Curriculum

Civil Engineering students have the opportunity to earn dual degrees in Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences. The additional degree requires 53 credits in Environmental Sciences courses, which can be taken concurrent to Civil Engineering courses or as an add-on year. The dual degree in Environmental Sciences places engineering projects in the context of environmental impacts and environmental regulations, and expands the range of job opportunities for Oregon Tech Civil Engineering graduates. The purpose of the concurrent programs is to challenge motivated students to become even better prepared for the engineering and environmental job markets. To obtain both degrees, students must complete the following listed courses along with the courses required for the Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering.

• BIO 211 - Principles of Biology Credit Hours: 4
• BIO 212 - Principles of Biology Credit Hours: 4
• BIO 213 - Principles of Biology Credit Hours: 4
• BIO 225 - Riparian Assessment Methods Credit Hours: 1
• BIO 337 - Aquatic Ecology Credit Hours: 4
• CHE 223 - General Chemistry III Credit Hours: 5 ^a
• CHE 331 - Organic Chemistry I Credit Hours: 4
• ENV 111 - Introduction to Environmental Sciences Credit Hours: 4
• ENV 314 - Environmental Management and Restoration Credit Hours: 3

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• ENV 434 - Advanced Data Analysis Credit Hours: 4

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• MATH 362 - Statistical Methods II Credit Hours: 4

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• ENV 484 - Sustainable Human Ecology Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 105 - Physical Geography Credit Hours: 4 ^a
• GIS 134 - Geographic Information Systems Credit Hours: 3
• Technical Emphasis Elective Credit Hours: 3 ^b

Total Needed: 53 Credit Hours

^a CHE 223  and GEOG 105  should be taken as Civil Engineering Math/Science electives
^b This technical emphasis elective must have a CHE prefix; different courses are offered every year