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Engineering Technology
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Engineering
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Program Overview


This engineering program emphasizes problem-solving and equips students with mathematical, scientific, and engineering principles. Graduates are prepared for careers in various engineering fields, including civil, computer, electrical, and mechanical engineering. The program's focus on teamwork, communication, and modern engineering tools ensures that students are well-rounded and ready for the demands of the industry.

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Degree Overview:


Overview:

Engineering is one of the largest professions in the United States with over one million jobs in fields ranging from airplane design to pollution control. The four largest branches are civil, computer, electrical, and mechanical engineering. All engineering branches place a heavy emphasis on problem-solving. Engineering education focuses on teaching mathematical, scientific, and engineering principles and their application to the creative and effective solution of problems.


Program Objectives:

  • Apply knowledge of math, science, and engineering or computer science to identify, formulate, and solve engineering/computer science problems.
  • Communicate effectively and work well in situations that require teamwork.
  • Design and perform tests or experiments, analyze and interpret data, and prepare a report summarizing the results of the tests or experiments.

Careers:


Career Opportunities:

Engineering is one of the highest-paid professions in the country. Engineering graduates work in various job functions (research and development, testing, design, construction, manufacturing, sales, consulting, management) and various industry sectors (aerospace, computers/electronics manufacturing, electrical/electronics manufacturing, electrical equipment manufacturing, metals, machinery, architectural, engineering and related services, chemical, drugs, plastics, biotechnology, computers and technical consulting, research and development, professional and technical services, utilities).

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San Mateo Colleges of Silicon Valley


Overview:

San Mateo Colleges of Silicon Valley (SMCSV) is a group of three community colleges located in San Mateo County, California: Cañada College, College of San Mateo, and Skyline College. SMCSV offers both in-person and online study options for international students.


Services Offered:

    In-person study:

    Students can choose to study at any of the three colleges.

    Online study:

    The Global Online Learning Program allows students to study online from outside the US.

    Academic advising:

    Dedicated international counselors provide one-on-one academic advising.

    Homestay program:

    A dedicated housing coordinator assists with finding suitable homestay options.

    Scholarships:

    Over 50 institutional scholarships are available for all students.

    Internship opportunities:

    Students can access internship opportunities in Silicon Valley.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

    Safe neighborhoods:

    Campuses are located in safe neighborhoods.

    Close to major cities:

    Students have easy access to San Francisco and San Jose.

    Campus resources:

    Students have access to learning centers, writing centers, and other resources.

Key Reasons to Study There:

    University transfer:

    SMCSV has over 140 partner universities for transfer.

    Top-ranked colleges:

    SMCSV colleges are consistently ranked highly.

    First-rate STEM education:

    SMCSV offers strong STEM programs.

    Silicon Valley location:

    Students have access to internship opportunities in the tech hub.

    Early class registration:

    International students receive priority registration.

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Other:

    English language requirements:

    Students need to meet a minimum English proficiency level (TOEFL iBT 56/IELTS 5.5/Duolingo 85).

    Unit requirements:

    In-person study requires a minimum of 12 units, while online study has no unit requirement.

    Start dates:

    Programs start in Fall (August), Spring (January), or Summer (June). Summer admission is only for transfer and change of status students.

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