B.S. CIVIL ENGINEERING
Civil and Environmental Engineering Department Office
Engineering Bldg. (13), Room 263
(805) 756-2947
Courses are displayed by Major, Support, General Education and Breadth, and Electives.
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MAJOR COURSES |
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CE 111 Civil Introduction to Civil Engineering |
1 |
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CE 114 Intro CAD in Civil & Environmental Engr |
4 |
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CE 204 Strength of Materials |
3 |
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CE 205 Strength of Materials |
2 |
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CE 206 Strength of Materials Laboratory |
1 |
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CE 221, 222 Fundamentals of Transportation Engineering and Laboratory |
3,2 |
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CE 259 Civil Engineering Materials |
2 |
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CE 336 Water Resources Engineering |
4 |
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CE 337 Hydraulics Laboratory |
1 |
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CE 351 Structural Analysis |
5 |
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CE 355 Reinforced Concrete Design |
3 |
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CE 381 Geotechnical Engineering |
4 |
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CE 382 Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory |
1 |
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CE 407 Structural Dynamics |
4 |
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CE 453 Structural Steel Design |
3 |
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CE 461 Senior Project |
2 |
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CE 462 Senior Project |
2 |
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1 Adviser approved emphasis area to be selected from: general civil, geotechnical, structural, transportation, or water resources engineering |
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1,2 Adviser approved technical electives |
14 |
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SUPPORT COURSES |
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AE 237 Engineering Surveying I |
2 |
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AE 238 Engineering Surveying II |
2 |
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BIO 220 Physiology and Biological Adaptation or BACT 221 General Bacteriology (B.1.b., E.2.)* |
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CHEM 124 General Chemistry (B.1.a.)* |
4 |
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CHEM 125 General Chemistry |
4 |
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CSC 251 Digital Computer Applications or |
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CSC 331/CSC 332/IME 314 |
3 |
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EE 201 Electric Circuits Theory |
3 |
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ENVE 331 Intro to Environmental Engineering |
3 |
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GEOL 201 Physical Geology |
3 |
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MATE 210 Materials Engineering |
3 |
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MATE 215 Materials Engineering Laboratory |
1 |
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MATH 141 Calculus I (B.2.)* |
4 |
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MATH 142 Calculus II (B.2.)* |
4 |
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MATH 143 Calculus III |
4 |
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MATH 241 Calculus IV |
4 |
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MATH 242 Differential Equations |
4 |
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ME 211 Engineering Statics |
3 |
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ME 212 Engineering Dynamics |
3 |
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ME 302 Thermodynamics |
3 |
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ME 341 Fluid Mechanics |
3 |
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PHYS 131 General Physics (B.1.a.)* |
4 |
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PHYS 132 General Physics |
4 |
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PHYS 133 General Physics |
4 |
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STAT 312 Statistical Methods for Engineers |
3 |
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GENERAL EDUCATION AND BREADTH |
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For selection of GEB electives, see current Catalog or Class Schedule. |
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Area A: |
14 |
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ENGL 114 (A1) |
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ENGL 125/PHIL 125/SPC 125 (A2) |
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SPC 201/SPC 202 (A3) |
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ENGL 215 or ENGL 218 (A4) |
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Area B: |
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A minimum of 18 units is required; 18 of the units are in Support Physical sciences (B.1.a.)* see Support Courses Life sciences (B.1.b.)* see Support Courses Mathematics/statistics (B2)* see Support courses |
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Area C: |
18 |
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PHIL 230 or PHIL 231 (C1) |
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Critical reading electives (C1) (C1) |
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Fine and performing arts elective (C2) |
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Literature, philosophy, arts elective (300-400) (C3) |
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Arts and humanities elective (Area C) |
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Area D: |
18 |
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HIST 202 (USCP) or HIST 204 (D1) |
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POLS 210 (D1) |
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HIST 315 (D2) |
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ECON 201/211/222 (D3) |
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Social institutions elective (100-200) (D4a) |
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Social institutions elective (300-400) (D4b) |
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Area E: |
3 |
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A minimum of 5 units is required; 2 of the units are in Support PSY 201/PSY 202 (E1) |
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Self development (E2)* see Support Courses |
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Area F: |
0 |
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A minimum of 2 units is required; 2 of the units are in Support Computer literacy (F1)* see Support Courses |
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Total GEB A minimum of 75 units is required; 22 units are in Support |
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ELECTIVES |
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1 To be selected in accordance with the A.B.E.T. 24-unit Engineering Design requirement, after consultation with your academic adviser.
2 No more than 4 units of coursework other than CE/ENVE may be used to satisfy the Civil Engineering degree requirement.
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08/22/97