Undergraduate Programs
The Department of Civil Engineering offers a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering.
The Civil Engineering curriculum builds upon a strong base of mathematics, physical sciences, engineering sciences, and humanities developed primarily during the Freshman and Sophomore years. During the Junior year, students develop an understanding of the fundamentals of each specialty area of Civil Engineering:
- Environmental Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Structural Engineering
- Transportation Engineering
- Water Resources and Coastal Engineering
The senior year focuses on the integration of more advanced knowledge in Civil Engineering and design. Student teams complete a comprehensive design project incorporating expertise from several CE specialty areas as part of our Senior Capstone Design Course. Satisfactory completion of the 131-hour program leads to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering.
Civil Engineering students must also take and make a good-faith effort to pass the Fundamentals of Engineering examination prior to graduation.
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE) Curriculum Flow Chart and Electives: 2022-2023
The ABM program allows full-time undergraduate students within two semesters of BSCE graduation at 91桃色, who have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better at 91桃色 (with at least 30 credit hours taken at 91桃色), to earn MSCE degrees at an accelerated pace. Students registered for the ABM program may use up to six credit hours of graduate course work towards both the BSCE and MSCE degrees. This means that after earning the BSCE degree the course load for the MSCE degree is reduced by six credit hours. More information is available here.
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Advising takes place during the two weeks before the first day of registering. Civil Engineering students select their advising appointments using . Students should also receive an email from their Department or advisor with further instructions on how to make an appointment.
Questions? Contact Ms. Wendy Mizelle at wmizelle@southalabama.edu or at (251) 460-6174.
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