Program Educational Objectives (PEO)
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PEO 1: Produce competent and employable Civil Engineering graduates with entrepreneurial capabilities and the ability to create job opportunities. |
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PEO 2: Produce professional Civil Engineers capable of planning, analyzing, designing, constructing, supervising, and maintaining civil engineering infrastructure in accordance with technical, economic, environmental, and safety standards. |
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PEO 3: Produce innovative and research-oriented Civil Engineers capable of solving construction industry and community problems through appropriate technologies for sustainable national development. |
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PEO 4: Produce ethical and responsible Civil Engineering professionals with leadership, communication, teamwork, and lifelong learning abilities to serve the construction industry and society effectively. |
The following table shows the alignment between each Program Educational Objective and the Department Missions.
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PEO / Mission |
M - 1 |
M - 2 |
M - 3 |
Justification |
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PEO - 1 |
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Aligns strongly with M1 through practice-oriented education
and employability. Also supports M3 through engagement with industries and
entrepreneurship development. |
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PEO - 2 |
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Supports M1 by producing skilled graduates through practical
education and aligns with M3 through industry-linked professional practice
and infrastructure development. |
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PEO - 3 |
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Strongly aligned with M2 through applied research, innovation,
and technology transfer. Also supports M3 through community engagement and
industry problem solving. |
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PEO - 4 |
√ |
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Supports M1 in developing attitudinally mature graduates and
aligns with M3 through leadership, collaboration, and societal engagement. |
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SO 1 |
Identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems
using principles of engineering, science, and mathematics. |
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SO 2 |
Apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet
specified needs with consideration of public health, safety, and global,
cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors. |
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SO 3 |
Communicate effectively with a range of audiences. |
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SO 4 |
Recognize ethical and professional responsibilities and make
informed judgments considering global, economic, environmental, and societal
contexts. |
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SO 5 |
Function effectively on diverse teams to provide leadership,
create collaborative environments, and meet objectives. |
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SO 6 |
Develop and conduct experiments, analyze and interpret data,
and use engineering judgment to draw conclusions. |
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SO 7 |
Acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate
learning strategies. |
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Total ECTS Required for Graduation: 336 ECTS ▸ General / Basic
Courses: 138 ECTS ▸ Core Compulsory
Courses: 193 ECTS ▸ Elective Courses: 5 ECTS ▸ Minimum CGPA Required:
2.00 ▸ Minimum Core CGPA: 2.00 |
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Regular Program |
Based on Ethiopian Higher Education
Entrance Examination (EHEE) or equivalent qualification, with required pass
marks in Physics and Mathematics. |
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Advanced Standing |
TVET (10+3) diploma graduates in
construction-related fields admitted on a competitive basis, with COC
certification. |
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International Students |
Applicants from foreign countries with
strong Physics & Mathematics scores, evaluated by the University Senate. |
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Staff Admission |
Junior university staff with 2+ years of
service may apply on a non-competitive basis with recommendation letter. |