Civil Engineering

Students take required courses and select electives that best fulfill their personal goals from the following general areas of study. A total of 132 credit hours is required for graduation.

Undergraduate Concentrations

Students may identify broad concentrations in either general civil engineering or environmental engineering. Within these, students may choose elective courses to permit additional exposure to selected areas of civil or environmental engineering such as transportation, structural, geotechnical, environmental, and water resources engineering. In environmental engineering, electives may be selected to focus on water quality and treatment, bioremediation, solid and hazardous wastes, air quality, and air pollution control.

• Civil Engineering Curriculum Manual with Core (October 2015) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering Curriculum Manual with Core (August 2015) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering Curriculum Manual with Core (June 2014) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering Curriculum Manual with Core (December, 2013) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering Check Sheet & Transfer Evaluation Form – (June 2014) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering Check Sheet & Transfer Evaluation Form - (June, 2013) (PDF)

Civil Engineering

• Civil & Environmental Engineering B.S. Check Sheet (PDF)

General Civil Emphasis - Typical Schedules

• Civil Engineering, general civil emphasis Flowchart (January 2018) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering, general civil emphasis (September 2017) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering, general civil emphasis with MATH 104 (September 2017) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering, general civil emphasis (Fall 2015) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering, general civil emphasis with MATH 104 (Fall 2015) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering, general civil emphasis for Transfer Students (PDF)

Environmental Emphasis - Typical Schedules

• Civil Engineering, environmental emphasis Flowchart (January 2018) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering, environmental emphasis (September 2017) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering, environmental emphasis (Fall 2015) (PDF)
• Civil Engineering, environmental emphasis (PDF)
• Civil Engineering, environmental emphasis for Transfer Students (PDF)

General Electives

• Curriculum Requirements for General Electives (PDF)