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• Civil Engineering Graphics AAS
• Civil Engineering Graphics Certificate

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• Architectural Graphics
• Engineering Graphics

CIVIL ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
Associate of Applied Science Degree
120 Credits
 
The Civil Engineering Graphics program is designed to prepare a graphics technician to work directly under the supervision of an engineer, architect or designer producing detailed drawings.  Civil Engineering Graphics Technicians are specialists in translating the rough sketches, layouts and written specifications of architects, engineers, or designers into a drawing showing the complete details and specifications for the finished product.  Any developmental coursework a student may be required to complete may increase the program length.

Civil Engineering Graphics AAS graduates will:

• Be prepared for entry-level positions in the civil engineering graphics field.
• Demonstrate skills as problem solvers, design thinkers
• Be well grounded in basic drafting fundamentals, concepts and techniques.
• Perform to current industry standards and be reliable members of today’s workforce.
• Demonstrate skills in research techniques & use of library resources.

Admission Dates:  Fall, winter, spring, summer.

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS		CR
ARGT 111	Architectural Print Reading I	2
CEGT 211	Civil Engineering Graphics I	4
CEGT 212	Civil Engineering Graphics II	4
CEGT 221	Surveying	4
CEGT 231	Civil 3D Computer Aided Design I	4
CEGT 241	Civil Engineering Materials	4
CEGT 251	Boundary Surveys and Plat Design I	4
CEGT 252	Boundary Surveys and Plat Design II	4
CEGT 261	Roadway Design and Layout I	4
CEGT 262	Roadway Design and Layout II	4
CISA 101	Computer Application	2
CIVE 205	Theory of Urban Design & Planning	3
ENGT 101	Introduction to Technology	1
ENGR 111	Engineering Graphics I	4
ENGR 113	Dimensioning & Tolerancing	4
ENGR 115	Engineering Graphics II	4
ENGR 121	Descriptive Geometry	4
ENGR 122	Engineering Graphics III	4
ENGT 102	Technical Employment Preparation	1
ENGT 131	Computer Aided Drafting & Design I	4
ENGT 132	Computer Aided Drafting & Design II	4
ENGT 133	Computer Aided Drafting & Design III	4
ENGT 202	Specialized Tech Employment Prep	2
GEOG 251	Cartography	4
GISA 211	Geographic Information Systems	4
	Technical Electives	8

TECHNICAL ELECTIVES
Technical electives may be taken from ARGT, ARCH, CEGT, CIVE, ENGT, GEOG, or GISA areas.   Student should consult an academic adviser.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS - 25 credits
Physics (PHYS 114)	5
Written Communication	5
Oral Communication	5
Quantitative Reasoning	5
Social Science	5

See the General Education Requirements page (opens new window) for a list of all applicable courses for each of the categories listed above.

CIVIL ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
Certificate of Proficiency
83 Credits 

The Civil Engineering Graphics program is designed to prepare a graphics technician to work directly under the supervision of an engineer, architect or designer producing detailed drawings.  Civil Engineering Graphics Technicians are specialists in translating the rough sketches, layouts and written specifications of architects, engineers, or designers into a drawing showing the complete details and specifications for the finished product.  Any developmental coursework a student may be required to complete may increase the program length.

Admission Dates:  Fall, winter, spring, summer.

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS		CR
ARGT 111	Architectural Print Reading I	2
CEGT 211	Civil Engineering Graphics I	4
CEGT 212	Civil Engineering Graphics II	4
CEGT 221	Surveying	4
CEGT 241	Civil Engineering Materials	4
CEGT 251	Boundary Surveys and Plat Design I	4
CEGT 261	Roadway Design and Layout I	4
CEGT 262	Roadway Design and Layout II	4
CISA 101	Computer Application	2
ENGR 111	Engineering Graphics I	4
ENGR 113	Dimensioning & Tolerancing	4
ENGR 115	Engineering Graphics II	4
ENGR 121	Descriptive Geometry	4
ENGR 122	Engineering Graphics III	4
ENGT 101	Introduction to Technology	1
ENGT 131	Computer Aided Drafting & Design I	4
ENGT132	Computer Aided Drafting & Design II	4
ENGT 102	Technical Employment Preparation	1
	Technical Electives	6

TECHNICAL ELECTIVES
Technical electives may be taken from ARGT, ARCH, CEGT, CIVE, ENGT, GEOG, or GISA areas.  Student should consult an academic adviser.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS - 15 credits
Written Communication	5
Quantitative Reasoning	5
Social Science	5

See the General Education Requirements page (opens new window) for a list of all applicable courses for each of the categories listed above.