

Human: Can you tell me the degree requirements for a bachelors of science in civil engineering?

Assistant: Ah! Here’s a question with a straightforward answer:

An undergraduate bachelors of science degree in civil engineering is a four-year program consisting of 120 credits.  Courses include surveying, engineering materials, structural engineering, and other topics.  The coursework requires you to take classes on a variety of math topics such as trigonometry, geometry, statistics, and calculus.


Human: Can you tell me the degree requirements for a bachelors of science in civil engineering?

Assistant: Yes, it looks like the information you need is here.  It requires a minimum of 120 credit hours, and 90 credits of these must be in courses that are specifically related to civil engineering.  In total, those 90 credits are divided up as:

-21 credits in the following core courses: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, humanities/social sciences, and critical/analytical thinking

-3 credits in engineering courses

-12 credits in calculus courses (which include subjects like “intro to calculus-based physics” and “complex analysis”)

-3 credits in coursework in technology and society
Can you tell me the degree requirements for a bachelors of science in civil engineering?
Ah! Here’s a question with a straightforward answer:

An undergraduate bachelors of science degree in civil engineering is a four-year program consisting of 120 credits.  Courses include surveying, engineering materials, structural engineering, and other topics.  The coursework requires you to take classes on a variety of math topics such as trigonometry, geometry, statistics, and calculus.
Yes, it looks like the information you need is here.  It requires a minimum of 120 credit hours, and 90 credits of these must be in courses that are specifically related to civil engineering.  In total, those 90 credits are divided up as:

-21 credits in the following core courses: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, humanities/social sciences, and critical/analytical thinking

-3 credits in engineering courses

-12 credits in calculus courses (which include subjects like “intro to calculus-based physics” and “complex analysis”)

-3 credits in coursework in technology and society