Construction Engineering Undergraduate Degree Program: Objectives and Outcomes
The objectives of the construction engineering program at Western Michigan University are to have graduates:
- Contribute to their profession;
- Acquire leadership responsibilities;
- Continue their education through life-long learning opportunities, graduate studies, and/or self study; and
- Who are professionally recognized by becoming registered engineers.
The program prepares students who:
- Understand and are able to apply knowledge of traditional mathematics, science, and engineering skills
- Are able to design and conduct experiments, as well as analyze and interpret data in more than one Construction Engineering discipline
- Can design systems, components and processes to meet desired needs
- Can work in design teams
- Are able to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems
- Understand professional and ethical responsibility
- Are able to communicate effectively
- Understand the impact of engineering on society
- Understand and embrace the need for life-long learning
- Have knowledge of contemporary issues
- Can use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering
- Are able to apply management topics such as economics, business, accounting, law, statistics, ethics leadership, decision and optimization methods, process analysis and design, engineering economics, engineering management, safety, and cost engineering
More information on the degrees in Construction Engineering can be found in the Undergraduate Catalog 
