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There are four main systems you should know. 

• Email: You will use this as your main form of contact within 51³Ô¹Ï
• : You will use this to register for courses, and manage your profile
• : You will use this for accessing courses and gathering information from the department
• DegreeWorks: You will use this for advisement and to view the progress of your degree completion

A PC is highly recommended when taking classes in this degree program. Please review the technical specifications needed for AutoCAD, Autocad Architecture, Autodesk Revit, and Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis on the Autodesk website.

The date varies between semesters. However Registrar’s office will send out emails regarding to your registration date about 8 weeks after the semester starts. But if you do not see the email for any reason, please contact your advisor about 8 weeks after the semester starts.

Yes. It is department policy that all students must be advised by their an advisor within the Civil Engineering Technology department.

The Civil Engineering Technology department staff and faculty can assist you with getting advised for classes. If you would like to schedule an appointment please do so online through

Alternate pins are required for all students looking to register for classes.

Students must meet with their academic advisor for a advisement appointment to receive their pin.

There are a few possible reasons.

• You do not have your alternate pin. You need to contact your advisor for advisement and your pin number
• You may have a hold on your account. You will need to clear the hold with the corresponding office (e.g. admissions, registrar office, financial aid office, or health and wellness center) before registering for any courses.
• The course you tried to register for is full. Please see your advisor for an alternative option.
• The course you tried to register for requires a prerequisite course(s) or corequisite course(s).

Transfer students will have to apply the same way as freshman. Students interested in transferring should speak with an admissions advisor to better understand the processes.

Transfer Services will evaluate your courses and your advisor will review it during your first advisement meeting.