Institute of Technology Carlow Curriculum

Elective Regulation

- All modules are mandatory - The following modules require that students must participate in class work, practical work and project work and must achieve a minimum of 50% in these elements of continuous assessment in order to have satisfied the module learning outcomes: - Material Science - The following modules show that part of the module are shared: - Engineering Science I and Engineering Drawing + Information Technology I

Elective Regulation

- All modules are mandatory - The following modules require that students must participate in class work, practical work and project work and must achieve a minimum of 50% in these elements of continuous assessment in order to have satisfied the module learning outcomes: - Surveying and Setting Out I - The following modules show that part of the module are shared: - Engineering Science II and Engineering Drawing + Information Technology II

Elective Regulation

- All modules are mandatory - The following modules require that students must participate in class work, practical work and project work and must achieve a minimum of 50% in these elements of continuous assessment in order to have satisfied the module learning outcomes: - Soil Mechanics, Water Engineering, Civil Engineering Drawing + Surveying

Elective Regulation

- All modules are mandatory - The following modules require that students must participate in class work, practical work and project work and must achieve a minimum of 50% in these elements of continuous assessment in order to have satisfied the module learning outcomes: - Quantity Surveying & Estimating - Students may EXIT at this stage of the programme with a Higher Certificate in Engineering in Civil Engineering (Embedded Exit Award), provided they have achieved the required learning outcomes and have accumulated 120 credits. IT Carlow academic regulations apply.

Elective Regulation

- All modules are mandatory

Elective Regulation

- All modules are mandatory - The following modules require that students must participate in class work, practical work and project work and must achieve a minimum of 50% in these elements of continuous assessment in order to have satisfied the module learning outcomes: - Earthworks Analysis - The Civil Engineering Project module is delivered on a year-long basis with the credits awarded at the end of Semester 6.