Earthquake and Civil Engineering Dynamics Timetable
The modular structure permits a range of flexible study plans in addition to the 12 months full time mode. These may include part-time attendance and/or reduced courses of study leading to the award of graduate certificates or diplomas.
The detailed timetable can be downloaded from the right-hand link. The timetable may be subject to change.
| Module code | Credits | Module Title | Taught |
|---|---|---|---|
| Autumn Semester | |||
| CIV6115 | 15 | Linear Systems and Structural Analysis | Week 1-6 |
| CIV6215 | 15 | Structural Design | Week 1-6 |
| CIV6180 | 10 | Vibration Engineering | Week 7-9 |
| CIV6130 | 10 | Computational Structural Analysis | Week 10-12 |
| CIV6435 | 10 | Introduction to Earthquake Engineering | Week 13-15 |
| Spring Semester | |||
| CIV6020 | 10 | Dissertation Planning and Paper Presentation (for all MScs) or CIV6021 (Postgraduate Diploma Technical Project) for PG Diploma Students | Week 1-15 |
| CIV6235 | 10 | Advanced Concrete Design | Week 1-3 |
| CIV6440 | 10 | Design of Earthquake Resistant Structures | Week 4-6 |
| CIV6420 | 10 | Experimental Dynamics | Week 7-9 |
| CIV6410 | 10 | Blast and Impact Effects on Structures | Week 10-12 |
| CIV6271 | 10 | Design Project | Week 13-15 |
| Summer | |||
| CIV6000 | 60 | Dissertation (from approved list for MSc Earthquake and Civil Engineering Dynamics) | June-September |