The certificate in Civil Engineering Technology is designed to provide qualified technicians and technician assistants for the field of civil engineering. Employment opportunities are available in industry, construction businesses, engineering consulting firms, equipment sales, and government. In addition, this program is designed to strengthen employment-related skills for those already employed in a related industry. Computer literacy is required for admission to certain courses in the program. Each applicant's computer literacy will be assessed by the program head, and additional coursework, if required, will be factored into the planned course of study.
Core courses are applicable to the associate degree.
1 Students with previous drafting coursework should consult with the program head about possible credit for DRF 111. 2 Students with appropriate mathematics background should consult with the program head about possible substitution of MTH 115. A list of approved electives is available from the division office. 4 Students may elect CIV 160, CIV 172, CIV 225-226, CIV 240, CIV 241, or CIV 265. Students may elect any CIV course, EGR 206, DRF 232, GOL 105, or other program head approved elective.