Civil Engineering at McNeese State University

Department of Engineering & Computer Science

Civil Engineer ing Civil engineering is the oldest branch of the engineering profession. It is concerned with the design and construction of shelters and infrastructure and environmental systems that improve quality of life. Civil engineers design and supervise the construction of buildings from simple dwellings to skyscrapers, bridges, highways, ports, dams, water supply and treatment systems, landfills, flood control systems and much more. After some years experience, and after getting the professional license, civil engineers can start their own firm or company.

Contact Information: Department Head of Engineering and Computer Science:

Program Coordinator of Civil Engineering:

Mr. Mitch Morgan 337-475-5860 morgan@mcneese.edu

Dr. Dimitrios Dermisis, PhD, PE 337-475-5859 ddermisis@mcneese.edu

Facul t y Inf or mat ion Dr. Dimitrios Dermisis :

Dr. Ahmend Abdel-Mohti:

Received his Ph.D. from the Univeristy of Iowa in 2012. He is a licensed P.E. engineer that has received numerous awards, including faculty excellence award He has more than 10 years experience with teaching and research related to upland erosion, watershed management, hydraulic structures and coastal engineering.

Teaches structural engineering and other general engineering courses. He has a PhD and is a licensed PE. He has multiple years of teaching, advising, research, and practical civil engineering experience.

Dr. Firouz Rosti: Received his PhD in Civil with an emphasis in Geotechnical engineering in 2016 from LSU. He has over 9 years of geotechnical and civil engineering experience in both design and construction areas. He has research interests in soil, structure instrumentation, pile setup phenomenon, and soil thixotropic behavior.

Common Courses in Civil Engineering: CIEN 210: Elementary Surveying

Degr ee Requir ement s:

128 Cr edit Hour s

CIEN 313: Transportation Engineering CIEN 308: Structural Analysis CIEN 416: Design of Reinforced Concrete CIEN 402: Soil Mechanics CIEN 417: Design of Steel Structures CIEN 422: Environmental Engineering Design CIEN 403: Foundation Engineering CIEN 419: Water Resources Engineering

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Civil Engineering at McNeese State University

Published on Mar 17, 2022

McNeese Foundation

The engineering program at McNeese combines interdisciplinary curriculum, scholarly development, hands-on training and professional ethics to prepare students to meet the growing demand for engineers and technicians at the local, state and national level. Fueled by partnerships with local industry and accredited by the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology, McNeese’s engineering program ensures both traditional and non-traditional students graduate with the practical experience and theoretical knowledge necessary to become the next generation of industry leaders across a range of disciplines. In the civil engineering concentration, you'll explore various concepts related to design, construction and maintenance of the built environment, including roads, bridges, railways, homes and more.