The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering requires the completion of 128 credit hours. For credit toward the degree,
a grade of "C" or better must be received in each course listed, except for humanities and social science courses not
applied toward Gordon Rule writing requirements. In addition, all prerequisites for each mathematics, science, or
engineering course must be completed with a grade of "C" or better before enrollment is permitted.
The degree components are listed below.
| General Studies |
| College Writing I see notes 1,2 |
ENC 1101 |
3 |
| College Writing II see notes 1,2 |
ENC 1102 |
3 |
| Public Speaking |
SPC 2601 |
3 |
| Social Sciences see notes 1,3,4 |
9 |
| Humanities see notes 1,3,4 |
9 |
| Total |
27 |
|
| Basic Mathematics and Sciences |
| Calculus for Engineers I see notes 1,5 |
MAC 2253 |
4 |
| Calculus for Engineers II see notes 1,5 |
MAC 2254 |
4 |
| Calculus with Analytic Geometry III |
MAC 2313 |
4 |
| Engineering Mathematics I |
MAP 3305 |
3 |
| Probability and Statistics for Engineers | STA 4032 | 3 |
| General Chemistry I see note 1 | CHM 2045 | 3 |
| General Chemistry I Lab see note 1 | CHM 2045L | 1 |
| Physics for Engineers I see note 1,6 |
PHY 2043 | 3 |
| General Physics I Lab | PHY 2048L | 1 |
| Physics for Engineers II see note 1,6 |
PHY 2044 | 3 |
| General Physics II Lab | PHY 2049L | 1 |
| Surveying and Mapping |
GEO 4930 |
3 |
| Total | 33 |
|
| Engineering Fundamentals |
| Fundamentals of Engineering |
EGN 1002 |
3 |
| Computer Programming Elective see note 7 |
3 |
| Fundamentals of AutoCad see note 8 |
CGN 2327 |
3 |
| Structural Statics |
CGN 4930 |
3 |
| Dynamics |
EGM 3400 or EOC 3113 |
3 |
| Strength of Materials |
CGN 4930 |
3 |
| Engineering Science Elective see note 9 |
3 |
| Total |
21 |
|
| Professional Core see note 10 |
| Civil Engineering Materials see note 8 |
CGN 3501C | 3 |
| Applied Hydraulics see note 8 |
CWR 3201C | 4 |
| Hydrologic Engineering | CWR 4202 | 3 |
| Environmental Science and Engineering | ENV 3001 | 3 |
| Water & Wastewater Technology |
ENV 4501 |
3 |
| Soil Mechanics see note 8 |
CEG 3011C | 4 |
| Foundation Engineering | CEG 4012 | 3 |
| Analysis of Structures | CES 3102 | 3 |
| Structural Steel Design | CES 4605 | 3 |
| Reinforced Concrete Design | CES 4702 | 3 |
| Transportation Engineering I | TTE 4004 | 3 |
| Transportation Engineering II | TTE 4005 | 3 |
| Civil Engineering Design I see note 8 |
CGN 4803C |
3 |
| Civil Engineering Design II see note 8 |
CGN 4804C | 3 |
| Total |
44 |
|
Technical Elective
Students should select 3 credits from a list of approved civil engineering technical electives
(contact the department for a list). An Engineering Career Development
co-op experience does not replace the civil engineering technical elective.
|
| Total |
3 |
|
Curriculum Notes:
- Contributes to University Core Curriculum requirements.
- Contributes to Gordon Rule writing requirement.
- Social Sciences/Humanities courses, totaling 6 or more credit
hours, must be selected to satisfy Gordon Rule writing requirements.
- Two or more of the Social Sciences and/or Humanities selections
must have a global perspective. Contact the Department for the
list of approved Social Science/Humanities courses.
- Contributes to Gordon Rule mathematics requirement.
- PHY 2048 and PHY 2049 (4 credits each) are acceptable substitutes,
but only 6 credits will apply toward the degree.
- Contact the Department for the list of approved computer programming
electives.
- Includes a 1-credit laboratory.
- Contact the Department for the list of approved engineering
science electives.
- All professional core courses contain a communications component
(writing or speaking).
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