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Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering
- Major: Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Degree Level/Code: Undergraduate/BS (Bachelor of Science)
- Area/Department: Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Advising Info: Engineering Advising
- More Info: Civil and Environmental Engineering Program Information
Requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering
The environmental engineering degree program requires coursework in four main areas:
- University core curriculum requirements
- Basic sciences, including biology, chemistry, math and physics
- Engineering science and design
- Technical electives
Students are required to take two capstone classes during the senior year. Capstone courses give you an opportunity to apply the knowledge you've gained during your degree program toward realistic engineering design problems.
Students must also take the Fundamentals of Engineering Examination administered by the Nevada Board of Professional Engineers. This exam is generally taken during the spring of your senior year. Register for ENGR 490 in order to have the exam recorded on your transcript.
