Program Outcomes

Graduates awarded the B.S. degree in Civil Engineering will be able to demonstrate the following knowledge and skills:

1. An ability to identify an engineering problem and apply the principles of mathematics and science to aid in the formulation of a solution.
2. A basic working knowledge and awareness of codes, regulations, standards and their impact on designs, systems and components or processes.
3. An understanding of and ability to apply the techniques, skills, and tools that are expected of an entry-level engineer in professional practice.
4. An ability to design and initiate laboratory experiments and site investigations.
5. An ability to acquire, analyze, and interpret data from a multitude of sources.
6. An ability to function effectively as an individual member of the profession at the entry level.
7. An ability to function effectively as a member of a team.
8. An ability to communicate effectively with the general public as well as other engineers, including oral, written and electronic communications.
9. An understanding of the profession's ethical standards as described in the ASCE Code of Ethics.
10. An understanding of the profession's contribution to contemporary society in the global text.
11. A knowledge of contemporary social and cultural issues.
12. A recognition of the need to engage in lifelong learning to fulfill the requirements of the evolving profession.

(ABET April 2005)