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• Civil and Environmental Engineering | Washington State University

  Pause Civil Engineering is a profession that utilizes our nation’s resources to improve the quality of life for all, while at the same time preserving and protecting the natural environment. Nearly ev...

• Civil Engineering (BSCE) | Civil and Environmental Engineering | Washington State University

  Civil Engineering (BSCE) Civil engineering involves the planning, design, construction, and operation of facilities and systems that are essential to modern life and infrastructure. Civil engineers cr...

• Graduate Program | Civil and Environmental Engineering | Washington State University

  CE 502 – Applied Meteorology CE 515 – Environmental Measurements CE 541 – Physicochemical Water and Wastewater Treatment CE 542 – Biochemical Wastewater Treatment CE 518 – Hazardous Waste Engineering ...

• Ph.D. Program | Civil and Environmental Engineering | Washington State University

  Program Committee and Advisor Each student will be assigned an advisor who will recommend a graduate advisory committee. The advisory committee will consist of at least four members. The committee has...

• M.S. Non-Thesis Option | Civil and Environmental Engineering | Washington State University

  Requirements 25 credits of graded graduate coursework 1 credit of graded seminar (CE 580) 2 credits for CE 702 (Project; S/U) 2 credits for CE 702 (Exam; S/U) Courses Option – Minimum of 30 credits as...

• Construction Engineering (BSConE) | Civil and Environmental Engineering | Washington State

  Construction Engineering (BSConE) Construction engineering focuses on the design and construction processes required to produce facilities and systems that are essential to modern life and infrastruct...