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Department of Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering Plans of Study
Typical Civil Engineering Plan of Study (2007-2008)
Typical Civil Engineering Plan of Study (2006-2007)
Typical Cooperative Education Program Option
"A"
Typical Cooperative Education Program Option
"B"
Typical Civil Engineering Plan of Study (2005-2006)
Typical Cooperative Education Program Option
"A"
Typical Cooperative Education Program Option
"B"
Typical Plan of Study for VIEP Students
Typical Civil Engineering Plan of Study (2004-2005)
Typical Cooperative Education Program Option
"A"
Typical Cooperative Education Program Option
"B"
Notes:
These plans of study are for students who began in August 2004 or later.
Students who have begun their studies in earlier years should consult
their academic advisor for the plan that fits their class status.
Cooperative Education:
Students may request to substitute up to six credits of GE 481 through
GE 483 for the Civil Engineering Career Enhancement Electives.
Career Enhancement Electives:
These three credits must be consistent with the student's written statement
of career goals. Approval by the student's advisor and department chair
is required.
Mathematics/Science Elective:
These four credits will be satisfied by MATH 253, PHYS 142, BIO 210, CHEM
221, MET 372, or other selections approved by the student's advisor and
department chair.
Civil Engineering Electives:
These nine credits are to be selected from the array of Civil Engineering
electives provided.
Academic Area Studies Electives:
At least six credits from either the list of Academic Area Studies 2a
through 2g., upper level Christ College courses,or International Studies
Program courses. Other courses not included in this list may be proposed
for approval by the Dean of Engineering.
Engineering Science Electives:
The engineering science elective requirement may be met by taking one
of the following courses: ECE 221, ECE 281, ME 270, ME 462, ME 463, or
ME 468.
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