Also in this
Section:
University
Requirements
College
Requirements |
Department Requirements
Finally, we get to the fun stuff. These are the specific requirements for
the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Much of the information
here is also in Appendix I of the College's Announcement. In the Announcement,
you will see several tables listing courses to take for particular emphasis.
However, you do not have to follow any of these tables. All you must satisfy
is the General Civil and Environmental Engineering Program, which is also
presented below.
General Civil and Environmental Engineering Program
| Courses |
Units
|
| General Sciences |
|
| |
Math 1A |
4
|
| |
Math 1B |
4
|
| |
Math 53 |
4
|
| |
Math 54 |
4
|
| |
Chem 1A |
4
|
| |
Physics 7A |
4
|
| |
Physics 7B |
4
|
| |
Basic Science Elective: Physics 7C or Chem 1B |
4
|
| Lower Division Engineering |
|
| |
E 11 |
3
|
| |
E 28 |
3
|
| |
E 36 |
2
|
| |
E 77 |
3
|
| |
CE 60 |
3
|
| |
CE 70 |
2
|
| |
CE 92 |
1
|
| Upper Division General Engineering |
|
| |
CE 100 |
4
|
| |
CE 130 |
3
|
| |
Engineering Science Elective: E 115 or ME 104 |
4-3
|
| |
Statistics Elective: Stat 25 or CE 193 |
3
|
| |
CE 192 |
1
|
| Elective Core (choose 4 of 7): |
12
|
| |
CE 103, CE 111, CE 120N, CE 167, CE 150 or CE
151, CE 175, CE 184 |
|
| Technical Electives (choose at least
15 units): |
15
|
| |
Any upper division CE course |
|
| |
Any graduate CE course |
|
| |
E 190, ChE 173, E 117, E 118, E 145, E 145L,
E 150, MSE 161, NE 124, MSE 148, or MSE 150 |
|
| Design Elective (choose one): |
3
|
| |
CE 104, CE 112, CE 122N, CE 123, CE 153, CE
177, CE 180 |
|
| Humanities and Social Studies Electives |
|
| |
List E |
3-4
|
| |
List A |
3-4
|
| |
List B |
3-4
|
| |
List C - Lower Division |
3-4
|
| |
List C - Upper Division |
3-4
|
| |
List C - Upper Division (2nd in
series) |
3-4
|
| Free Electives |
8
|
| Total |
120
|
In Appendix I of the Announcement, you will see several suggested
lists of classes for the various emphases in CEE. You do not have to
follow any of these suggestions!. As long as you meet the general requirements
summarized in the pervious table, you can get your degree. The department
is split up into these different emphases for graduate degrees, for which
you must take a different set of classes for each emphasis. But for the
BS, there is only one degree in CEE, and you do not have to follow the
emphasis suggestions. However, if you are really interested in one of the
emphases, it is to your best interest to follow the suggested classes.
Time to move along again.
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