Engineering, AS (ENGRD)

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The Associate of Science in Engineering prepares the student for transfer to a university Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering. The program develops a strong foundation in mathematics and physical science and provides an introduction to the fundamental aspects of engineering. Students wishing to transfer to four-year institutions will have the academic foundation applicable to various engineering disciplines including civil, chemical, computer, electrical, geological, mechanical, metallurgical, mining, computer science, and engineering physics. For more information regarding the Engineering, AS, see the Engineering webpage.

The Engineering program is located on the Neal Campus in Kingman; however all course work (except lab components) can be done from any MCC campus via hybrid courses.

Note: For a course to be eligible for transfer, the student must receive a “C” or better. Acceptance of a transfer course is determined by the receiving institution.

General Education Credits from the AGEC-S: 40

See the Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC - S) section of this catalog for details.

Special Requirements for the AGEC-S:

PHY 115 - University Physics I with Lab Credits: (5) use for Section E
PHY 116 - University Physics II with Lab Credits: (5) use for Section E
MAT 231 - Calculus with Analytic Geometry II Credits: (4) use for Section F
MAT 241 - Analytic Geometry and Calculus III Credits: (4) use for Section F

Engineering Core Requirements: 24-25

CHM 151 - General Chemistry I with Lab Credits: (4)
CHM 152 - General Chemistry II with Lab Credits: (4)
CSC 110 - Computer Science I Credits: (4)
EGR 102 - Introduction to Engineering with Lab Credits: (3)
MAT 260 - Introduction To Differential Equations Credits: (4)

Note:

There are two options depending on the focus. After consulting with a student services specialist, choose either the Mechanical or Electrical focus of the discipline in order to completely satisfy the Engineering Core Requirements.

Mechanical Focus

EGR 210 - Engineering Mechanics I: Statics Credits: (3)
EGR 212 - Engineering Mechanics II: Dynamics Credits: (3)

Electrical Focus

EGR 202 - Engineering Circuit Analysis with Lab Credits: (5)

Total Degree Credits: 64-65

Suggested Pathway

The following pathway provides recommended courses to complete this program, see the Engineering Program Matrix . A full list of course options is listed on the program of study. It is important to consult a student services specialist regarding any advising concerns in order to maintain the established program path and/or possible transfer goals.