Environmental Engineering Degree
Students must also complete the Undergraduate Registration Requirement and the degree requirements of their home school.
Requirements (48 units)
Core Courses (27 units)1
Course | Title |
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4 mathematics courses | |
4 units of basic science: | |
General Physics and General Physics Laboratory | |
General Physics for ISP and Physics Laboratory for ISP | |
Fundamentals of Physics and General Physics Laboratory | |
Fundamentals of Chemistry I and Fundamentals of Chemistry II and Fundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory I and Fundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory II | |
General Chemistry I and General Chemistry II and General Chemistry Laboratory I and General Chemistry Laboratory II | |
Advanced General Inorganic Chemistry and Advanced General Physical Chemistry and Advanced General Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory and Advanced General Physical Chemistry Laboratory | |
4 engineering analysis and computer proficiency courses | |
3 design and communications courses | |
7 social sciences/humanities courses | |
5 unrestricted electives |
Major Program (21 units)
Course | Title |
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3 gateway courses | |
Engineering Possibilities: Decision Science in the Age of Smart Technologies | |
Biological and Ecological Principles | |
Earth in the Anthropocene | |
5 basic engineering courses | |
Thermodynamics | |
Thermodynamics | |
Civil and Environmental Engineering Systems Analysis | |
Uncertainty Analysis | |
Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering Principles | |
Fluid Mechanics I | |
8 environmental engineering core courses | |
Organic Chemistry I | |
Environmental Systems and Processes | |
Environmental Microbiology | |
Ecohydrology | |
Sustainable Water Systems | |
Environmental Laboratory | |
Dynamics in Chemical Transport and Reaction | |
Chemical Processes in Aquatic Systems | |
2 capstone design courses (0.5 units each) | |
Capstone Design I and Capstone Design II | |
4 technical elective courses 2 | |
1 professional development course (0.34 units) 3 | |
Professional Development Seminar I |
- 1
See general requirements for details.
- 2
From an approved list (available in Undergraduate CIV_ENV Handbook) in engineering, mathematics, or science; at least 3 units must be 100% engineering topic; may include only 1 unit of CIV_ENV 399-0 Projects; no 399 course from another department is accepted; no course may be taken P/N.
- 3
0.34 units may count toward unrestricted electives.