The major requires 132 semester hours. Shown below is a typical program of study for both a BS and also for the minor in environmental engineering:

Typical Program of Study for a
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering:

First Year
Intro to Engineering and Design
Calculus I, II
English Composition I
Technical Writing
General Chemistry I, II
Engineering Graphics
Physics I
Social Sciences/Humanities

Sophomore
Mechanics I—Statics
Calculus III
Physics II
Surveying
Mechanics of Fluids
Mechanics of Solids
Differential Equations
Effective Speaking
Social Sciences/Humanities

Junior
Civil Engineering Materials
Structural Steel Design
Reinforced Concrete Design
Hydraulics
Mechanics II—Dynamics
Structural Analysis
Social Sciences/Humanities
Environmental Engineering (Aqueous)
Probability & Statistics I
Soil Mechanics
Engineering Economics

Senior
Thermodynamics
Professional Practice
Social Sciences/Humanities
CE Electives
CE Design Seminar
CE Senior Design
Miscellaneous Electives

Typical Program of Study for a
Minor in Environmental Engineering:

Required Courses
General Chemistry I, II
Mechanics of Fluids
Environmental Engineering (Aqueous)
Environmental Engineering (Non-Aqueous)

Three Electives from the Following Areas
Water Treatment
Wastewater Treatment
Water Resources
Air Pollution
Hazardous Waste Engineering
Biochemical Engineering
Plant Management