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In Civil Engineering |
To graduate with a Bachelor of Science
degree in Civil and Environmental
Engineering requires
135 semester units. The Curriculum
covers fundamental theory and practice
in pertinent technical areas. The course
work focuses on analytical and design
aspects and includes legal, business and
personnel problems in construction
management. A senior elective sequence
of four courses permits a limited amount
of specialization in:
- Structural
Engineering and Applied Mechanics
- Environmental
and Water Resources Engineering
- Transportation,
Construction and Geotechnical
Engineering
During
your first two academic years you
will…
- Develop
math and science skills used in
upper division civil engineering
courses.
- Take
general education classes in English
composition, humanities and social
science.
- Get
a taste of engineering with
surveying, statics, and drafting
classes using state-of-the-art
computer-aided design laboratories.
Third
year students…
- Explore
civil engineering in more depth and
begin to think about areas of
specialization.
- Take
courses that include laboratory work
to supplement theory with hands-on
experience.
As
a senior you will…
- Take
courses in the specialty of your
choice.
- Complete
an overview of civil engineering
- Fulfill
an internship in a working civil
engineering office.
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