Engineering Associate of Science
The Associate of Science in Engineering program provides the necessary foundation for a career in the various fields of engineering. People working in the field of engineering and related technical fields "bridge the gap" between scientific principles and the application of these principles to the needs of society. The field is quite diversified with exciting job opportunities for people with varied mathematical, scientific, and technical skills. The AS in Engineering includes core coursework for various engineering disciplines, but additional coursework may be required for transfer as university programs may have specific requirements. Students should consult an academic counselor, educational advisor, and/or Assist.org to determine specific transfer requirements for specific university programs. Upon completion of graduation requirements and the required degree
Courses
- CHEM B1A — General Chemistry I
- ENGR B47 — Introduction to Engineering and Design
- MATH B6A — Analytic Geometry/Calculus I
- MATH B6B — Analytic Geometry/Calculus II
- MATH B6C — Calculus III
- MATH B6D — Ordinary Differential Equations
- PHYS B4A — Mechanics and Wave Motion
- PHYS B4B — Heat, Electricity, Magnetism
- ENGR B19C — C++ Programming for Engineers & Scientists
- ENGR B20 — MATLAB Programming for Engineers & Scientists
- CHEM B1B — General Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
- COMP B11 — Programming Concepts and Methodology I
- COMP B13 — Computer Architecture and Organization
- COMP B14 — Discrete Structures
- ENGR B17 — Electric Circuit Analysis
- ENGR B18 — Digital Electronics and Logic Design
- ENGR B24 — Engineering Graphics with Solidworks
- ENGR B25 — Engineering Graphics with AutoCAD (for CE/CET/EE)
- ENGR B36 — Engineering Mechanics-Statics
- ENGR B37 — Engineering Mechanics-Dynamics
- ENGR B38 — Strength of Materials
- ENGR B40 — Surveying
- ENGR B45 — Properties of Materials
- MATH B6E — Elementary Linear Algebra
- PHYS B4C — Optics and Modern Physics