B. Sc. in Civil Engineering (CE)
Laboratories and Resources
Fostering Practical Excellence in Civil Engineering
The Department of Civil Engineering at the European University of Bangladesh is committed to providing students with a robust, hands-on learning experience. Our state-of-the-art laboratories are the cornerstone of this commitment, offering a practical dimension to theoretical concepts. These facilities are equipped with modern instruments and software, enabling students to test, analyze, and understand the fundamental principles of civil engineering. From assessing environmental impacts and testing material strength to modeling complex structures and managing transportation systems, our labs prepare students to tackle real-world challenges, fostering innovation and ensuring they are well-prepared for successful careers in the diverse fields of civil engineering.z
Environmental Engineering Laboratory
The Environmental Engineering Laboratory at the Department of Civil Engineering, European University of Bangladesh, plays a crucial role in enhancing knowledge and practical applications in environmental engineering. This state-of-the-art facility offers students hands-on experience in assessing and solving environmental issues, with a focus on water quality and treatment. Outfitted with advanced equipment, the lab facilitates the analysis of various water and wastewater parameters, such as pH levels, total dissolved solids, biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), chemical oxygen demand (COD), and turbidity. Through experimental work, students gain the ability to assess water treatment efficiency and explore pollution control strategies. Serving as an essential resource for undergraduate students, the laboratory promotes research and innovation in environmental sustainability and public health preservation.
Equipment:
BOD Meter, BOD incubator, COD Reactor, COD Meter, pH Meter, TDS/Conductivity Meter, Digital Balance Machine, Turbidity Meter.
Transportation Engineering Laboratory
The Transportation Engineering Laboratory at the Department of Civil Engineering, European University of Bangladesh, is dedicated to enhancing student's understanding of transportation systems and infrastructure. This lab provides hands-on experience in analyzing and designing roadways, pavements, and traffic management systems. Equipped with modern testing instruments, it enables the assessment of pavement materials, including bitumen, aggregates, and asphalt mixtures, ensuring quality and durability. Students conduct experiments on key parameters such as Marshall stability, penetration, softening point, and viscosity to evaluate material performance. The lab also facilitates research on traffic flow, road safety, and transportation planning, helping students develop practical skills in solving real-world transportation challenges. By integrating theoretical knowledge with experimental analysis, the Transportation Engineering Lab plays a vital role in fostering innovation and sustainable development in the field of transportation engineering, preparing students for careers in infrastructure planning, highway design, and traffic management.
Equipment:
Marshall / CBR Testing Machine, Universal Testing Machine (UTM), Aggregate Impact Testing Machine, Los Angeles Abrasion Testing Machine, Thickness Gauge, Elongation Gauge, Temping Rods, Sieve Sets, Pycnometer, Penetration Testing Machine, Ring and Ball Apparatus, Cleveland Open Cup Apparatus.
Open Channel Flow Laboratory
The Open Channel Flow Laboratory at the Department of Civil Engineering, European University of Bangladesh, is designed to enhance student's understanding of open channel hydraulics and flow dynamics. This lab provides hands-on experience in analyzing water flow behavior in open channels, such as rivers, canals, and drainage systems. Equipped with modern hydraulic apparatus, including flumes and flow measurement devices, students conduct experiments on critical flow parameters such as velocity, discharge, energy losses, and hydraulic jumps. The lab allows students to study flow profiles, sediment transport, and channel stability, which are essential for designing efficient water conveyance systems. By bridging theoretical concepts with practical applications, this laboratory plays a vital role in developing student's problem-solving skills in hydraulic engineering. It supports research and innovation in water resource management, flood control, and sustainable hydraulic infrastructure, preparing students for careers in water engineering and environmental management.
Equipment:
Tilting Flume, Broad Crested Weir, Sluice Gate, Sharp Crested Weir, Parshall Flume, Venturi Flume, Cutthroat Flume, Measuring tap.
Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
The Fluid Mechanics Laboratory at the Department of Civil Engineering, European University of Bangladesh, provides students with practical knowledge of fluid behavior and hydraulic principles. This lab is equipped with modern instruments to conduct experiments related to fluid properties, flow measurement, pressure distribution, and energy losses in pipes and open channels. Students gain hands-on experience in analyzing fluid flow characteristics, verifying fundamental fluid mechanics theories, and understanding real-world applications in hydraulic engineering. Key experiments include Bernoulli's theorem, flow through orifices, pipe friction, and venturi meter applications. The lab plays a crucial role in bridging theoretical concepts with practical understanding, enabling students to develop problem-solving skills essential for designing efficient water distribution and drainage systems. By fostering research and innovation in fluid dynamics and hydraulic structures, the Fluid Mechanics Lab prepares students for careers in civil engineering fields such as water resource management, transportation, and environmental engineering.
Equipment:
Bernoulli's Apparatus, Center of Pressure, Orifice, Mouthpiece, V-notch, Fluid friction in pipe, Head loss due to Pipe fittings.
Soil Mechanics Laboratory
The Soil Mechanics Laboratory at the Department of Civil Engineering, European University of Bangladesh, provides students with hands-on experience in analyzing soil properties essential for geotechnical engineering. This lab is equipped with modern testing instruments to evaluate soil characteristics such as grain size distribution, moisture content, shear strength, permeability, and compaction properties. Students conduct key experiments, including Atterberg limits, standard and modified proctor tests, direct shear tests, and consolidation tests, to assess soil behavior under different loading conditions. By applying theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, students gain insights into soil stability, foundation design, and slope protection techniques. The lab plays a vital role in fostering research and innovation in geotechnical engineering, supporting the development of safe and sustainable infrastructure. Through experimental analysis and technical training, the Soil Mechanics Lab
Equipment:
Pycnometer, Funnel, Thermometer, Pipette, Casagrande Apparatus, ASTM Sieve (#4, #8, #16, #30, #40, #50, #100, #200), Pan, Spoon, Sedimentation Cylinder, Hydrometer, Porcelain Dish, Wash Bottle, Drying Oven, Mold 6 inch & 4 inch, Temping Rod, Standard Proctor Extruder, Balance (Kg), Spatula, Filter Paper, Wooden Hammer
Engineering Materials Laboratory
The Engineering Materials Laboratory at the Department of Civil Engineering, European University of Bangladesh, provides students with hands-on experience in testing and analyzing construction materials. This lab is equipped with modern instruments to assess the properties and performance of materials such as concrete, steel, timber, bricks, and aggregates. Key experiments include compressive strength tests, tensile strength tests, slump tests, and impact resistance evaluations to determine material durability, workability, and structural integrity. Students learn to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios, ensuring the selection of appropriate materials for safe and sustainable construction. The lab plays a crucial role in fostering research and innovation in material science, supporting the development of high-quality infrastructure. By integrating practical testing with engineering principles, the Engineering Materials Lab prepares students for careers in structural engineering, construction management, and material quality control, contributing to the advancement of civil engineering practices.
Equipment:
Universal Testing Machine (UTM), Concrete Mixture Machine, Electric Oven, Cube Mold, Mechanical Sieve Shaker, Los Angeles Machine, Weighing Machine, Cylinder Mold, Cube Mold, Specific Gravity test apparatus, Slump Cone Set, Unit Weight Mold, Coarse Aggregate Sieve Set, Fine Aggregate Sieve Set, Hammer (Ball Pin), Vicat Apparatus, Conical Ring with Base Plate, Tamping Rod, Pliers, Thermometer, Digital Slide Calipers
Structural Mechanics Laboratory
The Structural Mechanics Laboratory at the Department of Civil Engineering, European University of Bangladesh, provides students with hands-on experience in understanding the behavior of structural elements under various loading conditions. This lab is equipped with modern testing apparatus to analyze the strength, stability, and deformation of materials and structural components. Students conduct key experiments on beam bending, column buckling, torsion, shear force, and deflection to study stress-strain relationships and load-bearing capacities. Through practical applications, they gain insights into fundamental engineering principles, enabling them to design safe and efficient structures. The lab plays a vital role in bridging theoretical knowledge with real-world engineering challenges, fostering research and innovation in structural analysis. By developing problem-solving skills and technical expertise, the Structural Mechanics Lab prepares students for careers in structural engineering, bridge design, and infrastructure development, ensuring they contribute effectively to the construction of resilient and sustainable structures.
Equipment:
Johnson's shear tools, Rockwell hardness testing machine, Buckling test apparatus, Compressometer, Slide Caliper, Vernier Caliper, extensometer
Computer Laboratory
The Computer Laboratory at the Department of Civil Engineering, European University of Bangladesh, is a state-of-the-art facility designed to enhance student's technical proficiency in civil engineering applications. This lab is equipped with high-performance computers and industry-standard software used for structural analysis, geotechnical studies, transportation planning, hydraulic modeling, and construction management. Students gain hands-on experience with essential civil engineering software such as AutoCAD, STAAD.Pro, ETABS, SAP2000, Revit, Plaxis, ArcGIS, and Primavera. Through practical training, they develop computational skills necessary for designing, analyzing, and simulating real-world engineering projects. The lab plays a crucial role in bridging theoretical concepts with digital applications, fostering innovation and efficiency in modern engineering practices. By integrating technology with engineering education, the Computer Lab prepares students for careers in structural design, project management, and infrastructure development, ensuring they stay ahead in the rapidly evolving field of civil engineering.
Software:
AutoCAD, STAAD.Pro, ETABS, SAP2000, Revit, Plaxis, ArcGIS, Primavera and Microsoft Office.