F INDICATES COURSE IS OFFERED FALL SEMESTER
CIVIL ENGINEERING FLOWCHART
2012-13
S INDICATES COURSE IS OFFERED SPRING SEMESTER
Su INDICATES COURSE IS OFFERED SUMMER SEMESTER
(L) INDICATES A COURSE WHICH INCLUDES A LAB
MUST BE SCHEDULED IN ADDITION TO THE LECTURE
Fall
Year 1
This is not an official list of degree requirements.
Adjustments may be required due to curriculum changes.
NOTE: LINEAR ALGEBRA & DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS CAN
BE TAKEN DURING THE SAME SEMESTER (MA2321 &
MA3521) OR SEPARATE SEMESTERS (MA2320 & MA3520)
Spring
Year 2
Fall
Spring
Year 3
Fall
Spring
MA3710 or CE3710
(Co-req or Pre-req)
MA1160/1161
CALCULUS I
(4/5 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
MA2160
CALCULUS II
(4 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
MA3160
CALCULUS III
(4 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
MA1160
MA2320/2321
LINEAR ALGEBRA
(2 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
MA2160 Coreq.
MA2160
MA1160/1161 Coreq.
PH1100 (L)
PHYSICS LAB I
(1 CREDIT)
F, S, Su
PH2100
PHYSICS
LECTURE I
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
PH2200
PHYSICS
LECTURE II
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
MA1160/1161 Coreq.
ENG1101
ENGINEERING
ANALYSIS
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
CO-REQS
CH1150
UNIVERSITY
CHEMISTRY
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
CH1151 (L)
UNIVERSITY
CHEMISTRY LAB
(1 CREDIT)
F, S, Su
CE1000
INTRO TO CIVIL
ENGINEERING
(1 CREDIT)
F
UN1001
PERSPECTIVES
(3 CREDITS)
F. S, Su
16 (17)
Co-cur Unit
(0.5 UNIT)
F, S, Su
PH1200 (L)
PHYSICS LAB II
(1 CREDIT)
F, S, Su
ENG1102
MODELING &
DESIGN
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
SU2000 (L)
SURVEYING
(2 CREDITS)
F, S
MA2160
MA2160,
PH2100,
CH1150/1151,
& ENG1102
MA2160
**ENG1003
AUTOCAD
(1 CREDIT)
S
MA3520/3521
DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS
(2 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
ENG3200
THERMO/FLUIDS
(4 CREDITS)
F, S
MEEM2150
MECHANICS OF
MATERIALS
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
MEEM2110
STATICS
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
CE3332
FUNDAMENTALS OF
CONSTRUCTION
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
CE3401
TRANSPORTATION
ENGINEERING
(3 CREDITS)
F, S
**ENG1003 (AUTOCAD) IS HIGHLY
RECOMMENDED BUT NOT REQUIRED
UN2001 & UN2002 CAN BE TAKEN IN
EITHER ORDER IN THE SOPHOMORE
YEAR.
*** TWO SEMESTERS OF A FOREIGN
LANGUAGE ALONG WITH THE WORLD
CULTURES ACTIVITIES LAB (UN1003)
MAY SUBSTITUTE FOR UN1002.
***UN1002 (L)
WORLD CULTURES
(4 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
15 (16)
Co-cur Unit
(0.5 UNIT))
F, S, Su
UN2001
COMPOSITION
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
18
Co-cur Unit
(0.5 UNIT)
F, S, Su
Soph.
Stdg.
Co-cur Unit
(0.5 UNIT)
F, S, Su
CE3331
PROFESSIONAL
PRACTICE
(2 CREDITS)
F, S
SEE BACK
FOR PRE-REQS
CE4905
SENIOR DESIGN
(3 CREDITS)
F, S
Year 4
Spring
PROFESSIONAL
ELECTIVE
SEE BACK
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
For other senior design options, please visit the advising
website: http://www.mtu.edu/cee/undergraduate/capstone/
MA3710
STATISTICS
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
MEEM2150
OR
CE 3710
UNCERTAINTY
ANALYSIS IN ENG.
(3 CREDITS)
F
ENG3200
MEEM2150
GE2000 (L)
GEOLOGY
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
CE3101 (L)
CIVIL ENG.
MATERIALS
(3 CREDITS)
F, S
UN2002
JR. STDG
CE3810 (L)
SOIL MECHANICS
(4 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
CE4213 (L)
STRUCTURAL
CONCRETE
(4 CREDITS)
S
CE3202
STRUCTURAL
ANALYSIS
(3 CREDITS)
F, S
MA2160 &
CH1150/1151
OR
CE4223 (L)
STEEL DESIGN I
(4 CREDITS)
F
HASS
DISTRIBUTION
COURSE
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
HASS
DISTRIBUTION
COURSE
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
NOTE: ENVE3503 (ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING) CAN BE TAKEN IN THE
SOPHOMORE YEAR. CE3332 OR CE3401 CAN
BE MOVED TO A LATER SEMESTER.
UN2002
INSTITUTIONS
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
17
SO.
STDG
CE3620 (L)
WATER RESOURCES
(4 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
Fall
SAMPLE
EC3400
ECON. DECISION
ANALYSIS
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
PROFESSIONAL
ELECTIVE
SEE BACK
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
EE3010 (L)
CIRCUITS
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
PROFESSIONAL
ELECTIVE
SEE BACK
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
ENVE3503
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEERING
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
FREE ELECTIVE
ANY 1000+ COURSE
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
HASS
DISTRIBUTION
COURSE
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
HASS
DISTRIBUTION
COURSE
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
PROFESSIONAL
ELECTIVE
SEE BACK
(3 CREDITS)
F, S, Su
= General Education Requirement
16
16
Co-cur Unit
(0.5 UNIT)
F, S, Su
Co-cur Unit
(0.5 UNIT))
F, S, Su
18
NOTE: SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR
EXPLANATION OF PROFESSIONAL
ELECTIVES, GENERAL EDUCATION
DISTRIBUTION AND COCURRICULAR COURSES
15
Total Academic Credits: 131
Total Co-Curricular Units: 3
PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVES
Specialty Area
Course Title
Credits
Semester
Prerequisites
STRUCTURES
CE4201
CE4213
CE4223
CE4233
MATRIX STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN
STRUCTURAL STEEL DESIGN I
STRUCTURAL TIMBER DESIGN
3
4
4
3
FALL
SPRING
FALL
SPRING
CE3202
CE3202
CE3202
CE3202
CONSTRUCTION
CE4333
ESTIMATING, PLANNING & CONSTRUCTION
3
FALL
CE3332
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVE4504
ENVE4505
ENVE4506
ENVE4507
ENVE4508
AIR QUALITY ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE
SURFACE WATER QUALITY ENGINEERING
APPLICATION OF SUSTAINABILITY PRINCIPLES & ENV. REGS
WATER DISTRIBUTION & WASTEWATER COLLECTION
WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT
3
3
3
3
3
FALL
FALL
SPRING
SPRING
FALL
ENVE3501 OR ENVE3503
ENVE3501 OR ENVE3503
ENVE3501 OR ENVE3503
ENVE3501 OR ENVE3503 & CE3620
ENVE3501 OR ENVE3503 & ENG3200
GEOTECHNICAL
CE4820
CE4830
CE4850
FOUNDATION ENGINEERING
GEOSYNTHETICS IN ENGINEERING PRACTICE
ROCK ENGINEERING FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS
3
3
3
FALL
SPRING
SP. ALT. YRS
CE3810
CE3810
CE3810
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
FALL
FALL
FALL, SU
SPRING
FALL
SUMMER
SPRING
SPRING
SENIOR and CE3101
CE3401
JUNIOR STANDING
CE4402, CE3401, JUNIOR STANDING
JUNIOR STANDING
JUNIOR STANDING
JUNIOR STANDING
SENIOR DESIGN PREREQUISITES:
REQUIRED:
CE3202, CE3620, AND CE3101
PLUS 4 OF THE FOLLOWING:
(CE4213 or CE4223), (CE3331 OR CE3332),
CE3401, (ENVE3503 OR ENVE3501), CE3810
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
A. CORE “UN” COURSES (13 CREDITS)
TRANSPORTATION/MATERIALS
CE4101
BITUMINOUS MATERIALS
CE4401
PAVEMENT DESIGN
CE4402
TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
CE4403
TRAFFIC SAFETY ENGINEERING
CE4404
RAILROAD ENGINEERING
CE4405
INTERNATIONAL RAILROAD ENGINEERING
CE4406
AIRPORT PLANNING AND DESIGN
CE4490
RAIL TRANSPORTATION SEMINAR
UN2001 (REVISIONS)
UN1002 (WORLD CULTURES)
UN2002 (INSTITUTIONS)
B. DISTRIBUTIONS COURSES (15 CREDITS)
(http://www.mtu.edu/registrar/faculty-staff/advisors/gen-ed/)
1. ______EC3400___________________________
2. __________________________________________
3. __________________________________________
4. __________________________________________
5. __________________________________________
WATER RESOURCES
CE4620
RIVER AND FLOODPLAIN HYDRAULICS
CE4640
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT
3
3
FALL
SPRING, SU
CE3620
CE3620
OTHER
CE4010
CE4020
CE4050
CE4750
CE4760
CE4915
CE4990
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
SPRING
FALL
SUMMER
FALL
SPRING
SUMMER
FALL, SPRING
SENIOR STANDING
ENG1003 & CE3332 OR CE3401 (C)
JUNIOR STANDING
OSM/CE3730 or SSE3730 or SSE2300 & SR
MA2160 & (MA2320/2321/2330) & SR
SENIOR
VARIES BY TOPIC
INTRO TO CONSULTING
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: VISUALIZING & COMM. DESIGN INFO
GREEN BUILDING DESIGN
RISK ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT
OPTIMIZATION METHODS
INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING FIELD EXPERIENCE
SPECIAL TOPICS (VARIES BY SEMESTER)
UN1001 (PERSPECTIVES)
ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVES:
* ANY 4000 OR 5000 LEVEL COURSE IN CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING. COULD BE ADDITIONAL COURSES IN A CHOSEN CONCENTRATION AREA.
* AN OVERALL GPA OF 3.00 IS REQUIRED TO TAKE GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES (5000 LEVEL)
* A MAXIMUM OF TWO (2) GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES MAY BE USED TOWARD YOUR BSCE DEGREE
* ANY 3000 OR HIGHER LEVEL COURSE IN BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, COMPUTER SCIENCE, GEOLOGY, OR PHYSICS.
* ANY 3000 OR HIGHER LEVEL COURSE IN AN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OTHER THAN THE DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AND ENV. ENGINEERING.
* ANY 4000 OR HIGHER LEVEL COURSE IN MATHEMATICS.
* ANY 3000 OR HIGHER LEVEL COURSE IN BUSINESS OR ECONOMICS. (ACC, BUS, EC, FIN, MGT, MIS, MKT)
* ANY 2000 OR HIGHER LEVEL COURSE IN SURVEYING
NOTE: OTHER COURSES MAY BE USED TO SATISFY THE PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVES REQUIREMENT IF APPROVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
ACADEMIC ADVISOR.
Restrictions:
* Maximum of nine (9) credits may be 2000-level
* Maximum of three (3) credits from HASS Creative Endeavors list
* Maximum of three (3) credits from HASS Supplemental List
C. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (3 UNITS)
(http://www.mtu.edu/registrar/faculty-staff/advisors/gen-ed/)
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RECOMMENDED GEN ED DISTRIBUTION COURSES:
ED3510+3511
COMMUNICATING SCIENCE
FA2600
THE TECHNIQUE OF ACTING
HU2830
INTRO TO SPEECH COMMUNICATION
HU3120
TECHNICAL & SCIENTIFIC COMM.
HU3151
THE RHETORIC OF EVERYDAY TEXTS
HU3820
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION