Ecosystem & Habitat Restoration Engineering
“My role provides me the opportunity to improve and guide stream restoration throughout the State of Michigan. Helping to preserve and restore our natural features using my engineering background has been a rewarding experience.”
WHAT EEE SELECTIVES SHOULD I CONSIDER?
The following suggestions were created by a subcommittee of faculty and staff. These are not requirements! Instead, they are a collection of informed choices with the goal to inspire students to explore their own plan that supports their longterm career goals. All students are encouraged to intentionally craft their entire Purdue experience. Tailoring may include Selective, Technical or General Elective choices, additional academic endorsements, engagement in relevant UG research, organizations, activities, study abroad, etc. These lists are purposely succinct and not comprehensive.
Select the Plan of Study according to your assigned catalog term. A student’s catalog term is typically the semester you started at Purdue, and determines the criteria that applies to you.
I BEGAN MY STUDIES AT PURDUE...
COURSES LISTED IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE:
| A: Earth Science | AGRY 25500 Soil Science |
| B: Engineering Design | ABE 32500 Soil and Water Resource Engineering |
| C: Professional Engineering Technical Skills | ASM 54000 Geographic Information System Application OR FNR 21000 Natural Resources Information Management |
| D: Advanced Engineering Fundamentals & Applications | ABE 42600 Ecological Restoration Engineering |
| E: Hydrology | AGRY 33700 Environmental Hydrology OR CCE 44200 Introduction to Hydrology |
CHOOSE THREE ADDITIONAL COURSES:
| ABE 42500 Water Quality Engineering (D) |
| AGRY 45000 Soil Cons & Water Mgmt OR BIOL 48300 Env & Conservation Biol |
| CCE 38300 Geotechnical Engineering (C) |
| CCE 44000 Urban Hydraulics (B) |
| CCE 54000 Open Channel Hydraulics (D) |
| CCE 54300 Coastal Engineering (B) |
| CCE 54900 Computational Watershed Hydrology (D) |
| CCE 59700 Disasters and Emergencies (D) |
| EEE 38500 Environmental Soil Chemistry (C) |
| EEE 47200 Community Engaged Engineering and Design (B) |
| EEE 54400 Environmental Organic Chemistry |
| EEE 55000 PhysioChemical Processes in Environmental Engineering (D) |
| EEE 55401 Water Chemistry in EEE (D) |
| EEE 56000 Env Ecol Reg and Compliance |
| IE 34300 Engineering Economics (C) |
COURSES LISTED IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE:
| A: Earth Science | AGRY 25500 Soil Science |
| B: Engineering Design | ABE 32500 Soil and Water Resource Engineering |
| C: Professional Engineering Technical Skills | ASM 54000 Geographic Information System Application OR FNR 21000 Natural Resources Information Management |
| D: Advanced Engineering Fundamentals & Applications | ABE 42600 Ecological Restoration Engineering |
CHOOSE THREE ADDITIONAL COURSES:
| ABE 42500 Water Quality Engineering (D) |
| AGRY 33700 Environmental Hydrology (A) OR CCE 44200 Introduction to Hydrology (A) |
| AGRY 45000 Soil Cons & Water Mgmt OR BIOL 48300 Env & Conservation Biol |
| CCE 38300 Geotechnical Engineering (C) |
| CCE 44000 Urban Hydraulics (B) |
| CCE 54000 Open Channel Hydraulics (D) |
| CCE 54300 Coastal Engineering (B) |
| CCE 54900 Computational Watershed Hydrology (D) |
| CCE 59700 Disasters and Emergencies (D) |
| EEE 38500 Environmental Soil Chemistry (C) |
| EEE 47200 Community Engaged Engineering and Design (B) |
| EEE 54400 Environmental Organic Chemistry |
| EEE 55000 PhysioChemical Processes in Environmental Engineering (D) |
| EEE 55401 Water Chemistry in EEE (D) |
| EEE 56000 Env Ecol Reg and Compliance |
| IE 34300 Engineering Economics (C) |