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TTG BS Civil Engineering (BSCE)

Civil Engineering thesis titles

Civil engineering theses usually test a material, assess an existing structure or analyze a local system like traffic or drainage. The most finishable titles use materials and sites you can get to, like agricultural waste in concrete mixes or a specific road intersection, and name the property or performance you will measure.

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Example titles for civil engineering students

Six titles in the shape TTG suggests. Use them to see what “specific and feasible” looks like, not as titles to submit: your adviser will want a topic that's yours.

Compressive Strength of Concrete With Rice Husk Ash as Partial Replacement for Cement

Rice husk is abundant agricultural waste in rice-producing provinces, and cement is the costliest part of concrete. Testing replacement levels gives a clear, repeatable experiment.

Research type
Experimental
Suggested method
Completely randomized design, four replacement levels, three cylinders per curing age
Feasibility
High feasibility. Needs access to a compression testing machine and consistent curing conditions.

Crushed Coconut Shell as Partial Coarse Aggregate Replacement in Non-Load-Bearing Concrete Hollow Blocks

Coconut shells are discarded in large quantities in coconut-producing areas. Using them in hollow blocks tests a low-cost material for non-structural walls.

Research type
Experimental
Suggested method
Experimental design with four replacement levels, five blocks each, tested at 28 days
Feasibility
High feasibility. Materials are cheap; block molding and curing take about six weeks.

Traffic Flow Analysis and Level of Service of a Signalized Intersection Along the National Highway in Calamba City

A single congested intersection can delay traffic across a whole corridor. Measuring its level of service gives a basis for specific signal timing and lane recommendations.

Research type
Quantitative
Suggested method
Manual and video traffic counts over two weeks with capacity analysis
Feasibility
High feasibility. Needs coordination with the city traffic office for signal timing data.

Structural Vulnerability Assessment of a Two-Storey Public School Building in Bohol Using Rapid Visual Screening

Many older school buildings were built before current seismic provisions. Screening one building shows how rapid assessment can prioritize retrofitting.

Research type
Case study
Suggested method
Single-building case study using rapid visual screening and plan review
Feasibility
Medium feasibility. Requires school division permission and access to building plans if available.

Flood Susceptibility Assessment of a Riverside Barangay in Marikina City Using Community Mapping and Drainage Capacity Analysis

Engineering flood models rarely include residents' knowledge of where water actually collects. Combining drainage analysis with community mapping gives a more practical picture.

Research type
Mixed methods
Suggested method
Rational method drainage analysis with participatory mapping workshops (≈20 residents)
Feasibility
Medium feasibility. Needs barangay cooperation and site surveys of drainage structures.

Effect of Recycled PET Plastic Strips on the Flexural Strength of Concrete Beams

Plastic bottles are a persistent waste problem, and fibers can improve concrete's resistance to cracking. Testing recycled strips in small beams is inexpensive and well documented.

Research type
Experimental
Suggested method
Experimental design with four fiber contents, three beams each, third-point loading test
Feasibility
High feasibility. Needs a flexural testing setup; cutting uniform strips is time-consuming.