Engineering Science: A.S.

Associate in Science

CIP CODE: 14.0101

HEGIS CODE: 5609.00

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Mission

The Engineering Science program prepares students to transfer to engineering colleges and universities to complete a BS degree in the engineering discipline in two additional years. The program delivers a high-quality curriculum in applied physics and the engineering sciences.  By making student learning its central focus the department creates an environment that promotes critical thinking, innovation and engages students in the classroom and the community. Our faculty encourage and create a respectful, equitable, and inclusive learning environment.

Program Learning Outcomes

1. Demonstrate knowledge of engineering careers and engineering program transfer opportunities.
2. Complete experiments, interpret data, and analyze results.
3. Analyze the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context.
4. Apply the principles and computational tools of mathematics, science, and engineering to solve a wide variety of engineering problems.
5. Communicate effectively and function as members and leaders of multidisciplinary teams.

Program Contact

Robert Lofthouse, Chairperson
Office: Applied Technology Building, Room 104B
Telephone: +1 (607) 778-5214
E-mail: lofthouserw@sunybroome.edu

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This program is modeled on the first two years of engineering programs at four-year schools. The degree enables students to transfer as juniors to many top colleges and universities in SUNY and across the country, where they complete a Bachelor’s degree in the engineering field of choice. For a student to finish in two years, they must enter in the Fall semester having completed Math 12 (Pre-Calc), Regents Physics and Regents Chemistry. Students in this program must work closely with their advisors and transfer institutions to select the appropriate technical electives that align with their desired engineering plan. 

Sequence of Courses

The following model meets all program requirements for students who are pursuing full-time study and wish to complete the course work in four semesters. Those who desire a slower pace or need preparatory courses will require more than four semesters.