Associate Degree in Engineering Science Requirements
This program has several requirements for entry, including College Chemistry I, Principles of Macroeconomics, English Composition II and Calculus I. Speak with an Aims enrollment coach to ensure you meet these pre-enrollment requirements.
Explore the classes that will build the foundation for pursuing a four-year engineering degree.
Study subjects including:
- Design
- Environmental ethics
- Statistics
- Computer science
- Dynamics
General education requirements round out your learning experience and reinforce the soft skills that will help you succeed in a four-year program. Study written and oral communication, world history, calculus, physics and chemistry.
Degree Requirements:
EGT 1110 Introduction to Design and Engineering Applications | Credits: 3
MAT 2420 Calculus II [MA1]* | Credits: 5
Select ONE from the following Mathematics courses:
MAT 2430 Calculus III [MA1]* | Credits: 4
MAT 2431 Calculus III with Engineering Applications | Credits: 5
Select ONE from the following Mathematics courses:
MAT 2561 Differential Equations with Engineering Applications | Credits 4
MAT 2560 Differential Equations [MA1]* | Credits: 3
MAT 2562 Differential Equations with Linear Algebra | Credits: 4
Select TWO from the following Laboratory Science courses:
BIO 1111 Biology I [SC1]* | Credits: 5
CHE 1112 College Chemistry II [SC1]* | Credits: 5
GEY 1111 Physical Geology [SC1]* | Credits: 4
PHY 2111 Physics I [SC1]* | Credits: 5
PHY 2112 Physics II [SC1]* | Credits: 5
Total Degree Credits: 24-27
General Education Requirements:
PHI 2018 Environmental Ethics [AH3]* | Credits: 3
MAT 2410 Calculus I [MA1]* | Credits: 5
CHE 1111 College Chemistry I [SC1]* | Credits: 5
Select ONE from the following English courses:
ENG 1022 English Composition II [CO2]* | Credits: 3
ENG 1031 Technical Writing I [CO1]* | Credits: 3
Select ONE from the following courses:
HIS 2015 20th Century World History [HI1]* | Credits: 3
SOC 2007 Environmental Sociology [SS3]* | Credits: 3
POS 2025 Comparative Government [SS1]* | Credits: 3
LIT 2002 World Literature After 1600 [AH2]* | Credits: 3
Select ONE from the following Economics courses:
ECO 2001 Principles of Macroeconomics [SS1]* | Credits: 3
ECO 2002 Principles of Microeconomics [SS1]* | Credits: 3
Total General Education Credits: 22
Degree Electives:
EGG 2011 Statics | Credits: 3
EGG 2012 Dynamics | Credits: 3
CSC 1060 Computer Science I Credits: 4
CSC 1061 Computer Science II Credits: 4
Any of the following mathematics and laboratory courses not being applied to the Engineering Science requirements:
MAT 1260 Introduction to Statistics [MA1]* | Credits: 3
BIO 1111 Biology I [SC1]* | Credits: 5
CHE 1112 College Chemistry II [SC1]* | Credits: 5
GEY 1011 Physical Geology [SC1]* | Credits: 4
PHY 2111 Physics I | Credits: 5
PHY 2112 Physics II | Credits: 5
Select CSC 1019 AND one of the two of the following courses:
CSC 1019 Introduction to Programming | Credits: 3
CNG 1024 Networking I | Credits: 3
CIS 2043 Intro to SQL | Credits: 3
Select at least two credits of PE activities | Credits: 2
Select up to six credits of foreign language, literature, history, humanities, political science, and social sciences | Credits: 6
Total Elective Credits: 11-14
TOTAL CREDITS FOR DEGREE: 60
*These courses are AS transfer courses