In this program, you will learn how apply engineering principles to real-world problems, including how to perform field surveys, test and analyze construction materials, and design hydraulic systems. Coursework also offers training in computer-aided drafting.
Program graduates are prepared to enter careers in building design and construction, highway and infrastructure design and construction, and construction management under the supervision of engineers and designers/builders.
You may choose to enter the workforce after graduation or continue your education at a four year-institution. Many graduates transfer to four-year colleges to obtain advanced degrees in Civil Engineering Technology or related fields.
This program is offered by the Engineering, Architecture and Manufacturing Department.
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