Applied Mathematics, Surveying, Principles of Transportation and Highway Engineering, Construction Management and Methods 12 Topics

Interconnected disciplines that play vital roles in the planning, design, and execution of infrastructure projects.

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Overview

Topic / Materials

Assessment

Calculus (24 Hours)

Differential Equations
Integral Calculus

Engineering Data Analysis (44 Hours)

Engineering Data Analysis involves the application of statistical and analytical methods to interpret data and solve engineering problems. It equips engineers with the tools to make informed decisions, optimize processes, and improve system performance by analyzing trends, patterns, and variability in data.

Numerical Methods (16 Hours)

Numerical Methods are techniques used to find approximate solutions to complex mathematical problems that can’t be solved exactly. Widely used in engineering and science, these methods help solve equations, optimize systems, and model real-world phenomena through computational tools and algorithms.

Physics for Engineering (20 Hours)

Physics for Engineering applies fundamental physics principles to solve engineering problems. It covers topics like mechanics, thermodynamics, and electromagnetism, providing engineers with the foundational knowledge needed to design and analyze systems in fields such as mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering.

Engineering Economy(56 Hours)

Present Economy Study
Time-value Relations
Selection Among Alternatives: Present, Annual, and Future Worth; Internal and External Rate of Return Method

Construction Surveying and Layout (16 Hours)

Construction Surveying and Layout involves measuring and marking land to guide the construction of structures accurately. It ensures proper alignment, elevation, and positioning of buildings, roads, and utilities, playing a critical role in translating design plans into reality on a construction site.

Materials for Construction

Materials for Construction focuses on the properties and uses of building materials like concrete, steel, wood, and composites. It covers how these materials perform under various conditions, ensuring strength, durability, and sustainability in construction projects.

Quantity Surveying

Quantity Surveying involves managing and controlling costs in construction projects. It includes estimating project budgets, tracking expenses, and ensuring cost efficiency while maintaining quality standards throughout the construction process.

Construction Occupational Safety and Health

Construction Occupational Safety and Health focuses on ensuring a safe working environment on construction sites. It involves identifying hazards, implementing safety regulations, and promoting practices that protect workers from injuries and accidents, ensuring compliance with safety standards.

Transportation Engineering(120 Hours)

Highway
- Highway and Urban Transaportation Planning and Economics
- Driver, Vehicle, Traffic and Road Characteristics
- Highway Design
- Traffic Engineering and Highway Operations
- Road and Pavement Design
Airport Engineering
Ports and Harbors
Bridges

Construction Management Principles and Methods

Engineering Relations and Ethics
Contracts & Specifications
Construction Project Organization
Planning and Scheduling (PERT/CPM)
Construction Estimates
Construction Methods & Operations
Construction Equipment Operations and Maintenance

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Engr. Carlo G. Katigbak

Course Lecturer

Top 5 Civil Engineering Board Exam 1993
Doctor of Management Engineering Graduate
BSCE, (Magna Cum Laude)
Aboitiz Corporation Academic Scholar,
Department of Education Scholar,
Awardee: Leadership Excellence,
Awardee: Most Outstanding Alumni
Awardee:Ten Outstanding Pangasinan Awardee in the field of Engineering
FAPE Scholar
Design Engineer, ABOITIZ Engineering, 1995
Reviewer, MERIT Review Center, (1994 – Oct. 1998)
Reviewer, CEERS – CPRC, (1998 – Apr 2000)
Reviewer Excel Review Center (1997, June 2000- Apr.2003)
Review Manager, PRIME Review Center
Author – Various Engineering Review Book

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