The undergraduate program in Civil Engineering leads to the Bachelor of Civil Engineering (B.C.E.) degree. Students selecting to concentrate in the area of Construction Engineering and Management enroll in the capstone CE 302 Construction Management Systems and Economics plus four specialization courses. These include the (pre)selected electives CE 301 Construction Systems and Planning and CE 490 Construction Operations Analysis plus two program electives per the list in the unified tracking sheet. These two 400-level program electives may be double-counted toward a five-year combined bachelor's and master's degree under the School of Engineering policy if they are taken in the 500-level section. Additionally, a five-year dual undergraduate degree program is offered in cooperation with the School of Architecture and Planning.

The undergraduate degree of B.C.E. in the construction concentration contains 135 credit hours, including 9 liberal studies elective courses, 9 mathematics and science courses, and 9 general engineering courses, and at least 12 major-specific technical courses. This degree has a surveying requirement and an internship requirement. The curriculum shown below is for students entering in Fall 2017 or later (contact the department for previous versions).