| CE 251 | Fluid Mechanics | |
| CE 271 | Civil Engineering Land Development-Surveying | |
| CE 311 | Structural Analysis and Steel Design | |
| CE 321 | Introduction to Environmental Engineering and Science | |
| CE 331 | Civil Engineering Project Management | |
| CE 341 | Introduction to Transportation Systems | |
| CE 351 | Water Resources Engineering | |
| CE 361 | Geotechnical Engineering | |
| CE 474 | Professional Issues for Civil Engineers | |
| CE 475 | Civil Engineering Capstone Design Project | |
CE
| Two CE electives | |
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| MATH 161 | Calculus I | |
| MATH 162 | Calculus II | |
| MATH 263 | Calculus III | |
| MATH 264 | Differential Equations with Linear Algebra | |
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| CHEM 107 | General Chemistry I | |
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| PHYS 131 | Physics I: Mechanics | |
| Or | |
| PHYS 151 | Accelerated Physics I: Mechanics and Thermodynamics | |
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| ES 101 | Introduction to Engineering | |
| ES 226 | Statics | |
| ES 230 | Strength of Materials | |
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| Approved CE science elective in BIOL, GEOL, or NEUR | |
| One approved CE engineering elective | |
| One approved Engineering/Mathematics/Science elective | |
| Two additional approved CE math or science electives | |
CE Electives: Any 200-level or higher, non-required course in CE (excluding STSC courses: CE 202, CE 203) No more than one full-credit CE Independent Study course credit can be used to fulfill the "Two CE electives" category. A petition must be approved for half credit CE Independent Study credits to be used to fulfill one of the "Two CE electives" category.
Engineering Electives: Any ES or CS course (excluding STSC courses); any 200-level or higher course in CE, CHE ECE, and ME (excluding STSC courses); any approved EGRS course (EGRS 261, EGRS 271, EGRS 352).
MATH Electives: Any 200-level or higher course in mathematics.
Science Electives: Any course from BIOL, CHEM, GEOL, PHYS or NEUR (excluding STSC courses).
CS courses (excluding STSC courses) count as engineering electives. However, a student may petition for the required science elective in BIOL/NEUR/GEOL (basic science) to be met by a CS course (excluding STSC courses) provided that the student has received credit for eight or more math and science courses that meet the civil engineering curriculum requirements. In no case can a CS course count as both an engineering elective and as a replacement for the required science elective in BIOL/NEUR/GEOL.