Before a civil engineering project takes shape, engineers study the land and the conditions that could influence the design. Whether they are mapping a road or studying a changing shoreline, geospatial engineering
One exam can carry a great deal of weight for civil and environmental engineering students. The Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam can strengthen job prospects and mark the start of the path toward licensure,
Each week, the College of Engineering features an outstanding member of the engineering community as part of our spotlight campaign. This week, we are highlighting Industrial Advisory Board member and environmental engineering graduate Tim
Ridgway honor and a fourth straight Pacific Southwest Symposium title reflect the chapter’s depth, leadership and year-round commitment When Ashley Esquerra learned Cal Poly had won the Robert Ridgway Student Chapter Award, she screamed into the phone as
On any given day, the College of Engineering’s diverse and dedicated faculty members produce significant research contributions through peer-reviewed journal articles, scholarly books and book chapters. Learn more about those contributions in
A water line can run beneath a busy street for decades before it needs repair. The traditional fix can mean cutting into pavement and snarling traffic above it. Trenchless technology offers another
