Civil Engineering

There are four concentrations of civil engineering:

Geotechnical
Complete the following courses:

CE EN 103 : Engineering Mechanics–Statics (3:3:0)
CE EN 203 : Engineering Mechanics–Mechanics of Materials (3:3:0)
CE EN 321 : Structural Analysis (3:3:0)
CE EN 341 : Elementary Soil Mechanics (3:2:3)
CE EN 424 : Reinforced Concrete Design (3:3:0)

Structures and Structural Mechanics
Complete the following courses:

CCE 103: Engineering Mechanics–Statics (3:3:0)
CCE 203: Engineering Mechanics–Mechanics of Materials (3:3:0)
CE 321: Structural Analysis (3:3:0)
CE 507: Linear Finite Element Methods (3:3:0)

Transportation
Complete the following courses:

CE EN 103 : Engineering Mechanics–Statics (2:2:0)
CE EN 203 : Engineering Mechanics–Mechanics of Materials (3:3:0)
CE EN 304 : Civil Engineering Materials: Metals, Woods, and Composites (1.5:2:3)
CE EN 306 : Civil Engineering Materials: Concrete, Masonry, and Asphalt (1.5:2:3)
CE EN 341 : Elementary Soil Mechanics (3:2:3)
CE EN 351 : Environmental Engineering (3:2:3)

Water Resources and Environmental
Complete the following courses:

CE EN 103 : Engineering Mechanics–Statics (2:2:0)
CE EN 203 : Engineering Mechanics–Mechanics of Materials (3:3:0)
CE EN 332 : Hydraulics and Fluid Flow Theory (3:2:3)
CE EN 351 : Environmental Engineering (3:3:0)

Complete one of the following courses:

CE EN 431 : Hydrology (3:3:0)
CE EN 433 : Hydraulic Engineering (3:3:0)