Engineering, Associate of Science

CIP Code

14.0101

Program Description:

The Engineering, A.S. Program is designed for students seeking an A.S. degree and preparing for a career in the engineering technology field. The skill set and knowledge acquired in the program apply to chemical, manufacturing, and construction engineering. The students receive a strong formation in the basic sciences which allows them to acquire a global perspective on Science and Technology.

Program Requirements:

General Education (20 Credits)

Student Life Skills (1 Credit)

SLS 1501

College Study Skills

1

English and Communications (6 Credits)

ENC 1101	English Composition I	3
SPC 1017	Fundamentals of Oral Communications	3

Natural Sciences (7 Credits)

CHM 1045	General Chemistry I	3
CHM 1045L	General Chemistry Lab I	1
PHY 1100C	General Physics	3

Mathematics (3 Credits)

MAC 1105

College Algebra I

3

Information Literacy (3 Credits)

CGS 1030

Introduction to Information Technology

3

Core Requirements (40 Credits)

CCE 2004	Introduction to Construction	3
ECH 1003	Introduction to Chemical Engineering	3
EET 1084C	Electrical Circuits and Electronics	3
EGN 1002C	Introduction to Engineering	3
EGN 2610	Engineering Economy	3
EMA 1004	Introduction to Material Science and Engineering	3
ETD 1110	Technical Drawing I	3
ETD 1320	Introduction to CAD	3
ETG 2140	Statistics for Engineering	4
ETI 2110	Introduction to Quality Assurance	3
ETM 1010C	Measurements and Instruments	3
ETM 1352	Introduction to Manufacturing	3
GEO 1330	Introduction to Environmental Science	3

Note: This program meets the specifications for the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) STEM Designated Degree Program List.