Associate in Science Degree

Engineering Technology and Advanced Manufacturing Program

Overview

The Engineering Technology and Advanced Manufacturing Associate in Science program of study is designed to give students the core skills and knowledge needed to be successful in acquiring a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering. The program is structured to be completed within two years and with careful advisor assisted selection of the engineering, mathematics, and science electives a student can be prepared to transfer to almost any college or university offering a baccalaureate in engineering or manufacturing program. Furthermore, the student should be able to complete remaining Bachelor of Science requirements within 2 to 3 years.

Students take four math courses, Calculus I, Calculus II, Calculus III, and Differential Equations, as they will be applying high levels of math throughout their engineering program education. Additionally, they learn the advanced physics and computer-aided design concepts that underlie modern engineering/manufacturing processes and procedures. They hone their critical thinking skills and become versed in the processes needed to systematically solve problems and to develop an idea into a finished product. Direct hands-on experience in the application and use of state-of-the-art engineering and manufacturing equipment is gained through laboratory sessions that are associated with the majority of the program specific courses.

Pursuing the Engineering Technology and Advanced Manufacturing Associate in Science program at Cape Cod Community College provides students access to a full suite of prerequisite and remedial courses when course pre-requirements need to be met, additionally a smaller class size with more individualized attention will generally be found, and there is a significantly lower price point than that at most four year institutions.

Note: This degree has advanced mathematics requirements: Calculus I, Calculus II, Calculus III, and Differential Equations.

First Semester Credits
ENL101   3
CHM151   4
ENR101 M 4
MAT240 M 4
Second Semester Credits
COM103   3
    Behavioral & Social Science 3
ENR102 M 4
MAT250 M 4
Third Semester Credits
    Behavioral & Social Science 3
PHY211 M 4
MAT260 M 4
ENR201 M 3
   
Engineering Technology & Manufacturing Elective

Students planning to transfer should meet with a transfer counselor to discuss appropriate elective selection.

COL101 The College Experience
CSC120 Computer Programming I: C++
ENR103 Introduction to Robotics
ENR104 3D Mechanical Design II
ENR105 Circuit Theory and Analysis
ENR110 Engineering & Scientific Computing
ENR206 Quality Manufacturing
MAT245 Linear Algebra
CHM152 General Chemistry II
BIO151 General Biology I
BIO152 General Biology II

3/4
Fourth Semester Credits
PHY212 M 4
MAT270 M 3
   
Engineering Technology & Manufacturing Elective

Students planning to transfer should meet with a transfer counselor to discuss appropriate elective selection.

COL101 The College Experience
CSC120 Computer Programming I: C++
ENR103 Introduction to Robotics
ENR104 3D Mechanical Design II
ENR105 Circuit Theory and Analysis
ENR110 Engineering & Scientific Computing
ENR206 Quality Manufacturing
MAT245 Linear Algebra
CHM152 General Chemistry II
BIO151 General Biology I
BIO152 General Biology II

4
   
Engineering Technology & Manufacturing Elective

Students planning to transfer should meet with a transfer counselor to discuss appropriate elective selection.

COL101 The College Experience
CSC120 Computer Programming I: C++
ENR103 Introduction to Robotics
ENR104 3D Mechanical Design II
ENR105 Circuit Theory and Analysis
ENR110 Engineering & Scientific Computing
ENR206 Quality Manufacturing
MAT245 Linear Algebra
CHM152 General Chemistry II
BIO151 General Biology I
BIO152 General Biology II

3/4
Total Credits 60/62

M Designates a Milestone course. A milestone course must be completed in the semester indicated to ensure that you remain on track to continue on in your program and graduate on time.

Career Outlook

The Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing Associate in Science degree provides the skills for an entry level general engineering/manufacturing technician or draftsperson. Graduates work as automation specialists, manufacturing technicians, design technicians, CAD designers, engineering aides, field service technicians, technical representatives, and maintenance technicians. It will open employment doors to many jobs that require multidisciplinary competencies. Employment of engineering technicians is projected to grow 5 percent from 2012 to 2022.

This occupational profile is provided by O*NET.

Program Outcomes

Upon completion of the Engineering Technology and Advanced Manufacturing program, students are able to: