineering

MFE

Manufacturing Engineering

MTS

Materials Science

PHY

Physics

SCM

Supply Chain Management

·        Approved by Course, Syracuse University

Additionally, the following specific courses offered by Syracuse University are approved as electives for all graduate-level programs of study.

Course

Description

ARC 555

Introduction to Building Information Modeling*

ARC 558

Advanced Building Information Modeling and 3D Design

COM 600

Multimedia Reporting: Climate Change

EAR 600

Water Energy Field Course

EAR 601

Hydrogeology

EAR 665

Groundwater Modeling

ECS 526

Statistics for Engineers

ECS 651

Strategic Management & The Natural Environment

ECS 759

Sustainability Driven Enterprise

GEO 683

Geographic Information Systems

IST 687

Introduction to Data Science

IST 719

Information Visualization

MAE 548

Engineering Economics and Technology Valuation

MAE 573

Application of Finite Element Analysis

MAE 587

Design of Solar Energy System

MAE 626

Vibration of Mechanical Systems

MAE 658

Built in Environmental Modeling

MBC 616

Operations Management

MBC 617

Supply Chain Management

PAI 734

Public Budgeting

PAI 895

Managerial Leadership

SCM 656

Project Management

SCM 701

Supply Chain and Logistics Management

SCM 702

Principles of Management Science

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*Note that CEE 520 - Building Information Modeling and ARC 555 - Introduction to Building Information Modeling can only be counted once towards a program of study. If a student has taken either CEE 520 or ARC 555 and used it towards any program of study, they cannot take the other course for program credit.

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Additionally, the following specific courses offered by SUNY ESF are approved as electives for all graduate-level programs of study.

Course

Description

APM 595

Probability and Statistics for Engineers

APM 620

Experimental Design and ANOVA

CME 531

Construction Safety

CME 535

Cost Engineering

CME 543

Construction Estimating

ERE 527

Stormwater Management

ERE 551

GIS for Engineers

ERE 645

Hydrologic Modeling

ERE 693

GIS-Based Modeling

ENS 607

Wetland Practicum

EST 695

Environmental Journalism

EST 770

Ecological Economics & Policy