
Exploring the cornerstones of our built environment
What is a capstone?
The SSEBE capstone course is a senior-level project for undergraduate students in civil, construction, and environmental engineering at ASU. Students work in teams to solve real-world problems with industry sponsors, developing skills in project management, teamwork, and technical communication.
The program concludes with a public showcase where teams present their final projects, which are similar to those that they will engage in during their careers. Industry professionals, students’ families and friends, faculty members, staff and students are encouraged to attend.
SSEBE Capstone Project Showcase
Student teams from the senior design class in civil, construction and environmental engineering will discuss their capstone design projects, present their posters and answer questions.
Event sponsor
The SSEBE Capstone Project Showcase is brought to you by Friends of Civil and Environmental Engineering, or FOCE2.
For the past 25 years, FOCE2 along with other industry partners have worked with SSEBE faculty members to bridge the gap between the classroom and workplace as they interact with students throughout the year, mentor student teams and create internship opportunities.

FOCE2 member firms
- Black & Veatch
- Bowman Consulting
- Carollo Engineers
- Colliers Engineering
- Consor Engineers Inc
- Coreslab Structures
- Dibble & Associates Consulting Engineers
- Entellus
- Gannett Fleming
- Kimley-Horn
- Langan Engineering
- Olsson
- Speedie and Associates
- Terracon
- Water Works
- Wood Patel & Associates
- Y2K Engineering
- Y.S. Mantri Associates
Additional sponsor firms
- Ardurra
- ASR Construction Group
- BFH Group
- Burns & McDonnell
- Civtech
- CTS (CARUSO TURLEY SCOTT)
- CVL
- DOWL
- EPS Group
- GHD
- Hazen and Sawyer
- HDR
- Horrocks
- Huitt-Zollars
- Jacobs
- Kitchell
- MATRIX
- MBJ
- Oliden Engineering
- Parsons
- Point Engineers
- Schaffer
- SWTE
- Westwood
- Wilson & Company
Government agencies
- ADEQ
- ADOT
- APWA
- FHWA
- Maricopa County