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We empower our students to gain technical, design, and management skills needed for leadership. We emphasize fundamental principles and design methods that apply to many career paths. We conduct research that advances our ability to 1) plan, design, construct, and operate society's infrastructure; 2) design and control behavior of materials; 3) sustain natural and engineered environmental systems.
Our research deepens the understanding of the underlying science and engineering practice. There are various fields in the department including Geotechnical, Structural, Water Resources, Hydraulic, Environmental and Highway Engineering. The department encourages students to apply their classroom knowledge and develop their creative potentials and abilities through various on and off-campus activities. Most graduates work in government, research center, public and private construction and engineering company or continue to study in graduate school.

1) At least 24 course units of graduate level credit in Civil Engineering courses are required for the master's degree, 60 course units for the doctor's degree (including units completed in master course).


2) Students have to pass a qualifying examination.


3) Students must fulfill presentation, defense, and document requirements for the thesis committee.


4) A thesis advisor can be any faculty member from the Department of Civil Engineering.

Advanced Mechanics of Materials, Special Topics in Steel Structure, Finite Element
Method, Theory of Structural Stability, Reliability Theory in Civil Engineering, Advanced Soil Mechanics, Soil Behavior, Soil and Rock Dynamics, Highway Pavement Engineering, Highway Geometric Design, Water Resources System Engineering, Engineering of Dams, Hydrodynamics.

Young-Shik Paik, Ph.D.
[Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1977, Professor, Reliability, Slope Stability, yspaik@khu.ac.kr, http://web.khu.ac.kr/~geotech ]


Jae-Soo Shim, Ph.D.

[Seoul National University, 1986, Professor, jsshim@khu.ac.kr, http://web.khu.ac.kr/~jsshim]


Zoo-Ok An, Ph.D.
[ Korea University, 1989, Professor, Structure Engineering, zoan@khu.ac.kr, http://web.khu.ac.kr/~rclab ]


Eun-Tae Lee, Ph.D.

[Korea University, 1987, Professor, Water Resource Engineering, etlee@khu.ac.kr, http://web.kyunghee.ac.kr/~hydrolab]


Young-Jin Mok, Ph.D.

[University of Texas at Austin, 1987, Professor, Soil Dynamics, yjmok@khu.ac.kr, http://web.khu.ac.kr/~sdlab]


Suk-keun Lee, Ph.D.
[Texas A&M University, 1991, Professor, Highway Engineering,
skrhee@khu.ac.kr, http://web.kyunghee.ac.kr/~highway]


Eui-seung Hwang, Ph.D.
[University of Michigan, 1990, Professor, Civil Engineering, eshwang@khu.ac.kr, http://web.khu.ac.kr/~eshwang]


Do-hun Lee, Ph.D.
[Penn. State University, 1993, Associate Professor, Ground Water Hydraulics, dohlee@khu.ac.kr, http://web.kyunghee.ac.kr/~hydrolab]


Seok-Oh Ko, Ph.D.
[Texas A&M University, 1998, Assistant Professor, Environmental Engineering, Soko@khu.ac.kr, http://gaya.khu.ac.kr/environment]


Seong-Min Kim, Ph.D.
[University of Texas at Austin, 1996, Assistant Professor, Structural Engineering, seongmin@khu.ac.kr, http://ssm.khu.ac.kr]

1) Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory
URL : http://web.khu.ac.kr/~geotech
Director : Professor Young-Shik Paik (yspaik@khu.ac.kr)

Research Overview
Our Laboratory is the branch of engineering dealing with the analysis, design and construction of foundations, slopes, retaining structures and other systems that are made of or are supported by soil or rock.
There is a breadth of opportunities for practicing, teaching and doing research in geotechnical engineering.
The geotechnical group has continuously maintained a balance between theoretical, experimental, and design-oriented research, and this tradition remains true today.

Ongoing Project
Development of Total Management System Using Observation Method for Earth Retaining structure under Ground Excavation Concrete Retaining Wall System using Compressibility of EPS Inclusion An Experimental Study of Characteristics of Block Friction and Earth Pressure Distribution for Segmental Reinforced Retaining Wall

2) Structural Engineering Laboratory
URL : http://web.khu.ac.kr/~jsshim
Director : Professor Jae-Soo Shim (jsshim@khu.ac.kr)

Research Overview
This lab basically studies the behavior and principle of steel & concrete structures. It is to analyze and understand the movements of the structures, predicting by using the deformed configuration. To be the proper guide to civil structural engineering, in an increasingly diverse society, we are trying to make the study results applicable to the field through improved research.

Ongoing Project
Bolt Tension Measurement from Head Strain Data.
FE Modeling of Four-Bolt, Tubular Moment End-Plate Connections.
Behavior and Modeling of a Bolt Bearing on a Single Plate.
Effective Hybrid/Mixed Finite Elements for Folded-Plate Structures.
Finite-Element Analysis of Steel Concrete Composite Plate Girder.


3) Reinforced Concrete Laboratory
URL : http://web.kyunghee.ac.kr/~rclab
Director : Professor Zoo-Ok An (zoan@khu.ac.kr)


Research Overview
The Reinforced Concrete Laboratory is intensively studies the analysis and design of various reinforced concrete structures such as bridge, railroad, subway and research various application field such as steel structure analysis (LRFD) etc. Moreover, the Laboratory conducts research about structural analysis that use common use analysis program such as MIDAS, SAP, LUSAS and development of application program for reinforced concrete structural analysis, and bridge and reinforced concrete column field.

Ongoing Project
Seismic analysis of long span bridge
Nonlinear analysis of cable stayed bridge
Creep and shrinkage effects on the cable stayed bridge
A dynamic behaviour of cable stayed bridge that considers site character
Bucking analysis of cable stayed bridge

4) Hydro Laboratory
URL: http://web.khu.ac.kr/~hydrolab
Director : Professor Eun-Tae Lee(etlee@khu.ac.kr)
Associate Professor Do-hun Lee(dohlee@khu.ac.kr)

Research Overview
Our research at the Hydro-lab at Kyunghee University focuses on the study of hydrology. Our hydro laboratory analyzes the scandal conduct which is a natural condition and the environment damage which is caused by inundation or water shortage of the rivers engineering. It examines closely develops the civil official and develops the appropriate model.

Ongoing Project
Spatial-temporal for enemy quality analysis of rivers possibility total star floodgate data.
Internal organs outflow quality interpretation which considers underground water circulation.(3rd year) Flood quantity measurement and irrigation monitoring of Osanchun river environment maintenance enterprises.

5) Soil Dynamics Laboratory
URL : http://web.khu.ac.kr/~sdlab
Director : Professor Young-Jin Mok(yjmok@khu.ac.kr)

Research Overview
The major studies of the KHU Soil Dynamics Laboratory are not only finding out the deformation characteristics of soils at small strain range using field and laboratory tests, but the evaluation of site characteristics and the analysis of response.
We study the deformation characteristics of the ground, such as the evaluation of the static or dynamic stiffness and measuring module for designing paving roads by automating and improving of RC/TS testing equipments.
We use the Cross-hole test, Down-hole test, In-hole test in field and RC/TS test in the laboratory to evaluate site characteristics.
Our lab is also doing research on analytic modeling using FEM package such as ABAQUS or FLAC.

Ongoing Projects
Development of In-hole method to measure stiffness of subsurface materials
Examination of application of Off-shore seismic cone test
Examination of tunnel-stability using considering vibration effect and measuring properties according to tunneling method
Crack evaluation of concrete structure using high-performance seismic test and ultramodern semiconductor sensor
Study of soil characteristic for measurement of freezing depth

6) Highway Engineering Laboratory
URL: http://web.khu.ac.kr/~highway
Director: Professor Suk-Keun Rhee (skrhee@khu.ac.kr)

Research overview
Our research at the Highway Engineering Laboratory at Kyung Hee University focuses on the study on Highway and Transportation Engineering. Also, generally study the behavior and the characterization of asphalt pavement materials.

Ongoing Projects
Development of material specification and new technology for the prevention of occurring potholes on asphalt pavement
Study on failure of asphalt pavement and modeling of structural analysis
Study on judgment of back filled propriety and abutment design programming

7) Bridge Engineering Laboratory
URL : http://web.khu.ac.kr/~eshwang
Director : Professor Eui-seung Hwang (eshwang@khu.ac.kr)
Research Overview
Our research at the Bridge Engineering Laboratory at Kyung Hee University focuses on the study of bridge behavior, Load factor for LRFD, temperature loads for bridges and movement load of bridges.
Through our research, we generally study the behavior of bridges and compute a new load factor for LRFD.

Ongoing Projects
Drying shrinkage of fly-ash concrete
Calibration of LRFD Bridge Desing Code
Development of bridge design load model(live load, temperature load, wind load)
Study on the behavior of curved steel box girder bridges
Study of tunnel stability on section of works No.911 subway line 9

8) Environmental Laboratory
URL: http://gaya.khu.ac.kr/environment
Director: Assistant Professor Seok-Oh Ko (Soko@khu.ac.kr)

Research Overview
Our research at the Civil & Environmental Engineering Laboratory focuses on the treatment of waste water and-remediation of polluted soil.
The purpose of our lab. study is improving and developing physical and chemical treatment of contaminants.
We create economical and efficient treatment & remediation process.

Ongoing Projects
Development of thermally enhanced remediation technology to remove semi-volatile organic contaminants from soils.
Surfactant-enhanced removal of organic contaminants from soils and groundwater.
Development of soil washing process for the removal of heavy metals from soils.
Advanced treatment processes of subaqueous sediments.
Development of reactive capping system for the removal of contaminants in sediments.
Laboratory and field study on the advanced oxidation process.

9)Structural Systems & Materials Laboratory
URL: http://ssm.khu.ac.kr/
Director: Assistant Professor Seong-Min Kim (seongmin@khu.ac.kr)

Research Overview
The studies at the Structural Systems & Materials Laboratory include numerical and experimental analyses of the structural systems such as slabs, beams, pavements, and bridges, and the development of the state-of-the-art structural systems and high performance materials.
This laboratory is currently developing new technologies for repairing of pavement systems using precast concrete slabs and for measuring concrete relative humidity to predict concrete shrinkage strains. In addition, some computer programs to analyze the behaviors of different types of pavement systems have been developed and some are now being developed.

Ongoing Projects
- Analysis of moisture variations in Portland cement concrete
- Analysis of cracking in continuously reinforced concrete pavement systems in the KHC Test Road
- Development of the Korean pavement design guide
- Analysis of temperature and moisture distributions in concrete pavement structures
- Development of detailed technologies for precast pavement systems

 

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