Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Concentration, BS

Program Overview

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This Civil Engineering program provides a solid foundation in mathematics, engineering sciences, and civil engineering core courses. Students can specialize their degree through elective courses in structures, geotechnical, construction/transportation, or environmental/water resources. The program culminates in a major design experience, preparing graduates for careers in civil engineering.

Program Outline

Outline:

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Mathematics and Basic Engineering Sciences

• CCE 3101 Construction Materials (3)
• CEG 2202 Intro to Geomatics (3)
• CEG 2202L Intro to Geomatics Lab
• EGM 3512 Engineering Mechanics (4)
• EGN 1004L First Year Engineering Laboratory (1)
• CGN 3326 CE Graphics & Design Tools (3)
• STA 3034 Mathematical Statistics (3)
• EGN 3331 Strength of Materials (3)
• EGN 3613 Principles of Engineering Economy (2)
• EEL 3003 Introduction To Electrical Engineering (3)
OR
• EML 3100 Thermodynamics (2)

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Group A Science Elective:

• BSC 1010C General Biology I (4)
• EVR 3235 Atmospheric Processes (3)
• GLY 2010 Principles of Geology (3)
• PCB General Ecology (3)
• EVR 3023 Introduction to Marine Environment (3)

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Civil Engineering Core Courses

• CEG 3011 Soil Mechanics (3)
• CCE 3101 Construction Materials (3)
• CES 3100 Structural Analysis (4)
• CGN 3508L Civil Engineer Material - Lab (1)
• CWR 3201 Hydraulics (3)
• CWR 3200L Environ & Hydraul Eng -lab (1)
• EES 3040 Introduction to Environmental Engineering Science (3)
• TTE 3004 Transportation Engineering (3)

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Civil Engineering Design and Professional Courses

• Students must take the courses in the following areas plus three additional electives* for a total of twenty-one hours credit.
To meet the requirement, students may select elective courses (as indicated below) to specialize their degree program to suit their individual objectives.

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Structures

• CES 4605 Steel Design (3)
OR
• CES 4702 Concrete Design (3)

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Geotechnical

• CEG 4801 Geotechnical Design (3)

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Construction/Transportation

• CCE 4XXX Construction elective (3)
OR
• TTE 4XXX Transportation elective (3)

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Environmental/Water Resources

• ENV 4001 Environmental Engineering (3)
OR
• CWR 4XXX Hydraulics, Hydrology, or Water Resources elective (3)

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Additional Electives

• Group B Elective 1 (3) *
• Group B Elective 2 (3) *
• Group B Elective 2 (3) *
• Group C Elective 1 (3) **

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Group B: Math/Engineering/Science Elective Courses (select TWO)

• BOTH Group B courses MAY be from the CEE Dept.
but at least ONE Group B course MUST be from the CEE Dept. :

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CEE Department:

• CCE 4xxx Any 4000-level CCE course not meeting another requirement
• CEG 4xxx Any 4000-level CEG course not meeting another requirement
• CES 4xxx Any 4000-level CES course not meeting another requirement
• CWR 4xxx Any 4000-level CWR course not meeting another requirement
• ENV 4xxx Any 4000-level ENV course not meeting another requirement
• TTE 4xxx Any 4000-level TTE course not meeting another requirement
• CGN 4930* Select 4000-level Special Topics (see Academic Coordinator for more information)

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FAMU:

• EVR 3028: Environmental Modeling Principles (3)
• EVR 3867: Environmental Risk Analysis (3)

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COE:

• ESI 3312C Operations Research I: Deterministic (3)
• EML 4930*Experimental Methods in Nanoscale Science & Engineering (3)

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Group C Professional/Technical Elective:

• A course outside of the CEE department emphasizing professional development, computing, and other professional/technical skills.
• COP 3014 Fundamentals Of Prog
• ENC 3243 Technical Writing (3)
• AGR 4430C Geograp Info Sys Rem
• CGN 4930 Special Topics (1 - 3)
• GIS 1040 Introduction to GIS (3)
• EIN 4445 Technology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization (3)

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Major Design Experience