For Students pursuing a bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering
Transferable Credits (72):

* Replaces COMM 265G.
** The College of Engineering will accept six credits of upper-division humanities and social sciences to satisfy the Viewing the Wider World requirements at NMSU. Please check with the associate dean of engineering at NMSU at 575.646.2912 or engrchat@nmsu.edu to verify that the courses fulfill this requirement.

Course required to obtain a Civil Engineering degree at NMSU
with the completion of the 72 transferable credits from Eastern New Mexico University

Typically the courses listed below can be fulfilled in four or five semesters, but an advisor in Civil Engineering must be consulted to assure that prerequisites are met, upper-division requirements are met, and to avoid delays because some courses may only be offered once a year.

( ) = # of course credits, [ ] = lecture + lab hours

SUR 222 – Plane Surveying (3cr) [2+ 3p]
CE 231 – Introduction to Fluid Mechanics (3)
CE 301 – Mechanics of Materials (3)
CE 256 – Environmental Science (2)
CE 256L – Environmental Science Laboratory (1)
ME 240 – Thermodynamics (3)
CE 311 – Civil Engineering Materials (3) [2+3p]
CE 315 – Structural Analysis I (4)
CE 331 – Hydraulic Engineering (3)
CE 357 – Soil Mechanics (3) [2+3p]
CE 356 – Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering (3)
CE 444 – Steel Design, or CE 445 – Concrete Design (3)
CE 450 – Engineering Economy and Law (3)
Civil Engineering Option Courses (9) ***
CE 497 – Senior Seminar (1)
CE 498 – Special Topics (1)
Civil Engineering Option Courses (9) ***

*** Elective courses selected to specialize in: Structural, or Environmental, or Water Resources, or Geotechnical, or General Civil Engineering.