Critical Courses
The timely completion of the sequence of math (MATH) and basic science (CHEM and PHYS) courses leading up to the engineering mechanics (ENGR) courses is very important. It is also important that the prerequisites for all courses, in general, be included in the planning and scheduling for each semester. A C-grade or better is required in a prerequisite course to enroll in the follow-up course.
As quickly as possible, the first calculus course (MATH 270) should be successfully completed to enroll in physics, PHYS 201. Upon completion of the PHYS 201, you can enroll in the first engineering mechanics course, ENGR 211, Statics, followed by Strength of Materials (ENGR 219) and Fluid Mechanics (ENGR 304) in following semester. These courses are fundamental to most of the civil engineering courses and are requirements in other courses.
CIVE Courses
- CIVE 101 Intro to Civil Engineering
- CIVE 225 Surveying
- CIVE 322 Environmental Engineering I
- CIVE 328 Geotech. Engineering
- CIVE 332 Structural Mechanics I
- CIVE 422 Environmental Engineering II
- CIVE 426 Steel Design
- CIVE 427 Reinforced Concrete
- CIVE 429 Hydrology
- CIVE 434 Hydraulics
- CIVE 435 Transport Engineering
- CIVE 438 Foundational Engineering
- CIVE 442 Civil Engineering Design
- CIVE 444 Civil Engineering Seminar
- CIVE 450 Highway Engineering
- CIVE 480 Construction Engineering
- 2 CIVE electives (6 credit hours total)
Engineering Courses
- ENGR 201 Electrical Circuits
- ENGR 203 Mechanics of Materials
- ENGR 211 Statics
- ENGR 302 Thermodynamics
- ENGR 304 Fluid Mechanics
- ENGR 313 Dynamics
Industrial Technology
- ITEC 270
Math & Science Courses
Math
- MATH 270 Calculus I
- MATH 301 Calculus II
- MATH 302 Calculus III
- MATH 350 Differential equations
- Statistics elective
Chemistry
- CHEM 107 General Chemistry I
- CHEM 108 General Chemistry II
- CHEM 115 General Chemistry Lab
Physics
- PHYS 201 General Physics I
Science
- 1 biological science elective