Environmental Engineering, BSEN

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Major Requirements (Minimum 128 Cr.)

BIO 215 - Fundamental Microbiology for Engineers Credits: 3
CHEM 115 - Essentials of Chemistry Credits: 4
CHEM 116 - Applications of Chemistry in Engineering Credits: 4
CHEM 221 - Organic Chemistry I Credits: 4
MATH 132 - Calculus II Credits: 4
MATH 253 - Calculus III Credits: 4
MATH 260 - Linear Systems and Matrices Credits: 1
MATH 270 - Ordinary Differential Equations Credits: 3
PHYS 141 - Newtonian Mechanics Credits: 3
PHYS 141L - Experimental Physics I Credits: 1
STAT 240 - Statistical Analysis Credits: 3
THEO 100 - The Christian Tradition Credits: 3
World Language/Diversity Elective Credits: 3 ^w
Humanities, Social Science, Theology Electives Credits: 6 ^w
Professional Elective Credits: 3
VUE 101 - Valparaiso University Experience: Exploring Values Credits: 4
VUE 102 - Valparaiso University Experience: Finding Your Voice Credits: 4
XS 101 - Wellness and Stress Credits: 1
GE 100 - Fundamentals of Engineering Credits: 2
GE 109 - Mechanics-Statics Credits: 3
GE 311 - Financial Decisions in Engineering Credits: 1.5
GE 312 - Ethical Decisions in Engineering Credits: 1.5
CE 151 - Introduction to Computer-Aided Drafting Credits: 1
CE 213 - Techn and Prfsnl Wrtng in Cvl & Envrnmtl, Civil Engineering Credits: 1
CE 215 - Mechanics of Materials Credits: 3
CE 281 - Geology for Civil and Envrnmtl Engineers Credits: 3
CE 334 - Fluid Mechanics Credits: 4
CE 335 - Hydrology Credits: 3
CE 351 - Programming and Numerical Methods Credits:
CE 364 - Environmental Engineering I Credits: 4
CE 365 - Environmental Engineering II Credits: 3
CE 493 - Senior Design I: Project Planning and, Management Credits: 3
CE 494 - Senior Design II: Project Development, And Design Credits: 3
ENE 210 - Environmental Toxicology & Rsk Assessmnt Credits: 3
ENE 260 - Environmental Sustainability Credits: 2
ENE 310 - Chemical Fate and Transport Credits: 3
ENE 330 - Environmental Soils Credits: 3
ENE 360 - Environmental Policy and Law Credits: 2
ENE 440 - Introduction to Air Pollution Credits: 3
ENE 450 - Hazardous Waste Management Credits: 3
ME 270 - Thermodynamics I Credits: 3
Environmental Engineering Electives Credits: 6

One course from the following options:

MATH 126 - Calculus and Functions Part II Credits: 4
MATH 131 - Calculus I Credits: 4

Total Required for Graduation: 128 Cr.

Note:

Writing Intensive Course (as indicated by a superscript “w”)

At least one course taken to satisfy the World Languages/Diversity Elective, Humanities, Social Science, and Theology Electives, THEO 100 , or CE 213 must be a Writing Intensive Course. A list of courses approved as a Writing Intensive Course is provided on the General Education Requirements page.

Writing in the Discipline (as indicated by a superscript “d”)

At least one course must be a Writing in the Discipline course.

Professional Elective

The professional elective requirement may be met by taking a course from an approved list of courses found on College of Engineering Electives page. Other choices may be made available by petition to the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department.

Environmental Engineering Electives

These six credits are to be selected from the array of environmental engineering electives provided. Courses which fulfill environmental engineering elective requirements are indicated with a superscript “e”: (…)^e.

Cooperative Education

Students may request to substitute up to six credits of GE 481 through GE 483 for the Professional Elective and Technical Elective. Courses GE 481 -GE 483 are graded S/U only.

World Language/Diversity Elective

Students will take three credits from either world languages at the 102 level or above or from the diversity list beginning on the General Education Requirements page.

Humanities, Social Science, Theology Electives

Students will take six credits from the approved list of Humanities courses, Social Sciences courses, or Theology courses. Courses may be from the same area or from different areas. See General Education Requirements for Humanities and Social Sciences courses.