* Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both Health Insurance and mandatory non-tuition-fees.
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent including these required courses:
Humber’s Civil Engineering Technology advanced diploma program provides you with the skills needed for a career in the growing field of civil infrastructure. Infrastructure encompasses all of the essential elements necessary for society to operate including buildings, transportation (highways and transit), municipal services (water, wastewater) and green spaces.
The curriculum, designed in collaboration with industry, covers all aspects of infrastructure, from the inception of an idea to the completion of construction, and blends in-class academic learning with hands-on laboratory work. You will learn how to design structural steel, reinforced concrete and timber structures. Municipal services (water, wastewater) and water supply management will be explored. Transportation infrastructure and highway design will be studied using design codes and standards. Additionally, you will learn all the skills necessary to support design and construction including surveying, geomatics, Geographical Information Systems (GIS), drafting (AutoCAD and Building Information Modelling (BIM)), soils and materials testing, project administration and management, and environmental protection and remediation. Our courses are taught by experienced faculty and industry experts many of whom work with Greater Toronto Area construction and engineering firms. Humber’s strong reputation in the civil engineering industry can give graduates an edge in the employment market.
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Semester 1
CIVL 101: Surveying 1
CIVL 104: Sketching and Computer Aided Drafting and Design 1
CIVL 115: Introduction to Engineering Design
CIVL 125: Physics and Statics
TMTH 105: Technical Mathematics 1
WRIT 120: Technical Reading and Writing Skills
Semester 2
CIVL 106: Methods of Construction
CIVL 152: Computer Aided Drafting and Design 2
CIVL 162: Fluid Mechanics
CIVL 200: Strengths of Materials 1
TMTH 202: Technical Mathematics 2: Civil Engineering
WRIT 220: Technical Workplace Writing Skills
Semester 3
CIVL 207: Material Testing
CIVL 211: Engineering Analysis
CIVL 214: Ontario Building Codes and Standards
CIVL 250: Strengths of Materials 2
CIVL 251: Surveying 2
GNED 101: An Introduction to Arts and Sciences
Semester 4
CIVL 153: Construction Administration/Estimating
CIVL 254: Soil Mechanics
CIVL 256: Water Supply Operations
CIVL 264: Building Information Modelling for Civil
CIVL 319: Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
CIVL 323: Infrastructure Rehabilitation
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GNED: General Elective
Semester 5
CIVL 300: Structural Analysis
CIVL 320: Municipal Services
CIVL 322: Steel and Timber Design
CIVL 324: Environmental Engineering
CIVL 325: Highway Technology
CIVL 354: Geotechnology
Semester 6
CIVL 208: Construction Administration Management
CIVL 352: Technical Project
CIVL 358: Reinforced Concrete Design
CIVL 359: Municipal Services 2
CIVL 365: Transportation
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CIVL: Civil Elective
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GNED: General Elective
EAP is taught at Lakeshore Campus
Investment in engineering infrastructure construction in Ontario has increased dramatically in the last 10 years. Continuing investment in infrastructure development and redevelopment in the GTA has resulted in strong job placement for our graduates in recent years. This trend will likely continue for the foreseeable future.
Our graduates work in both the public and private sectors of industry typically with municipalities, engineering consulting firms, general contractors, builder/developers, architects, land or quantity surveyors, and environmental agencies. Careers could include working as designers; project managers; inspectors; drafters; or contractors on structural, municipal, transportation or environmental projects.
