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Engineering (831) |
Associate of Science: Engineering |
The Associate of Science (A.S.) degree program in Engineering is designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in engineering in one of several fields. The Engineering degree program includes general education and engineering courses, which cover theoretical concepts and practical applications. Graduates with the baccalaureate degree find careers in aerospace, computer, environmental, civil, electrical/electronics, mechanical, mining/metallurgical, and nuclear engineering.
Admission to the Engineering program requires satisfactory completion of the following high school units or their equivalents: four units of English; four units of mathematics (two units of algebra, one unit of plane geometry, one unit of advanced mathematics or trigonometry and solid geometry); one unit of laboratory science; and one unit of social studies.
Students desiring to enter the A.S. in Engineering program must provide proof of having a strong foundation in math and science and be eligible to take ENG 111. Additional information is available online at tcc.edu (search keyword "Engineering").
Engineering courses required for the Engineering degree are available at the Chesapeake and Virginia Beach campuses. |
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Chesapeake,Virginia Beach |
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✦EGR 121 |
Foundations of Engineering
| 2 | ENG 111 eligible; MTH 162 or MTH 167, or equivalent; or departmental approval. | None |
CHM 111 |
General Chemistry I
| 4 | Eligible to enroll in ENG 111 and MTH 161 or higher | None |
ENG 111 |
College Composition I
| 3 | None | None |
✫MTH 263 |
Calculus I
| 4 | MTH 162, MTH 164, MTH 166, or MTH 167 with a grade of C or better; or placement | None |
✦SDV 101 |
Orientation to Engineering and Technologies
| 1 | None | None |
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Humanities Elective 1
| 3 | | |
Semester Total: 17 |
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PHY 241 | University Physics I
| 4 | MTH 263 with a minimum grade of C. | None |
EGR 122 | Engineering Design
| 3 | EGR 121 (or EGR 120) or departmental permission | None |
___________ | Approved Engineering Elective 2
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ENG 112 | College Composition II 4 (or ENG 113)
| 3 | ENG 111 | None |
MTH 264 | Calculus II
| 4 | MTH 173 or MTH 263 with a grade of C or better | None |
Semester Total: 18 |
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MTH 267 | Differential Equations
| 3 | MTH 264 or MTH 174 with a grade of C or better | None |
PHY 242 | University Physics II
| 4 | PHY 241 with a minimum grade of C and MTH 264 with a minimum grade of C | None |
___________ | Approved Engineering Elective 2
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___________ | Approved Engineering Elective 2
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___________ | History Elective 3
| 3 | Eligible to enroll in ENG 111 | |
Semester Total: 16 |
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MTH 265 | Calculus III
| 4 | MTH 264 or MTH 174 with a grade of C or better | None |
___________ | Approved Engineering Elective 2
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___________ | Approved Engineering Elective 2
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___________ | Humanities Elective 1
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___________ | Social Science Elective 5
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Semester Total: 17 |
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Total Minimum Credits: 68
1Students may select from eligible Humanities courses identified under . To satisfy the Humanities requirement, courses must be selected from two of the three categories: Artistic Expression; Literature and Creative Writing; or Human Culture. Students should consult with an academic advisor or counselor to choose the appropriate course(s). |
2Recommended courses for approved engineering electives:
Old Dominion University: Civil
EGR 240 or 140 (3); EGR 245 (3); EGR 246 (3); CHM 112 (4); (BIO 101 (4) or GOL 105 (4)) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (17)
Old Dominion University: Computer
EGR 125 (4); EGR 270 (4); EGR 271 (4); EGR 272 (3); CSC 210 (4); CHM 112 (4) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (24)
Old Dominion University: Electrical
EGR 125 (4); EGR 270 (4); EGR 271 (4); EGR 272 (4); CHM 112 (4) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (20)
Old Dominion University: Mechanical
EGR 125 (4); EGR 240 or 140 (3); EGR 245 (3); EGR 246 (3); EGR 247 (1); MTH 283 (3) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (17)
Virginia Tech: Civil
EGR 140 or 240 (3); EGR 245 (3); EGR 246 (3); EGR 206 (3); MTH 266 (3) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (15)
Virginia Tech: Computer or Electrical
(EGR 125 (4) and EGR 270 (4) and EGR 271 (4) and EGR 272 (4)); MTH 266 (3) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (19)
Virginia Tech: Mechanical
EGR 140 or 240 (3); EGR 245 (3); EGR 246 (3); MTH 266 (3) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (12)
Virginia Tech: Chemical
CHM 112 (4); CHM 241(3); CHM 242(3); CHM 245(2); CHM 246(2); MTH 266 (3) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (17)
Virginia Commonwealth University: Chemical and Life Sciences
CHM 112 (4); CHM 241(3); CHM 242(3); CHM 245(2); CHM 246(2); EGR 206 (3) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (17)
Virginia Commonwealth University: Computer or Electrical
EGR 125 (4); EGR 270 (4); EGR 271 (4); EGR 272 (4); EGR 206 (3) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (19)
Virginia Commonwealth University: Mechanical
EGR 125 (4); EGR 140 or 240 (3); EGR 245 (3); EGR 246 (3); EGR 247 (1); EGR 271 (4) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (18)
Virginia Commonwealth University: Computer Science
CHM 112 (4); EGR 125 (4); EGR 206 (3); CSC 205 (3); CSC 210 (4); BIO 101 (4); BIO 102 (4) .............................................................................................................................................................. Total (26)
For engineering program requirements at other universities see EGR program head. |
3Students may select any of the following courses to meet this requirement: HIS 101, 102, 111, 112, 121, or 122.
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4Students who plan to transfer to Old Dominion University are advised to take ENG 113 in place of ENG 112. |
5Students may select any Social Science elective under General Education Core Requirements, except for a History Course. Eligible courses are listed under . Students should consult with an academic advisor or counselor to choose the appropriate course(s). |
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✦ Gateway Course - A course that serves as an introduction to the program and is typically offered early in the program. |
✫ Critical Course - A course faculty have identified as one that students should complete successfully, with a high level of understanding and comprehension, to progress in the program. |
❖ Milestone Course - Key intervals of program completion, if applicable. |
✴ Experiential Learning - A course where students can expect hands-on experiences and/or practical exposure opportunities which could be in or out of the classroom. |
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