Civil Engineering

Civil engineering is one of the oldest sub-areas of Engineering. The first program was created in 1900, and up until today, it is the most popular program among all sub-areas.

Civil Engineering is strongly connected to the production process, and a great deal of the evolution of society is accountable to it. With one of the most comprehensive curricula in the area, not only can students graduated from PUCRS’ Civil Engineering program work in technical areas, but in management and planning as well. One of the major highlights of the program is the technology that is used and the students’ ability to deal with people.

As the market is heating up, companies are looking for qualified professionals. The vast majority of graduates can find jobs even before they finish their degree.

Because of a variety of courses that are offered in the program, it is common for Civil Engineers to specialize in different areas: civil construction, highways and railways, construction of airports and hydroelectric ports, sanitation, appraisals, technical inspections, building maintenance and repair, transport and earthworks.

A civil engineer’s training includes Calculus, Physics, Chemistry and Computing, and professional development is mostly developed with logical reasoning. The program can be completed in 5 years, but continuous development is required for graduates.

SEMESTER COD COURSES
1 98005-04 Engineering Project and Conception
1 98F41-04 Calculus 1
1 98B01-04 Technical Drawing I
1 98D36-06 Mechanics and Waves
2 98006-02 Computing and Problem Solving I
2 98F42-04 Calculus 2
2 98D37-06 Electromagnetism and Modern Physics
2 98E08-04 General Chemistry
2 95302-04 Linear Algebra and Analytic Geometry
3 98113-02 Civil Construction Materials Science and Introduction
3 98F35-04 Calculus 3
3 98B11-04 Technical Drawing II
3 980E5-24 Elective courses
3 98114-04 Indeterminate Structures
3 98115-02 Engineering Geology
3 98F38-02 Introduction to Statistics
3 44277-04 Topography A
4 98B18-04 Technical Drawing III
4 11521-04 Humanism and Religious Culture
4 98117-04 Civil Construction Materials I
4 44295-04 Fluid Mechanics
4 44201-04 Strength of Materials I
4 98116-02 Topography B
4 4422D-04 Building Construction Techniques I
5 4421L-04 General Hydraulics
5 4422E-02 Building Construction Laboratory
5 4421A-02 Soil Mechanics Laboratory
5 98118-04 Civil Construction Materials II
5 4421K-04 Soil Mechanics I
5 44202-04 Strength of Materials II
5 4421X-02 Integration Project – Civil Engineering
5 4422N-04 Building Construction Techniques II
6 98907-02 Engineering and Knowledge Management
6 98120-04 Hyperstatic Structures
6 98121-04 Reinforced Concrete Structures I
6 98119-02 Applied Hydrology
6 4421V-04 Soil Mechanics II
6 4422U-02 Budgeting for Civil Construction
6 445CC-04 Home and Commercial Electrical Projects
7 4422Y-02 Supervised Internship – Civil Engineering (190 Hours)
7 4421J-04 Highway Engineering I
7 4422B-04 Metal Structures I
7 98122-04 Reinforced Concrete Structures II
7 98123-02 Construction and Enterprise Management
7 4421Y-04 Hydraulic Installations for Buildings
7 4422J-04 Water Treatment Systems
8 98124-02 Highway Engineering II
8 4422L-04 Metal Structures II
8 98127-02 Foundation Structures
8 98126-04 Reinforced Concrete Structures III
8 4422P-02 Geoprocessing and Environmental Impact
8 98125-02 Fire Protection Systems
8 4422T-04 Sewage Treatment Systems
9 98131-02 Prestressed Concrete Structures
9 98130-02 Urban Mobility
9 4422V-04 Road Pavements
9 4423A-04 Hydraulic Networks
9 98128-02 Thesis I
9 98129-04 Urbanism and Architecture
9 1501A-04 Ethics and Civic Consciousness
10 98018-00 Complementary Activities (120 hours)
10 98134-02 Railways and Waterways
10 98135-02 Building Pathology
10 98133-04 Architecture and Structure Project
10 98132-02 Thesis II