Environmental Engineering Concentration

The Environmental Engineering Concentration is designed to prepare the student for a future in application of engineering technology to environmental issues and problems. The need for trained Environmental Engineers is illustrated through the numerous employment opportunities available for individuals trained in this field in industry, at state and federal agencies, and with environmental consulting firms. The program structure provides the student with the skills to achieve success in this challenging field, and further required field experience through a required internship. Instructional emphasis also prepares the student with the academic skills necessary for graduate study in Environmental Engineering.

Total hours required in Environmental Engineering Concentration: 34.
Core Requirements 34 

ENVS 201 Dimensions of Environmental Science I (3) 
ENVS 202 Dimensions of Environmental Science II (3) 
ENVS 306 Environmental Policy (4) 
ENVS 401 Conservation Ecology (4) 
ENVS 450 Environmental Internship (3) 
ENVS 451 Senior Research Seminar (3) 
ENVS 490 Applied Remote Sensing (4) 
GSCI 301 Physical Geology (4) 
ECON 206 Principles of Microeconomics (3) 
MATH 321 Probability and Statistics (3)
Concentration Requirements 38 
PHYS 221 General Physics I and Lab (4) 
PHYS 222 General Physics II and Lab (4) 
MATH 208 Calculus II  (4)
MATH 310 Differential Equations  (4) 
ENGR 101 Engineering I  (3) 
ENGR 102 Engineering II  (3) 
ENGR 221,222 Engineering Circuits and Lab  (4)
ENGR 241 Engineering Static's (3) 
ENGR 242 Engineering Dynamics (3) 
ENGR 243 Engineering Materials (3)
 (take one of the following) 
ENGR 301 Engineering Thermodynamics (3) 
ENGR 351 (new) Introduction to Fluid Mechanics (3)
Environmental Science Courses (take three of the following) 11-12 
ENVS 341 Sustainable Energy and Development (4) 
ENVS 362 Soil Sciences (4)
ENVS 422 Aquatic Ecology (4)
ENVS 440 Solid Waste and Air Quality Management (4) 
ENVS 441 Hydrology and Lab (4) 
MATH 328 (new) Mathematical Modeling (3)