Course List

Undergraduate Course Information

Math and Science:

MTH141 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
CHM107 General Chemistry I
CHM110 Chemistry Laboratory I
PHY160/161 General Physics I /General Physics Lab I
MTH142 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II
CHM108 General Chemistry II
PHY 162/163 General Physics II / General Physics Lab II
MTH241 Analytic Geometry and Calculus III
MTH372 Differential Equations with Linear Algebra
MTH427 Applied Probability and Statistics

Introduction to Design:

E105 Engineering Graphics and Design

Core:

E100 Ethics and Politics of Engineering
ENL131 Academic Writing
CST101 Fundamentals of Speech
ENL303 Technical Writing

Core Objective 4: (3 courses)

Meaning and Value 9 hours
- A. Philosophy (3 hours)
  - PHL 100 Introduction to Philosophy
- B. Religious Studies (3 hours from the following):
  - Any 100 or 200 level Religious Studies course
- C. Philosophy or Religious Studies (3 hours ¬ any PHL or RS course)

Core Objective 5: (3 courses)

I. Two courses from 5A, or 5B, or 5C. It is recommended that both are from the same area, i.e. 5B.
II. One course from 5D (Comparative Experiences) in general core outline
- 5A. Historical Experiences
- 5B. Literary Experiences
- 5C. Aesthetic Experiences
- 5D. Comparative Experiences

Basic Engineering:

E312 Statics
E204 Introduction to Engineering Computing
E313 Dynamics
E326/327 Mechanics of Materials /Mechanics of Materials Laboratory
E314 Fluid Mechanics
E315 Thermodynamics I
E250 or E320 Principles of Electrical Engineering
E317 Science of Materials

Civil & Environmental Engineering:

CE340/341 Engineering Surveys and Lab
CEC300
CTA301/302/303 Engineering Co-op Assignment
E301/302/303 Professional World of Work I/ Professional World of Work II /Professional World of Work III
CE348/349 Soil Mechanics
CE410 Transportation Engineering
CE342 Structural Theory
CE468 Design of Steel and Concrete Structures
CE450/451 Water and Wastewater Engineering / Water and Wastewater Engineering Lab...
CE453 Applied Hydraulics and Hydrology
E324 Engineering Economy
CE345 Construction Materials
CE482 Senior Design Project

Technical Electives:

Additionally, students choose two or more courses from the list of Technical Electives based on their interests.

Structures, Foundations, Construction

Environment

Transportation

Land Development

Recommended

CE485 Project Management

CE480 Retention Systems

AR503 Masonry (Sr)

CE478 Foundation Engineering

AR559 Construction Law (Sr)

CE463 Risk Analysis

CE430 Forensic Engineering

CE463 Risk Analysis

CE483 Hazardous Waste

CE484 Environmental Chemistry & Design

CE486 Environmental Microbiology & Design

CE488 Solid Waste

CE490 Municipal Design

CE485 Project Management

CE470 Special Topics (Transportation)

CE491 Geographic Information Systems

CE463 Risk Analysis

CE485 Project Management

MCD501/E400 Community Development

CE491 Geographic Information Systems

CE485 Project Management

CE483 Hazardous Waste
(Brownfields)

Also Consider

CE470 Special Topics (Timber)

CE476 Advanced Concrete Design

CE474 Advanced Steel Design

CE466 Bridge Design

CE475 Precast Concrete

E442 Finite Elements

CE491 Geographic Information Systems

CE578 Physical Chemical Unit Operations (Sr)

CE580 Biological Unit Operations (Sr)

*Students in the Engineering Law track may use up to 6 credits of environmentally related law courses as technical electives. (more)

CE490 Municipal Design

*Students in the Engineering Law track may use up to 6 credits of planning related law courses as technical electives. (more)