Civil and Architectural Engineering

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Technical Electives

Note: Electives are governed by the approved list in effect at the time a course is taken. Students should therefore check the current list before enrolling in a course to confirm that the course is an approved elective.

• Architectural Engineering
• Business and Management
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Computer Science
• Electrical Engineering
• Environment and Natural Resources
• Mechanical Engineering

All Professional Development Electives (PDE's) and All Other 3000 or above Engineering Classes may be used for Technical Electives plus:

Architectural Engineering

• ARE 2100, Architectural Graphics (*)
• ARE 2200, Building Materials and Construction Methods
• ARE 2410, Fundamentals of Building Performance

(*) Elective credit limited to freshmen and sophomores only.

Business and Management

• DSCI 3210, Production and Operations Management
• DSCI 4240, Computer Applications in Decision Science
• MGT 1040, Legal Environment of Business
• FIN 3250, Managerial Finance
• FIN 4610, Real Estate and Urban Economics
• LAW 6860, Water Rights
• MGT 3210, Management and Organization

Chemical Engineering

• CHE 3000, Chemical Process Analysis
• CHE 3015, Multicomponent Thermodynamics
• CHE 3025, Transport Phenomena

Civil Engineering

• CE 2074, Ethics for the Professional Surveyor
• CE 2083, GIS for Surveyors
• CE 2085, Public Land Surveys
• CE 2088, Writing Legal Descriptions
• CE 2089, Basic Geodesy for Today's Land Surveyor
• CE 2090, GPS for Surveyors
• CE 3710, Route Surveying
• CE 3720, Advanced Surveying
• CE 3740, Survey Boundary Control and Legal Principles
• CE 3750, Surveying Evidence and Procedures for Boundary Location
• CE 4430, Environmental Engineering Chemistry
• CE 4100, Civil Engineering Applications in GIS
• CE 4700, Coastal Water Boundaries
• CE 4740, Advanced Public Land Surveys
• CE 4970, WYDOT Design Squad Cooperative Experience.(May be used for PDE if taken along with CE 4510 or CE 4555)

Computer Science

• COSC 1030, Computer Science I
• COSC 2150, Computer Organization
• COSC 2300, Discrete Structures

Electrical Engineering

• EE 3150, Electromagnetics
• EE 3310, Introduction to Electronics
• EE 4510, Power Systems

Engineering Science

• ES 2210, Electric Circuit Analysis
• ES 4910, Survey of Project Management

Environmental and Natural Resources

Note: The following courses are the basic classes required for a Minor in ENR. The ENR Minor program is described on the ENR Minor Webpage. You cannot use CE 3400 for your Environmental Science class.

• ENR 2000, Environment and Society
• ENR 3900, ENR Seminar
• ENR 4000, Approaches to ENR Problem Solving
• ENR 4500, Risk Analysis and Management
• ENR 4900, ENR Assessment Practice

Mechanical Engineering

• ME 2020, Design of Experiments Lab
• ME 2160, Thermofluids Laboratory I
• ME 3010, Intermediate Mechanics of Materials
• ME 3040, Thermodynamics II
• ME 3360, Fundamentals of Transport Phenomena
• ME 4010, Mechanical Vibrations
• ME 4020, Design of Mechanical/Electronic Systems
• ME 5440, Fluid Mechanics