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Engineering Education System

Engineering Education System. Where to get Engineering Education. Research University Provides lower and upper division courses More expensive Two year College Provides lower division courses only Less expensive. Engineering Education.

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Engineering Education System

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  1. Engineering Education System

  2. Where to get Engineering Education • Research University • Provides lower and upper division courses • More expensive • Two year College • Provides lower division courses only • Less expensive

  3. Engineering Education • Associate in Science, (Track 2, Engineering) (Not an “Engineering” degree) Two year college only • Bachelor of Science in Engineering (4 yr) • Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology (4 yr) • Master of Science in Engineering • Doctorate in Engineering (PhD or DSc)

  4. Organization of Clark College • College • Instruction • Student Services • Administrative Services • Instruction • Math, Physical Science, & Engineering • Social Science & Fine Arts • Business & Technology • Basic Education, English, Communications & Humanities • Sciences, Health, and Physical Education

  5. AST-2 • Associate of Science (Track 2) • Requirements: • Communications; 5 credits • Health & PE; 3 credits • Quantitive Skills; 15 credits • Humanities & Social Sciences; 15 credits • Sciences; 15 credits • Computer Science; 5 credits • Electives; 14-27 minimum (most required by school)

  6. Organization of Research University • University • College of Arts and Letters • College of Medical Arts, Social Work, ... • College of Engineering • Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering • Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering • Department of Mechanical Engineering …

  7. BS in Engineering • Foundation/Lower Division (Pre-Engineering Courses) • Upper Division (Engineering Courses)

  8. BS in Engineering • Foundation/Lower Division: • Math • Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations • Chemistry • One to three quarters (More for Chemical Engr) • Physics • Three quarters, Calculus based • Communications • Composition, Speech, Technical Writing • General Education • Humanities, Social Sciences • Basic Engineering • Mechanics or Electrical Circuits sequence, Graphics, Intro

  9. BS in Engineering • Foundation: • At 4 year University • At 2 year College • Few courses focused on specific field of Engineering • May take more than two years • Upper Division: • Must apply and be accepted in Department • Most courses specific to fields of Engineering • Include Capstone Design Project

  10. BS in Engineering Technology • Less emphasis on advanced theory • More focus on applied situations • Can sit for PE license

  11. General Advising • Advise you on how to complete a program of study at Clark College. • Will generally refer you to a faculty advisor when decide on a major.

  12. Engineering Advising • Engineering Advisors • Tina Barsotti, All programs • Izad Khormaee, Computer Science & Electrical Engineering • Bill Wheeler, All programs, except CSEE

  13. Engineering Advising • Advise on how to complete Clark College and be ready for junior standing at 4 year Engineering University • Each University has different requirements • Each Engineering Field has different requirements

  14. Prerequisites for Key Courses • Courses Prerequisites* • Chemistry • 100 (Su, F) Math 090 or 091 • 131 (F, W) Math 111 (Chem 100) • Engineering • 111 Intro to Engr Math 103 and • (F, W, Sp) Enroll Math 111 • 211 Statics (F) Math 211 • 213 Dynamics (W) Math 211/Engr 211 • 212 Strength of Math 211/Engr 211 • Materials (Sp) • 221 Materials Science Chem 132 • (Sp)

  15. Prerequisites for Key Courses • Courses Prerequisites* • Engineering (cont) • 250 Digital Logic Design Math 211 and • (F) Enroll in Math 212 • 251 Electrical Circuits Math 211 and • (F) Enroll in Math212 • 252/253 Elect Ckts Engr 251/2 • (W/Sp) • 261 Thermodynamics Phys 201 • (Sp) Math 211 • Physics • 201 Math 113 and • (F) Enroll Math 211 • * Pass with a C or better

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