Associate of Science in Mathematics and Science Engineering Concentration

Gain an introduction to the engineering field and its many opportunities, as well as an overview of the engineer’s main competencies. This program will help prepare you for a technical career or to transition to a bachelor’s program with junior standing.

You can transfer up to 55 semester units into this program.

Degree Requirements

73 total units

General Education Courses (33 units)
Core Courses (4 units)
Mathematics and Science Courses (36 units)

Core Courses (4 units)
COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	UNITS
INF 100	Information Literacy	1
SCI 100	Computer Applications for Scientists & Engineers	3

Mathematics and Science Courses (34 units)
COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	UNITS
EGR 100	Introduction to Engineering	3
EGR 200	Engineering Mechanics—Statics	2
EGR 225	Introduction to Materials	3
EGR 250	Introduction to Circuit Analysis	4
MAT 121	Calculus and Analytic Geometry II	4
MAT 122	Calculus and Analytic Geometry III	4
MAT 220	Differential Equations	4
PHY 150A	General Physics I (Mechanics)	4
PHY 150B	General Physics II (Electricity & Magnetism)	4
PHY 150C	General Physics III (Heat & Light)	4

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When Can I Start?

Fall 2013

September 3

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