Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering/Bachelor of Science with A Major In Mathematic

The environmental field is dynamic and wide-ranging, comprising many different disciplines and professional roles. Environmental engineering and science involve not only traditional water and wastewater management, but also the management of hazardous and radioactive materials, pollution prevention and waste minimization, innovative hazardous waste treatment and site remediation processes, environmental and occupational health, resource conservation and recovery, sustainable development of natural resources, and air quality management and pollution control. In addition, modern manufacturing, both domestic and worldwide, focuses on using recycled and natural materials to fabricate products that are competitive in the marketplace and harmlessly degraded in the environment. The trend toward global manufacturing will grow stronger in the years ahead. Environmental challenges presented by this movement must be overcome if the economic and lifestyle benefits of globalization are to be extended to all peoples of the world. The educational objectives of the environmental engineering program are consistent with the missions of the civil and environmental engineering department, the Lyle school of engineering, and the overall institutional mission of SMU, and were determined based on the needs of the program’s various constituencies. The program prepares graduates to achieve the following educational objectives during The medium term of their professional careers: 1. Assume important leadership positions in a globally competitive world. 2. Fully participate either as engineering designers or as managers in the public or private sectors. 3. Pursue advanced academic or professional degrees in engineering, medicine, law, business or public policy. 4. Licensing as professional engineers.