The BASc Civil Engineering and Computing Technology at the University of Ottawa is designed for students eager to bridge the critical fields of infrastructure development and digital innovation. You will explore the fundamental principles of civil engineering, from structural design to environmental systems, while simultaneously gaining expertise in computing technologies like data structures, algorithms, and software engineering. This interdisciplinary undergraduate degree prepares you to tackle complex, modern challenges where physical infrastructure and advanced computation intersect, making you a highly adaptable and sought-after professional.
This full-time, on-campus program is studied over five years, integrating core civil engineering requirements with specialized computing technology courses, including discrete mathematics and digital systems. You will engage in hands-on learning, utilizing advanced labs and computer facilities to develop practical skills. The curriculum emphasizes project management and computational applications, culminating in a comprehensive understanding of both disciplines. You will graduate with a robust skill set, ready for diverse career paths in engineering, technology, and project management.