Land Development, Certificate

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The land development certificate program gives the practicing professional a solid understanding of the fundamentals of the land development process, blending theory and practice to help develop the skills and understanding needed to succeed in this competitive business.

Admission Requirements

To be accepted in the program, candidates must:

Have earned a bachelor’s degree in engineering or engineering technology. Applicants with bachelor’s degrees in related mathematics or science fields will also be considered.
Have a minimum GPA of 2.5 in their undergraduate degree program, or have earned EIT/PE certification.

Program Completion Requirements

To earn the land development certificate, students must earn a minimum grade point average of 2.8.

Matriculation from Certificate into Degree Program

To matriculate from the land development certificate program into our master in civil engineering or engineering management programs, students must complete the certificate program with a B average.

Curriculum

Required Courses

ENGR 600 - Project Management in Engineering and Technology 3 Credit(s)
CE 601 - Land Development 3 Credit(s)

Technical Electives

(choose two)

CE 603 - Topics in Surface Water Hydrology and Water Quality Modeling 3 Credit(s)
CE 605 - Innovative Water and Wastewater Treatment Systems 3 Credit(s)
CE 610 - Groundwater Pollution Remediation 3 Credit(s)
CE 613 - Geosynthetics 3 Credit(s)
CE 637 - Environmental Planning & Assessment 3 Credit(s)
CE 641 - Design of Water Distribution and Sanitary Sewer Systems 3 Credit(s)
CE 642 - Best Practices for Storm Water Control 3 Credit(s)
CE 643 - Ground Improvement 3 Credit(s)

Please Note

The program of study that appears here applies to students who were admitted for the summer session of this catalog year and later. Students admitted prior to that term should select the appropriate catalog year of their admission. Choose previous catalogs from the Home, Graduate, or Undergraduate Catalog Page at http://Catalog.widener.edu.