Engineering is a broad discipline that prepares students for rewarding careers in almost any industry. An Engineering degree is intended for students with a strong scientific background to apply their skills to solving real-world problems. The two-year program provides a firm foundation in physics and core engineering curriculum, allowing students to transfer seamlessly to most four-year institutions and be successful.

Students will learn how to analyze internal and external forces acting on structures and machines, including consideration for the behavior of fluids and the transfer of energy. Computing plays an increasing role in engineering professions and this is reflected in the program, with introductory courses in several commonly used software packages. In addition to the theory, opportunities will be provided for practical application of the engineering design process through a variety of projects designed to connect concepts with hands-on experiences. These opportunities allow students to combine their creative and analytical skills while gaining real problem solving experience.

There is one program option for Engineering. The Associate of Science requires 64 credits over 4 recommended semesters.

Below are the courses we offer that are most relevant to this program. Check the program options above to see which courses are required. Courses in other academic areas are also required. Please view the College Catalog for course descriptions not listed below.