About the Department
The Civil and Environmental Engineering program provides a basic civil engineering education with depth in the areas of environmental engineering, structural engineering, structural mechanics, and transportation. Civil and environmental engineers continue to make vital contributions to the solution of current issues of modern society such as pollution control, transportation, bridges, water resource development, and wastewater treatment.
Program Mission and Goals
Program Educational Objectives and Student Outcomes
Undergraduate and graduate Program Educational Objectives and Student Outcomes are listed below. These are aligned with ABET definitions and documentation. The following table defines our equivalence between ABET and SACS terminology.
| ABET NOMENCLATURE | SACS NOMENCLATURE |
| Program Educational Objectives | Program Objectives |
| Student Outcomes | Learning Objectives |
Undergraduate Program
- Program Educational Objectives
- Program Outcomes
- Program Learning Outcomes and Assessment Assessment methods used for measuring undergraduate program outcomes can be found here.
Please refer to the CEE 2008 ABET Self-Study Report for results of the assessment methods and a summary of "ActionsTaken for Improvement" in the BSCE program.
Graduate Program
- Program Outcomes and Assessment
- Learning Outcomes and Assessment Assessmentds used for mesuring M.S. graduate program outcomes can be found here.
- PhD Program Outcomes and Assessment and Learning Outcomes and Assessment
Please refer to the 2008 CEE MS Self-Study Report for the results of the assessment methods and a summary of the actions taken to improve the MSCE program.
