Listed below are the prerequisites for graduate study in the various specializations within the department of civil, construction and environmental engineering. They are minimum course requirements for holders of bachelor’s degrees.
Equivalent courses may be substituted. If these conditions are not met, the student is required to remedy deficiencies by taking appropriate courses on a graded basis. These courses do not count toward a graduate degree.
Construction engineering and management
Mathematics and computer science
- Calculus (12 semester credits, 3 of the 12 credits can be a numerical analysis course)
- MATH 266 – Elementary Differential Equations
- Computer Language
- Statistics
Science
- CHEM 167 – General Chemistry for Engineering Students or CHEM 177 – General Chemistry
- PHYS 221 – Introduction to Classical Physics I
Engineering mechanics
- CE 274 – Statics of Engineering
- EM 324 – Mechanics of Materials
- EM 327 – Mechanics of Materials Laboratory
Civil engineering
- CE 306 – Project Management for Civil Engineers
- CE 332 – Structural Analysis I
- CE 334 – Reinforced Concrete Design I
- CE 360 – Geotechnical Engineering
Construction engineering
Demonstrated competencies in the topic areas of the following undergrad ConE courses:*
- CON E 340 – Concrete and Steel Construction
- CON E 422 – Construction Cost Estimating and Cost Engineering
- CON E 441 – Construction Planning, Scheduling, and Control
*Competency will be evaluated by testing, coursework or experience.
Environmental engineering
Mathematics and computer science
- Calculus (12 semester credits, 3 of the 12 credits can be a numerical analysis course)
- MATH 266 – Elementary Differential Equations
- Computer Language
- Statistics
Science
- CHEM 167 – General Chemistry for Engineering Students or CHEM 177 – General Chemistry
- GEOL 201 – Geology for Engineers and Environmental Scientists
- PHYS 221 – Introduction to Classical Physics I
Engineering mechanics
- CE 274 – Statics of Engineering
- A B E 378 – Mechanics of Fluids
Civil engineering
- CE 326 – Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering
- CE 372 – Engineering Hydrology and Hydraulics
Geotechnical and materials engineering
Mathematics and computer science
- Calculus (12 semester credits, 3 of the 12 credits can be a numerical analysis course)
- MATH 266 – Elementary Differential Equations
- Computer Language
- Statistics
Science
- CHEM 167 – General Chemistry for Engineering Students or CHEM 177 – General Chemistry
- GEOL 201 – Geology for Engineers and Environmental Scientists
- PHYS 221 – Introduction to Classical Physics I
Engineering mechanics
- CE 274 – Statics of Engineering
- ME 345 – Engineering Dynamics
- EM 324 – Mechanics of Materials
- A B E 378 – Mechanics of Fluids
Civil engineering
- CE 360 – Geotechnical Engineering
- CE 382 – Design of Concretes
Structural engineering
Mathematics and computer science
- Calculus (12 semester credits, 3 of the 12 credits can be a numerical analysis course)
- MATH 266 – Elementary Differential Equations
- Computer Language
- Statistics
Science
- PHYS 221 – Introduction to Classical Physics I
Engineering mechanics
- CE 274 – Statics of Engineering
- EM 324 – Mechanics of Materials
- EM 327 – Mechanics of Materials Laboratory
- ME 345 – Engineering Dynamics
Civil engineering
- CE 332 – Structural Analysis I
- CE 333 – Structural Steel Design I
- CE 334 – Reinforced Concrete Design I
- CE 360 – Geotechnical Engineering
Transportation engineering
Students with engineering degrees in other disciplines who will be emphasizing planning and/or traffic operations should check with the program of study (POS) committee.
Mathematics and computer science
- Calculus (12 semester credits, 3 of the 12 credits can be a numerical analysis course)
- MATH 266 – Elementary Differential Equations
- Computer Language
- Statistics
Science
- CHEM 167 – General Chemistry for Engineering Students or CHEM 177 – General Chemistry
- GEOL 201 – Geology for Engineers and Environmental Scientists
- PHYS 221 – Introduction to Classical Physics I
Engineering mechanics
- CE 274 – Statics of Engineering
- EM 324 – Mechanics of Materials
- A B E 378 – Mechanics of Fluids
Civil engineering
- CE 360 – Geotechnical Engineering
- CE 372 – Engineering Hydrology and Hydraulics
- CE 382 – Design of Concretes
- CE 453 – Highway Design
Intelligent infrastructure engineering
Mathematics and computer science
- Calculus (12 semester credits, 3 of the 12 credits can be a numerical analysis course)
- MATH 266 – Elementary Differential Equations
- Computer Language
- Statistics
Science (select one)
- CHEM 167 – General Chemistry for Engineering Students or CHEM 177 – General Chemistry
- GEOL 201 – Geology for Engineers and Environmental Scientists
- PHYS 221 – Introduction to Classical Physics I
Engineering mechanics (select one)
- CE 274 – Statics of Engineering
- EM 324 – Mechanics of Materials
- ME 345 – Engineering Dynamics
- A B E 378 – Mechanics of Fluids
Civil engineering (select two)
- CE 111 – Fundamentals of Surveying I
- CE 306 – Project Management for Civil Engineers
- CE 326 – Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering
- CE 332 – Structural Analysis I
- CE 333 – Structural Steel Design I
- CE 334 – Reinforced Concrete Design I
- CE 360 – Geotechnical Engineering
- CE 372 – Engineering Hydrology and Hydraulics
- CE 382 – Design of Concretes
- CE 453 – Highway Design
- CON E 340 – Concrete and Steel Construction
- CON E 422 – Construction Cost Estimating & Cost Engineering
- CON E 441 – Construction Planning, Scheduling and Control