CEE 335
Coastal and Offshore Infrastructure Engineering
Characterization of interactions between natural and built environments to design resilient coastal and offshore infrastructure. Topics include hydraulic loading under regular and extreme conditions; fluid-soil-structure interaction on rigid, flexible and floating infrastructure; and design recommendations for infrastructure such as coastal bridges, breakwaters, ports, offshore platforms, and devices harvesting energy from renewable sources. Theoretical, experimental, and numerical approaches to model fluid-soil-structure systems will be introduced. Students may not receive credit for both CEE 335 and CEE 435 . Prerequisites: ( CEE 122 or ME 231 ) and ( CEE 059 or MECH 012 )
Topics
- hydraulic loading under regular and extreme conditions
- fluid-soil-structure interaction on rigid
- flexible and floating infrastructure
- and design recommendations for infrastructure such as coastal bridges
- breakwaters
- ports
- offshore platforms
- and devices harvesting energy from renewable sources
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027