Russ College of Engineering and Technology 
Stocker Center 231
Phone: 740.593.1465
civil@ohio.edu
www.ohio.edu/engineering/civil

R. Guy Riefler, Chair

Overview

The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering grants an ABET-accredited B.S. degree in civil engineering, which prepares students for a productive career in government or the private sector, or advanced graduate study. Seniors take the Fundamentals of Engineering (F.E.) exam, which leads to the Professional Engineer (P.E.) exam. Selected technical electives qualify students for professional registration in surveying.  Students can also pursue a certificate in construction management which is very attractive to employers. 

Building a solid foundation in basic sciences and mathematics, the curriculum helps students develop the ability to think logically and apply knowledge gained to the design and synthesis of complex civil and environmental engineering projects.

Principles and practices are covered in courses dealing with fluid, solid, and soil mechanics; construction management; transportation; materials; structural analysis and design; hydrology and hydraulics; and water and wastewater treatment. The senior design course provides a comprehensive design experience for students. Students may emphasize environmental, geotechnical, construction, structural, or transportation/pavement engineering, or water resources with the proper selection of electives.

Programs

• Civil Engineering (B.S.C.E.)

• Accelerated Graduate Pathway: Civil Engineering
• Construction Management Certificate Program