The Civil Engineering Technology program at Ferris emphasizes instruction in soil and material testing, highway technology, engineering, design and the construction process. The technician needs a background in mathematics and physical science plus a thorough knowledge of construction materials, methods and equipment. The program includes general education courses in English, mathematics, physics, and program specific courses in plans and specifications interpretation, material testing, quantity estimating, computer applications including three-dimensional modeling, hydrology, highway design, equipment production, soils, surveying, administration, and construction practices. Graduates of the Associate's degree program may choose employment with heavy civil construction companies or may continue their education and obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in the ACCE-accredited Construction Management through our ACCE-accredited program.