The department of Civil and Environmental Engineering offers an accredited program in Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering is focused on a number of areas of specialization including environmental engineering, structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, hydraulic engineering and municipal engineering. Students may take the Environmental Option, or the Civil and Structural Option. After completion of second year, students with appropriate academic standing may take either the Civil Engineering & Management Option which leads to Engineering and Honors Business Administration degrees after three additional years or the Civil Engineering and Law Option which leads to Engineering and Law degrees after an additional four years. Other five-year concurrent degree programs, such as Civil/Environmental Engineering & Environmental Science, Civil Engineering & Computer Science, and Civil Engineering & International and Comparative Studies are also available. Students in all options and double degree programs receive an excellent education in the fundamental principles. Students in the Environmental Engineering Option also receive background in environmental chemistry and microbiology necessary to undertake senior courses that deal with environmental hydraulics design, design to avoid groundwater contaminants (e.g., due to landfills), or air pollution, and waste water treatment. Students in the Civil and Structural Engineering Option will have an additional emphasis on structural engineering, including structural analysis, structural dynamics, design of steel, concrete and wood structures, and snow and wind loading.

CIVIL ENGINEERING PROGRAM

Applied Mathematics 277, CEE 202a/b, CEE 217a/b, CEE 218a/b, CEE 220a/b, CEE 221a/b, CEE 224, ES 211F/G, Earth Sciences 281b, Statistical Sciences 241a/b^*

^*Note: A student may, with the permission of the department counsellor, substitute Statistical Sciences 243a/b for Statistical Sciences 241a/b.

Note: CEE 324a/b (Surveying). This course is available each summer (10 days) and must be completed before a student may graduate from the Civil Engineering program. The course has a limited enrolment and preference will be given to students who have completed the work of term 4 of the Civil Engineering program. (26 lecture hours, 26 laboratory hours, half course)

A. Civil and Structural Engineering Option

B. Environmental Engineering Option

C. Civil Engineering and Management Option

D. Civil Engineering and Law Option

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