BA/BS in Civil Engineering

This bachelor's program covers the planning, design, construction and maintenance of public infrastructure. Examples include buildings, bridges, dams, airports, power facilities, treatment systems, water supply and transportation systems. Stated educational objectives expect graduates to build professional careers in civil engineering, keep learning, and pursue advanced degrees, society membership or registration early in their careers. Student outcomes include solving complex engineering problems, designing with public health, safety and welfare in mind, communicating with varied audiences, acting ethically, working in teams, running experiments and learning new material independently. The discipline spans subdivisions such as transportation, hydraulics and structures. The program site also lists the undergraduate curriculum, graduation requirements, a page for Tennessee community colleges, and enrollment and graduation data.