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Lois Furioso

Adjunct Faculty

College of Engineering Technology

Lois Furioso

Adjunct Faculty

College of Engineering Technology

Currently Teaching

CVET-140
2 Credits
A study of common construction materials in civil engineering with particular emphasis on Portland cement concrete and asphalt cement concrete. Aggregates, Portland cement, and asphalt cement (each an ingredient in the concretes) are studied extensively. Mass-volume relationships are explored in relation to these materials. An overview of laboratory testing procedures for evaluating these materials is provided. Important properties of masonry, steel, and wood products are also discussed.
CVET-350
2 Credits
This course exposes students to the fields of highway and traffic engineering. The areas of planning, design, construction, and operation are covered. Emphasis is placed on specific skills needed in these fields, including highway standards; geometry and alignment; traffic signal timing and design, drainage; earthwork; safety standards; and structures.

In the News

  • April 4, 2023

    team of college students standing around a long concrete canoe.

    Reviving the concrete canoe and steel bridge teams

    RIT’s concrete canoe and steel bridge teams are presenting their products in person at the regional Upstate New York-Canada ASCE Student Symposium on April 20-22 for the first time as a pair since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.