Civil Engineering is a broaddiscipline with many areas of specialization. Students in NMSU’s undergraduate Civil Engineering program have thefollowing options from which to choose. The 9 credits described under each option here make up the optionelectives to satisfy Departmental, College, and accreditation requirements.
Faculty contacts in each ofthese areas are at Civil Engineering Faculty.
3 cr. – EnvE 455 (Solid andHazardous Waste Systems Design)
3 cr. – GEN 452 (Geohydrology),AEN 459 (Wells and Pumps), or CE 483 (Surface Water Hydrology)
3 cr. – Capstone Design:EnvE 456 (Environmental Engineering Design)
3 cr. – CE 444 (SteelDesign)
3 cr. – CE 454, CE 455, orCE 468 (Intermediate Mechanics of Materials)
3 cr. – Capstone Design: CE469 (Structural Systems)
3 cr. – CE 483 (SurfaceWater Hydrology)
3 cr. – GEN 452(Geohydrology) or AEN 459 (Wells and Pumps)
3 cr. – CapstoneDesign: CE 482 (Hydraulic Structures) orGEN 485 (Small Dams)
3 cr. – GEN 452(Geohydrology)
3 cr. – GEN 459(Geomechanics and Rock Engineering) or CE 479 (Pavement Analysis and Design)
3 cr. – CapstoneDesign: GEN 485 (Small Dams)
3 cr. – CE 455, CE 444, orEnvE 455
3 cr. – AEN 459, AEN 475,AEN 478, GEN 452, or CE 483
3 cr. – CapstoneDesign: GEN 485, EnvE 456, CE 469, or CE482
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