Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Civil Engineering prepares students for a career in Civil Engineering and associated professional fields. Civil engineering is the design, construction, and maintenance of the built environment, including roads, bridges, buildings, harbors and other public works. The Civil Engineering program partners with local consulting firms, government agencies and non-profit organizations to offer students hands-on experience designing real-world projects that make a difference in our community.
Courses
- BIOL A271 — Principles of Ecology 3 Credits
- CE A201 — Introduction to Civil Engineering 1 Credit
- CE A206 — Civil Engineering 3D Modeling 1 Credit
- CE A310 — Introduction to Geotechnical Engineering 3 Credits
- CE A310L — Introduction to Geotechnical Engineering Lab 1 Credit
- CE A334 — Properties of Materials 2 Credits
- CE A334L — Properties of Materials Laboratory 1 Credit
- CE A341 — Environmental Engineering 3 Credits
- CE A351 — Structural Analysis 4 Credits
- CE A403 — Arctic Engineering 3 Credits
- CE A410 — Foundation Engineering 3 Credits
- CE A414 — Soil Strength and Slope Stability 3 Credits
- CE A420 — Fundamentals of Transportation Engineering 3 Credits
- CE A421 — Design of Highways 3 Credits
- CE A423 — Traffic Engineering 3 Credits
- CE A424 — Pavement Design 3 Credits
- CE A425 — Highway Engineering 3 Credits
- CE A432 — Steel Design 3 Credits
- CE A433 — Reinforced Concrete Design 3 Credits
- CE A437 — Project Planning 1 Credit
- CE A438 — Design of Civil Engineering Systems 3 Credits
- CE A442 — Environmental Engineering Design 3 Credits
- CE A451 — Advanced Structural Analysis 3 Credits
- CE A454 — Timber Design 3 Credits
- CE A461 — Hydraulic Analysis and Design 3 Credits
- CE A462 — Surface Water Dynamics 3 Credits
- CE A464 — Hydrologic Analysis and Design 3 Credits
- CE A476 — Coastal Engineering 3 Credits
- CE A479 — Sediment Transport and Coastal Processes 3 Credits
- CE A611 — Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering 3 Credits
- CE A612 — Advanced Foundation Design 3 Credits
- CE A652 — Advanced Steel Design 3 Credits
- CE A663 — Ground Water Dynamics 3 Credits
- CHEM A105 — General Chemistry I 3 Credits
- CHEM A105L — General Chemistry I Laboratory 1 Credit
- CHEM A106 — General Chemistry II 3 Credits
- CHEM A106L — General Chemistry II Laboratory 1 Credit
- ENGR A151 — Introduction to Engineering 1 Credit
- ES A106 — Engineering Graphics 2 Credits
- ES A209 — Statics 3 Credits
- ES A210 — Dynamics 3 Credits
- ES A261 — Introduction to Engineering Computation 3 Credits
- ES A302 — Engineering Data Analysis 3 Credits
- ES A331 — Mechanics of Materials 3 Credits
- ES A341 — Fluid Mechanics 3 Credits
- ES A341L — Fluid Mechanics Laboratory 1 Credit
- ESM A450 — Economic Analysis and Operations 3 Credits
- GEO A155 — Introduction to Surveying 2 Credits
- GEO A155L — Introduction to Surveying Laboratory 1 Credit
- GEOL A111 — Planet Earth 3 Credits
- GEOL A115 — Dangerous Earth 3 Credits
- GEOL A178 — Introduction to Oceanography 3 Credits
- MATH A251 — Calculus I 4 Credits
- MATH A251F — F.A.T. Calculus I 6 Credits
- MATH A252 — Calculus II 4 Credits
- MATH A252F — F.A.T. Calculus II 6 Credits
- MATH A253 — Calculus III 4 Credits
- MATH A302 — Ordinary Differential Equations 3 Credits
- PHIL A305 — Professional Ethics 3 Credits
- PHYS A211 — General Physics I 3 Credits
- PHYS A211L — General Physics I Laboratory 1 Credit
- PHYS A212 — General Physics II 3 Credits
- PHYS A212L — General Physics II Laboratory 1 Credit
- WRTG A111 — Writing Across Contexts 3 Credits