Engineering Science Associates Degree in Science

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Engineering Science AS (EGRS) ACC's engineering program provides a core curriculum typical of 4-year engineering colleges. Students transfer as juniors to a variety of public and private institutions throughout the U.S. The NYS Two Year Engineering Sciences Association (TYESA) articulation agreement guarantees priority admission to all major public and private engineering schools in New York State (e.g., Binghamton, Clarkson, RIT, RPI, Union). ACC also has formal articulation agreements with selected colleges. High school preparation: Mathematics through calculus & regents chemistry required. Recommended: Physics, computer science, mechanical drawing/CAD. Cr.   Course Title Course Code 1-4   Freshman Experience Hrd 100, Hrd 100A or Hrd 110 3   Writing I or Writing/Reading Workshop A&B Eng 101 3   Writing II Eng 102, Eng 103, Eng 104, Eng 105, Eng 106, Eng 108, Eng 109 or Eng 110 4   General Chemistry I Chm 111 12   Engineering Physics I, II, and III Egr 105, Egr 106 or Egr 204 4   Circuit Analysis (Prereq Req) Egr 222 8   Calculus I and II Mat 131 or Mat 132 2   Physical Education   3   SUNY Gen Ed Humanities   3   SUNY GEN ED Social Science   8   Calculus III and Differential Equations and Series Mat 231 or Mat 232 15-18   Core Electives: Choose from Concentration*       Chemical Engineering Core Elective       General Chemistry II Chm 112     Organic Chemistry I Chm 203     Organic Chemistry II Chm 204     Core Elective by Advisement       Core Elective by Advisement       Electrical Engineering Core Elective       Digital Logic Design Egr 183     Introduction to Programming Cis 143     Intermediate Programming in a Windows Envrionment Cis 144     Microprocessor Architecture Egr 223     Core Elective by Advisement       Mechanical/Civil Eng. Core Elective       Mechanics I - Statics Egr 207     Mechanics II - Mechanics of Materials Egr 209     Core Elective by Advisement       Core Elective by Advisement       Core Elective by Advisement       Computer Engineering Core Elective       Digital Logic Design Egr 183     Introduction to Programming Cis 143     Intermediate Programming in a Windows Environment Cis 144     Core Elective by Advisement       Choose 1 course from the following:       Data Structures and Objects in C++ Cis 243     Microprocessor Architecture Egr 223 66-69 minimum credits required for graduation Additional Information: *Substitutions can be made to core concentrations depending upon transfer requirements of four-year schools. Please see division chair or advisor. Program Contact: Recommended First Year First Semester 1-4   Hrd 100, Hrd 100A or Hrd 110 3   Eng 101; Eng 100A & Eng 100B 4   Mat 131 3   SUNY Gen Ed Social Sci or Humanities 4   Chm 111 1   PED Second Semester 3   Eng 102, Eng 103, Eng 104, Eng 105, Eng 106, Eng 108, Eng 109 or Eng 110 (110 Recommended) 4   Mat 132 4   Egr 105 (Prereq MAT 131) 3-4   Core Elective by Concentration Area 3-4   Core Elective by Concentration Area Recommended Second Year Third Semester 3-4   Core Elective by Concentration Area 4   Mat 231 4   Egr 222 3   SUNY Gen Ed Social Sci or Humanities 4   Egr 106 Fourth Semester 4   Mat 232 3-4   Core Elective by Concentration Area 3-4   Core Elective by Concentration Area 4   Egr 204 1   PED

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