The Program in Sustainable Engineering is a specialized study program that allows undergraduate engineering students to take 9 credit hours of courses focused on sustainability to earn the following notation on their transcript: "Program in Sustainable Engineering." In-person advising available in 2166 G.G. Brown Building (Matt Blank, CEE). 

The 9-credit PISE program requires the 3-credit course Sustainable Engineering Principles (CEE 265). The remaining 6-credits are taken from a list of engineering courses (3 credits) and a list of non-engineering courses (3 credits). The program can be completed without exceeding the 128 credits required for a BS/BSE and provides students the opportunity to organize their elective courses around this theme. The PISE designation is earned after taking: 

1. 3-credit foundation course Sustainable Engineering Principles (CEE 265) or Sustainable Engineering and Design (ME 489).
2. 3-credits of coursework from a selection of courses identified within the College of Engineering that feature significant content in sustainable engineering. (List A)
3. 3-credits of coursework from a selection of courses identified outside the College of Engineering that feature significant content in sustainability, specifically considering non-engineering issues at the intersection of technology and society. (List B)