Construction engineering focuses on the design and construction processes required to produce facilities and systems that are essential to modern life and infrastructure. The program leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Engineering (BSConE) gives its graduates thorough training in fundamental engineering principles along with the practical business and management concepts necessary for construction professionals. The program covers many aspects of the built environment, such as bridges, roads, harbors, airports, industrial facilities, and many others.  The BSConE program is in the process of obtaining accreditation by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

Specialization Tracks

Several specialization tracks are offered for the Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Engineering.

• Environmental Facilities
• Foundations/Heavy Civil
• Infrastructure/Pavement
• Structures
• General Civil

Curriculum

Each student’s program is tailored to meet the needs and interest of the student. The curriculum emphasizes a collaboration between engineering and construction management programs, with crossover courses developed with support from more than 150 construction and engineering contractors. Graduates will be ready to enter the contracting industry with the ability to obtain a Professional Engineering license. In addition to the classroom education, students can gain additional experience through a Cooperative Education Program.

• Curriculum Schedule (PDF)
  Schedule of required courses, semester by semester. Includes schedules for specialization tracks.
• Honors Curriculum Schedule (PDF)
  Schedule of required courses for Honors students.