Associate in Engineering Science Degree

Degree

Bachelor’s engineering programs are highly structured to meet the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) standards required for candidates seeking Illinois registration as a professional engineer. The Associate in Engineering Science (AES) degree is designed to parallel the first two years of pre-engineering programs at most Illinois universities and facilitates students transferring into a bachelor’s engineering program with junior standing.

Courses

ART 115 — Art Appreciation (3) (3,0)
ART 151 — History of Art, Prehistory to 1300 (3) (3,0)
ART 152 — History of Art, 1300 to the Present (3) (3,0)
ART 154 — Survey of Non-Western Art (3) (3,0)
ART 155 — History of Photography (3) (3,0)
ATR 120 — Introduction to Anthropology (3) (3,0)
ATR 210 — General Prehistoric Archeology (3) (3,0)
ATR 220 — Cultural Anthropology (3) (3,0)
ATR 250 — Human Evolution (3) (3,0)
CHM 142 — General Chemistry I (5) (4,3)
CHM 143 — General Chemistry II (5) (4,4)
CHM 234 — Organic Chemistry I (5) (3,6)
CHM 235 — Organic Chemistry II (5) (3,6)
CIS 121 — Computer Science I (4) (4,0)
CIS 123 — Computer Science for Engineers (4) (4,0)
CIS 127 — Discrete Structures (3) (3,0)
CIS 223 — Computer Science II (4) (4,0)
CIS 226 — Computer Science III (4) (4,0)
CMS 106 — Introduction to Film Appreciation (3) (3,0)
ECN 101 — Fundamentals of Economics (3) (3,0)
ECN 201 — Principles of Microeconomics (3) (3,0)
ECN 202 — Principles of Macroeconomics (3) (3,0)
EGR 100 — Introduction to Engineering (2) (2,0)
EGR 101 — Engineering Design Graphics/Cad (4) (2,4)
EGR 152 — Statics (3) (2,2)
EGR 172 — Mechanics of Materials (3) (3,0)
EGR 192 — Engineering Thermodynamics (3) (3,0)
EGR 252 — Dynamics (3) (3,0)
EGR 272 — Circuit Analysis and Theory (4) (3,2)
EGR 292 — Introduction to Digital Systems (4) (3,2)
ENG 101 — English Composition I (3) (3,0)
ENG 102 — English Composition II (3) (3,0)
FRN 202 — Intermediate French II (4) (4,0)
GEO 116 — Human Geography (3) (3,0)
GEO 216 — Geography of the Developing World (3) (3,0)
GRM 202 — Intermediate German II (4) (4,0)
HIS 101 — Western Civilization to 1500 (3) (3,0)
HIS 102 — Western Civilization from 1500 (3) (3,0)
HIS 115 — History of World Civilizations to 1500 (3) (3,0)
HIS 116 — History of World Civilizations From 1500 (3) (3,0)
HIS 119 — Gender in World History (3) (3,0)
HIS 130 — History of Latin America I (3) (3,0)
HIS 131 — History of Latin America II (3) (3,0)
HIS 140 — History of Asia: Ancient to 1500 (3) (3,0)
HIS 141 — History of Asia: 1500 to Present (3) (3,0)
HIS 150 — History of Native America (3) (3,0)
HIS 151 — US History to 1877 (3) (3,0)
HIS 152 — U S History Since 1865 (3) (3,0)
HIS 180 — History of U.S. Latinas and Latinos (3) (3,0)
HIS 182 — History of Mexico (3) (3,0)
HIS 189 — African American History I (3) (3,0)
HIS 190 — African American History II (3) (3,0)
HUM 101 — Ancient & Medieval Western Humanities (3) (3,0)
HUM 102 — Modern Western Humanities (3) (3,0)
HUM 103 — Intro to Non-Western Humanities (3) (3,0)
HUM 110 — Introduction to Philosophy (3) (3,0)
HUM 112 — Ancient & Medieval Western Philosophy (3) (3,0)
HUM 113 — Modern Western Philosophy (3) (3,0)
HUM 115 — Critical Reasoning (3) (3,0)
HUM 116 — Logic (3) (3,0)
HUM 117 — Social & Political Philosophy (3) (3,0)
HUM 170 — Introduction to Asian Philosophy (3) (3,0)
HUM 200 — Introduction to Religious Studies (3) (3,0)
HUM 201 — Comparative Religions (3) (3,0)
HUM 202 — Philosophy of Religion (3) (3,0)
HUM 205 — Introduction to Mythology (3) (3,0)
HUM 216 — Ethics (3) (3,0)
LIT 201 — Introduction to Literature:Fiction (3) (3,0)
LIT 202 — Introduction to Literature:Drama (3) (3,0)
LIT 203 — Introduction to Literature:Poetry (3) (3,0)
LIT 205 — Introduction to Shakespeare (3) (3,0)
LIT 206 — Latinx Literatures of the US (3) (3,0)
LIT 209 — African American Lit 1619-1940 (3) (3,0)
LIT 210 — Multicultural American Literature (3) (3,0)
LIT 211 — Intro to Literature by Women (3) (3,0)
LIT 220 — LGBTQ Literature (3) (3,0)
LIT 223 — International Literature (3) (3,0)
LIT 225 — Children's Literature (3) (3,0)
LIT 229 — Novel and Film (3) (3,0)
LIT 230 — Masterpieces of World Lit (3) (3,0)
LIT 235 — Bible as Literature (3) (3,0)
LIT 241 — Great Books Seminar I (3) (3,0)
LIT 242 — Great Books Seminar II (3) (3,0)
LIT 243 — Great Books Seminar III (3) (3,0)
LIT 244 — Great Books Seminar IV (3) (3,0)
LIT 245 — Great Books Seminar V (3) (3,0)
MTH 123 — Computer Science for Engineers (4) (4,0)
MTH 190 — Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (5) (5,0)
MTH 210 — Calculus with Analytic Geometry II (5) (5,0)
MTH 230 — Calculus with Analytic Geometry III (5) (5,0)
MTH 240 — Introduction to Linear Algebra (4) (4,0)
MTH 250 — Differential Equations (4) (4,0)
MUS 104 — Musics of the World (3) (3,0)
MUS 105 — Music Appreciation (3) (3,0)
MUS 106 — Music Literature From 1400 to 1750 (3) (3,0)
MUS 107 — Music Liter. From 1750 to Present (3) (3,0)
MUS 145 — Hip Hop Music Appreciation (3) (3,0)
MUS 146 — Rock and Roll Music Appreciation (3) (3,0)
PHY 211 — Engineering Physics I (5) (3,4)
PHY 212 — Engineering Physics II (5) (3,4)
PHY 215 — Thermal Physics (3) (3,0)
PHY 216 — Quantum Physics (2) (2,0)
POS 150 — Amer Government - National (3) (3,0)
POS 151 — Amer Govt State Local (3) (3,0)
POS 152 — Principles of Political Science (3) (3,0)
POS 250 — Comparative Political Systems (3) (3,0)
POS 251 — International Relations (3) (3,0)
PSY 100 — Intro to Psychology (3) (3,0)
PSY 212 — Child Psychology (3) (3,0)
PSY 214 — Adulthood and Aging (3) (3,0)
PSY 218 — Human Growth and Development (3) (3,0)
SOC 100 — Principles of Sociology (3) (3,0)
SOC 201 — Social Problems (3) (3,0)
SOC 209 — Racial and Ethnic Relations (3) (3,0)
SOC 210 — Marriage and Family (3) (3,0)
SOC 220 — Gender Roles and Social Change (3) (3,0)
SPN 202 — Intermediate Spanish II (4) (4,0)
THE 100 — Theatre Appreciation (3) (3,0)
THE 122 — Intro-Theatre History & Literature (3) (3,0)
THE 124 — American Drama (3) (3,0)

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