Undergraduate Program

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Overview

The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering offers four undergraduate degrees: Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE), Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering (BSEVE), Bachelor of Science in Engineering with focus in Architectural Engineering (BSE-Arch) and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering with focus in Environmental Health (BSE-EH).

Honors Thesis

Undergraduates interested in writing a senior honors thesis should first contact their potential research advisor for approval; we suggest doing so towards the end of the junior year.

Undergraduates interested in writing a senior honors thesis should first contact their potential research advisor for approval; we suggest doing so towards the end of the junior year. Approved students should then register for CEE 95 (fall semester) and CEE 96 (spring semester).

Internships

Internships provide students with an opportunity to apply various types of knowledge and skills in a field-based situation. Two internship programs are available: internships for academic credit and internships that award transcript notation but no academic credit. Each year a number of CEE majors find highly satisfying internships in industry and government service.

Students wishing to receive credit must apply through the department. Applications must describe an internship opportunity, identify a faculty sponsor, and list the deliverables associated with the internship course. Approved applicants register for 1 credit of CEE 199.  School of Engineering policy limits students to receiving no more than 3 credits of internship over the course of their undergraduate program of study.