The Civil and Environmental Engineering Department in the College of Engineering was the first to offer an online master's degree at the university. During the Fall of 2003, the on-line feature was added to the long standing evening masters program to create an interactive class environment. This unique program allows you the opportunity to earn one of two degrees, depending on your undergraduate background. Please see the website or catalog for the degree requirements. The degrees are:

• MSWREE - Master of Science in Water Resources and Environmental Engineering
• MSCE - Master of Science in Civil Engineering

The department also offers a certificate, composed of 4 of the courses from the catalog. Should you choose to continue your education beyond the certificate, these courses also count towards your master's degree. Currently, the CEE department offers 1 certificate. It is:

• Urban Water Resources Design Certificate

Below is a typical schedule of online courses. All courses are subject to change.

Fall Semester - Odd Years

CEE 7001 - Business Basics for Engineers - (PDF)
CEE 7701 - Aquatic Chem Environ EGR
CEE 8503 - Open Channel Hydraulics - (PDF)

Fall Semester - Even Years

CEE 7001 - Business Basics for Engineers - (PDF)
CEE 7511 - Microbiology Enviro EGR - (PDF)
CEE 8501 - Surface Water Hydrology - (PDF)

Spring Semester - Odd Years

CEE 7002 - Management for Engineers - (PDF)
CEE 7513 - Fate-Trans. Contaminants
CEE 8502 - Watershed Modeling - (PDF)
CEE 8510 - Groundwater Hydrology - (PDF)
CEE 8708 - Bio Treatment Processes - (PDF)

Spring Semester - Even Years

CEE 7002 - Management for Engineers - (PDF)
CEE 7211 - Water Res Planning & Mgmt - (PDF)
- (PDF)
CEE 8707 - Phys/Chem Treatment Proc

Summer Semester - Odd Years

CEE 7111 - Into to Hydraulics & Hydrology
CEE 7502 - Intro. Env. Engr Processes
CEE 8508 - Urban Hyd & Storm Water Mgmt - (PDF)

Summer Semester - Even Years

CEE 7010 - Lake, Stream & Wetland Ecology - (PDF)
CEE 7111 - Into to Hydraulics & Hydrology - (PDF)
CEE 7502 - Intro. Env. Engr Processes

Degree Requirements

• CEE 7502 , and one of following:
  
  CEE 7511 , CEE 7513 , CEE 7514 , or CEE 7701 .

- Advisor may approve a substitute for 7502
 

• CEE 8501 or CEE 8503 , and one of the following:
  
  CEE 8502 , CEE 8510 , CEE 8508 , or .

- CEE 7111 is substituted for CEE 8501 or CEE 8503 for students who do not have an UG CEE Degree
 

• Environmental Engineering students must take either CEE 8707 or CEE 8708 .
   
• Water Resources Engineering students must take CEE 8501 and CEE 8503 .

For academic questions on the CEE program, please contact Robert Traver.

If you are intending to take the online program, please contact us by email or phone at 610-519-5840.

Also, take a look at the How To Register and Sample Content section of the site.