BCEE offers programs of study in Building Engineering, which is known in the US as Architectural Engineering, and Civil Engineering which includes Environmental Engineering as an option and a major research area. The CEAB-accredited undergraduate programs lead to the B.Eng. degree while the graduate programs include the Graduate Certificates, the MEng, MASc and PhD degrees.
CZEBS participants.
Front row: Lyne Dee, Project Administrative Coordinator, Dr. Paul Fazio, Neetha Vasan (MASc student), Caroline Hachem (Postdoctoral Fellow)
Back row: Dr. Jiwu Rao (research associate) and Drs. Radu Zmeureanu, Andreas Athienitis and Ted Stathopoulos. |
Senate approved the new Centre for Zero Energy Building Studies (CZEBS)
The Centre is founded by Drs. A. Athienitis (Director), P. Fazio, T. Stathopoulos and R. Zmeureanu. The centre forms a node of NSERC Smart Net-zero Energy Buildings Strategic Research Network (SNEBRN), led by Dr. Athienitis and funded by NSERC by about $5M, for 2011-2016,in addition to $2M from partners.
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NEWS & EVENTS
- Dr. S. Li's paper has been selected as a “Best of Research & Practice: Water Management” article by U.K. Institution of Civil Engineers journal: Water Management.
- The paper co-authored by Ahmed Atef, Hesham Osman, and Dr. Moselhi received the Stephan G. Revay Award in the 2013-CSCE conference in the areas of construction engineering and construction management.
- Dr. C. J. Willis's paper won honorable mention for the Stephan G. Revay Award for best journal article in the Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering in the area of construction engineering and management. He was also awarded the first ever Global Engineering Award for excellence in teaching.
- Professor Emeritus Cedric Marsh passed away in Victoria on January 21, 2013. He has made much contribution to BCEE, Concordia; and will be remembered and missed by students, staff and faculty.
- Drs. Catherine Mulligan and Tarek Zayed serve, respectively, as National & local Chair, and National Co-chair & CRC Liaison in the upcoming CSCE 2013 Annual Conference.
- Dr. Maria Elektorowicz's innovative water treatment system SMEBR
- Margarita Kotruts, first year student in Building Engineering, and her team won the third place in the Ottawa Eco-Logical Competition.
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