ESF Academic Catalog
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Resources Engineering
Environmental Resources Engineering degree program prepares graduates to operate with professional competence in environmental resources engineering. A broad base of study in engineering fundamentals enables graduates to enter professional practices that focus on the use and protection of soil, water, air, and other renewable and non-renewable resources. The program aims to educate professionals who will ensure sustainable development through environmentally responsible engineering solutions. This program is accredited as an environmental engineering program by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.
Lower Division Required Courses
Course Number | Course | Codes * | Credits |
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APM 205 | |||
APM 206 | |||
APM 307 | |||
APM 485 | |||
EFB 101 | |||
EFB 102 | |||
ERE 132 | |||
ERE 133 | |||
ERE 275 | |||
EWP 190 | |||
EWP 290 | |||
FCH 150 | |||
FCH 151 | |||
FCH 152 | |||
FCH 153 | |||
GNE 271 | |||
GNE 273 | |||
PHY 211 | 3 | ||
PHY 212 | 3 | ||
PHY 221 | 1 | ||
PHY 222 | 1 |
“C-” is a requirement for students to pass each calculus course and move into the next course. This requirement is necessary to ensure engineering students have the quantitative skills to succeed in the ERE program. The admissions office uses C as a threshold for the calculus courses when students want to transfer into the ERE program.
Lower Division Electives
Course | Codes* | Credits |
General Education Course in two of the following categories: US History & Civic Engagement, The Arts, Social Science, World History and Global Awareness, World Languages |
G | 6 |
General Education Course in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice | G | 3 |
Earth Science Elective: FOR 345, FCH 399, FOR 338, EAR105, EAR 111, or EAR 117 | G | 3 |
Biology Elective: EFB 103, EFB 303, EFB 307, EFB 320, EFB 360, EFB 400, EFB 424, EST 220, FOR 232, FOR 332, FOR 334, or FOR 442 | G | 3 |
Upper Division Required Courses
Course Number | Course | Codes * | Credits |
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APM 395 | |||
CEE 337 | 3 | ||
ERE 335 | |||
ERE 339 | |||
ERE 340 | |||
ERE 365 | |||
ERE 371 | |||
ERE 430 | |||
ERE 440 | |||
ERE 468 | |||
ERE 480 | |||
ERE 488 | |||
ERE 489 |
Upper Division Electives
Course | Codes* | Credits |
Engineering Fundamentals Elective Pre-approved SUNY ESF Engineering Fundamentals Elective courses are:
Pre-approved Syracuse University courses that satisfy the engineering fundamentals elective include:
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3 | |
Engineering Elective Pre-approved SUNY ESF Engineering Elective courses are:
Pre-approved Syracuse University courses that may be used to satisfy engineering electives include:
500-599 Graduate courses designed expressly for areas of specialization in post-baccalaureate programs. Qualified undergraduate students may enroll with permission of the instructor.
600-699 Graduate courses are designed expressly for advanced levels of specialization. Undergraduate students with a cumulative grade point average of 3.000 or better may enroll in these courses with an approved petition.
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E | 9 |
Technical Elective Any CEE class, any APM class 200 level and above; any BPE class 300 level and above; any BTC class; any CME class with the exception of CME 202; any EFB class with the exception of EFB 120, 200, 217, 220, and 312; any EHS class; any ERE class; ESF 300 any FCH class 200 level and above; any FOR class 320 and above with exception of 475 to 478; any GNE class; or any SRE class. Any Special Topics course (496 or 596) must be approved by the Department prior to registration. |
6 |
Total Minimum Credits For Degree: 128
* Special Course Codes (Code indicates course meets certain program or
accreditation requirements. Ignore if there is no relevance to this program of study.)
G =
General Education Course (GenEd), E = Engineering, ES = Engineering Sciences, M =
Mathematic, NS = Natural Sciences, PE = Professional Education, S = Summer-only