BSCE Upper-Division Coursework
To allow students to gain expertise during their junior and senior year, six technical areas of study are offered: construction, transportation, geotechnical, structural, water and environmental engineering. During junior year, students typically complete 300-level curriculum in a pre-arranged sequence of courses, called Track I or II. In senior year, students explore areas of interest while taking courses to meet Technical Elective and Upper-Division Engineering & Science Elective requirements. Seniors also complete a spring capstone design course in a focus area of their choice.
Students complete roughly 90 credits of upper-division coursework, depending on course options selected. A minimum of 84 upper-division coursework credits is required.
CEE Junior Year Courses (40 credits)
- CEE 307 Construction Engineering (5 credits)
- CEE 317 GeoSurveying (5 credits)
- CEE 327 Transportation Engineering (5 credits)
- CEE 337 Construction Materials (5 credits)
- CEE 347 Introduction to Fluid Mechanics (5 credits)
- CEE 357 Environmental Engineering (5 credits)
- CEE 367 Geotechnical Engineering (5 credits)
- CEE 377 Introduction to Structural Design (5 credits)
CEE Senior Year Courses (34 or more credits)
- Professional Practice and Capstone: 7 credits
CEE 440 Professional Practice (2 credits)
Capstone Design Course, choice of CEE 441 Construction/Transportation Capstone; CEE 442 Structural/Geotech Capstone; CEE 444 Environmental Engineering; or CEE 445 Water/Hydrology Capstone. Capstone course must be completed with minimum 2.0 grade (5 credits) - Technical Electives: 15 credits
Students must take at least one "core" course from three of the six different Technical Electives categories. Any additional 400-level CEE courses taken, whether from the Technical Electives list or not, will count toward Technical Electives credits until 15 credits is reached. Any additional credits from 400-level courses will count toward Upper Division Electives. Core courses must be completed with a minimum grade of 2.0. - Upper-Division Engineering and Science: 12 credits
Choose any additional CEE 400-level courses (not used elsewhere) and courses from the approved list of non-departmental courses. - General Electives
To bring the balance of credits to 180, which is required to complete the degree.
