Curriculum
The tools and techniques of geospatial engineering are becoming indispensable in the civil and environmental engineering practices. The geospatial engineering focus provides in-depth knowledge in global positioning and information systems (GPS/GIS), geospatial analysis and modeling, special database management systems, remote sensing, and photogrammetry.
To complete this degree program, select 30 credits from the courses below to customize your program of study based on your areas of interest and consultation with your advisor
Core courses (select 15 credits)
Electives (select at least 15 credits)
M.S. students must register for at least two credits of ENGR 695 in their last semester in the program.
- ENGR 695 – Independent Study (2 cr.)