Bachelor of Civil Engineering - United Technical College

Message From HOD

Civil Department of U-TEC always has been in the path of excellence in engineering education delivery through practical field knowledge. Excellent lab setup and experienced faculties make the department even more education friendly. With outcome-based education the department has been successful in connecting academic knowledge with the real-world problems which always has directed students towards finding their practical solutions. The department has always been proud of our privileged dedicated students who had proved themselves as great asset to the society after their graduation, working in different field of research related work, construction field and many fields of Public Service. So, as the head of department of Civil Engineering, I would like to welcome you all and experience the peaceful educational environment here at the college.

Er. NIRAJ BOHARA
Asst. Professor / Head of Department

The twenty-first century holds a variety of new challenges for civil engineering, and calls for methodical handling and effective designing, or re-designing for the sustainable infrastructure expansion to fulfill the basic needs. However, society has a blind spot for its basic needs, preferring focus on glamorous infrastructure developments. Problems that result from this thinking involve housing the population, addressing decaying urban infrastructure, maintaining the environment, dealing with natural disasters and climate changes, and transporting people and goods.

Besides, Nepal being in the rigorous physical infrastructure development phase, the situation has provided ample opportunities for the civil engineers in different sectors. Civil engineering covers a wide area of physical infrastructure development sector such as hydropower, highway, irrigation, water supply, airway and railway both in government and private sectors. So, considering enrolling in civil engineering would be right choice.

96 Seats

BE Civil Curriculum Structure

Semester I

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 110	Calculus-I	3
CHM 110	Applied Chemistry	2
ENG 110	Communication Technique	2
CMP 112	Computer Programming	3
PHY 110	Applied Physics	3
MEC 112	Engineering Drawing	2

Semester II

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 150	Algebra and Geometry	3
ELE 112	Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering	3
GTE 150	Engineering Geology	3
CVL 110	Civil Engineering Materials	2
MEC 150	Applied Mechanics	4
CVL 112	Civil Engineering Workshop	1
MEC 114	Introduction to Energy Engineering	2

Semester III

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
ARC 150	Building Technology	2
MTH 210	Calculus-II	3
WRE 212	Fluid Mechanics	3
MTH 216	Probability and Statistics	2
STR 216	Strength of Materials	3
CVL 216	Surveying I	3

Semester iv

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MGT 250	Engineering Economics	3
WRE 250	Hydraulics	3
MTH 252	Numerical Methods	2
GTE 252	Soil Mechanics	3
STR 252	Structural Analysis I	3
CVL 252	Surveying II	3

Semester v

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
WRE 310	Engineering Hydrology	2
CVL 318	Estimating and valuation	3
GTE 314	Foundation Engineering	3
STR 314	Structural Analysis II	3
TRP 310	Transportation Engineering I	3
ENV 310	Water Supply Engineering	3

Semester vi

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
CVL 350	Civil Engineering Project I	1
STR 214	Concrete Technology and Masonry Structure	3
STR 354	Design of Steel and Timber Structure	3
	Elective I	3
WRE 352	Irrigation and Drainage Engineering	3
ENV 310	Sanitary Engineering	3
CVL 316	Survey Field Project	1
TRP 352	Transportation Engineering II	3

Semester vii

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
CVL 450	Civil Engineering Project II	3
CVL 416	Construction Project Management	3
STR 352	Design of RCC Structures	3
	Elective II	3
CVL 416	Engineering Professional Practice	2
WRE 410	Hydropower Engineering	3

semester viii

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
	Elective-III	3
INT 484	Internship	6