Construction & Civil Engineering Technology Pathway (full-time) | Civil/Surveying Engineering

Associate in Science Degree

Meta-Major: Industry/Manufacturing and Construction

Specialization: Civil/Surveying Engineering

Catalog: 2025 - 2026

Planning Your Degree Pathway

This document outlines the courses needed to complete your Associate in Science (A.S.) degree and prepare you for employment in a specialized career upon degree completion. These courses include general education requirements as well as courses specific to your field. Please connect with your Student Success Coach if you need introductory coursework, have earned college credit, industry certifications, have completed an articulated program at a technical college, or would like to modify when you take certain courses and/or how many courses you take in a term. A Success Coach can also provide guidance on how to transition or transfer to a bachelor's degree program at Valencia or another Florida state college in case you decide to earn a bachelor's degree in the future.

Additional Degree Requirements

  • Introductory Coursework: Required courses based on placement tests including developmental education
  • Civic Literacy Exam: must satisfy Florida Civic Literacy Exam or appropriate scores in AP or CLEP exams
  • Grade Point Average (GPA): Need to maintain 2.0 or higher for both Overall GPA and Valencia GPA
  • Valencia Residency: Must complete at Valencia at least 25% of the college-level credits required for a degree
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* Class has a prerequisite

+ Class requires “C” grade or higher

^ Course may require a specific grade for transfer institution

GESC General Education Student Choice


Tools and Tips

Sample Term-by-Term Plan | Full-Time (12+ credits)

Introductory Coursework

Courses Credits
   
   
   
   

Term 1

Courses Credits
ETD 1031C  Intro to The Built Environment 3
ETD 1103C Engineering Graphics w/CAD 3
ENC 1101  Freshman Composition I *+ 3
Math Core*+  3

Term 2

Courses Credits
ETD 1340C Advanced CAD* 3
ETC 1251C  Engineering Materials and Processes 3
BCN 1303C BIM (Revit and Dynamo)* 3
MTB 2321C  Technical Math 3

Term 3

Courses Credits
SUR 1101C Basic Surveying* 3
AMH 2020 - U.S. History 1877 to Present+ or POS 2041 - U.S. Government+  3
BCN 2405  Statics and Strengths of Materials* 3
SUR 2390C Intro to Geometric Information Systems∆ 3

Term 4

Courses Credits
SUR 2640C  Advanced Surveying*∆ 3
SUR 2202C  Highway Drafting and Route Design*∆ 3
Science Core 3
Technology Elective 3

Term 5

Courses Credits
ETC 2521C Hydraulics and Hydrology ∆ 3
Humanities Core 3
SUR 2460C Subdivisions*∆ 3
BCN 1272 Construction Blueprint Reading 3

Pathway-Specific Information

  • ETD 1031C (Intro to Construction/Drafting) may be substituted with SLS 122 (New Student Experience)
  • MTB 2321C (Technical Mathematics) may be substituted with MAC 1114 (College Trig) or higher level math.
  • Technology Electives may be satisfied with course(s) with prefix of BCN, BCT, ETC, ETD, ETM, SUR, TAR, or department approval that are not already used within this degree.

Program Electives

  • Technology Electives may be satisfied with course(s) with the prefix of BCN, BCT, ETC, ETD, ETM, SUR or TAR that are not already used within this degree.

General Education Course Requirements

Courses listed below are 3 credit hours each unless otherwise stated.

See key for the meaning of symbols

See pathway-specific information

Communications Requirements

These courses need to be completed with a C or higher.

Humanities Core (3 Credits)

Select one of the following Humanities courses.

Math Core (3 Credits)

These courses need to be completed with a C or higher.

Select one course from core

Science Core (3 Credits)

Select one of the following Science courses.

Social Sciences (3 Credits)

Select one of the following Social Science Courses. These courses need to be completed with a C or higher.

Financial Aid Notice

Federal Financial Aid will only pay for courses for the required Associate in Science Degree. Work closely with your assigned Student Success Coach to verify the degree on your record and to develop a customized plan that includes the required classes each term.

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