The Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) Department has 24 full-time teaching and research faculty with expertise in structural, geotechnical, environmental/water resources, and transportation engineering. Undergraduate CEE students can pursue a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE), which requires successful completion of 120 credit hours. If an undergraduate student elects to, they can apply for an additional 'Concentration' in a technical area of their choice if they successfully complete the required courses for that ‘Concentration’. This can be accomplished within the 120 required credit hours with some planning. Students are encouraged to speak with their adviser, Kristy Lowman, if they are interested in pursuing a 'Concentration'. More specifically, a student may earn a BSCE with a concentration in one of the following technical areas:
- Energy Infrastructure
- Land Development Engineering
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