Engineering Technology Civil - Community and Technical College at West Virginia University Institute of Technology

Engineering Technology Civil from Community and Technical College at West Virginia University Institute of Technology is a Campus Bachelor Civil Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology--Civil (BSET-C) is a plus-two program that builds on and complements associate degrees earned in Civil Engineering Technology areas. The degree is awarded through WVU Tech. The program provides an opportunity to choose a plan to study toward a baccalaureate degree which best meets the student's needs. Entrance requirements to this program include an associate of science degree in a Civil Engineering Technology program with appropriate coursework, including physical sciences and mathematics (through analytic geometry with calculus). Graduates from WVU Tech's associate of science Civil Engineering Technology may enter directly into the program as juniors. Graduates of associate degree Civil (Engineering) Technology programs from other institutions may enter the program directly as juniors based on an evaluation of their transcripts. This evaluation determines if additional lower division courses will be required to meet the prerequisites of the program. A program of study can be designed to meet the student's background and career interests. Students selecting the Civil emphasis must have courses in surveying, structural steel and concrete design, soil and foundations, hydrologic systems, highways, and materials science. Typical technical specialty electives are identified for the emphasis and selected courses may be taken in mechanical, civil, electrical/electronics, drafting and design, and general engineering technology; as well as civil engineering and industrial technology . All students must meet the requirements of the institution and the Core Curriculum for graduation. A minimum of 11 hours of credit in Chemistry, Physics, and/or Biology is required to receive the BSET degree. This must include a two-course laboratory science sequence. A minimum of 40 semester hours of upper-division courses is required. If a computer programming course using a technical language has already been completed, a Technical Elective may be substituted for the "C" programming course. View more details on Bridgemont Community and Technical College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Civil Engineering courses.