
Graduate student Prashanna Mishra discusses his research on building resilience in earthquake conditions in the “Did You Know” video series.
Graduate student Prashanna Mishra discusses his research on building resilience in earthquake conditions in the “Did You Know” video series.
CSU hosted a three-day symposium filled with technical engineering competitions such as concrete canoe races and steel bridge and timber-strong builds.
Pinar Omur-Ozbek presented strategies for creating meaningful connections and inspiring purpose in the classroom as part of The Institute for Learning and Teaching (TILT) Master Teacher Initiative (MTI).
Engineering instructors from institutions across Colorado, Oregon, and Wyoming gathered to provide input and lend expertise to the VECTOR project. Instructors of Statics, Mechanics of Materials, and Dynamics participated in a two-day stakeholder meeting to aid in the development of interactive engineering visualizations. “Their participation helped shape the resources that will benefit students and educators…Read more
Civil and environmental engineering faculty are contributing to the various ways the CSU Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering embraces AI.
Learn more about how CSU Civil and Environmental Engineering embraces artificial intelligence to our enhance world-class research and teaching.
Teaching Associate Professor Pinar Omur-Ozbek teaches civil and environmental engineering faculty across the country how to be more engaging teachers, and she recently led by example in her CIVE 439: Applications of Environmental Engineering Concepts course. Students were learning mass balances for environmental systems and were able to simulate outcomes to better understand the concepts,…Read more