Civil & Environmental Engineering - Associate of Science - Transfer, Track 2 (PHST2AS)
Program Overview
This Associate of Science - Track 2 degree in Engineering prepares students to transfer to a four-year university or enter engineering-related careers. The program emphasizes the application of math, science, and practical experience to design, build, and improve products that impact people's lives. Students can complete the program in around 8 quarters and choose from various engineering applications across fields such as computer science, math, and engineering.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Students in this program will study the application of mathematics, science, and practical experience to
invent, innovate, design, build, maintain, research, and improve products that impact people’s lives This program provides options to study engineering applications across many fields, with courses in the natural sciences, computer science, math, engineering and more.
Completion of this program prepares students to transfer at the junior level to an engineering or related field of study at a four-year college or university
, as well as opening doors to a wide variety of engineering-related careers.
Quarter 1:
(17 Units)
- English Composition I (5 units)
- Calculus I (5 units)
- Engineering Orientation (2 units)
- Choice from Visual, Literary and Perf Arts (5 units)
Quarter 2:
(16 Units)
- General Chemistry W/ Lab I (6 units)
- Calculus II (5 units)
Quarter 3:
(16 Units)
- Calculus 3 (5 units)
- General Chemistry W/ Lab II (6 units)
- Engineering Physics II W/ Lab (5 units)
Quarter 4:
(10 Units)
- Intro to Computer Programming (5 units)
- Composition II (5 units)
Quarter 5:
(15 Units)
- Engineering Physics III W/ Lab (5 units)
- Choice from MATH 238 or MATH 220 (5 units)
- Statics (5 units)
Quarter 6:
(15 Units)
- Choice from MATH 220 or MATH 238 (5 units)
- Individuals/Cultures/Societies (5 units)
- Dynamics (5 units)
Quarter 7:
(15 Units)
- Intro to Numerical Methods (5 units)
- Mechanics of Materials (5 units)
- Choice from Individuals/Cultures/Societies or Visual, Literary and Perf Arts (5 units)
Quarter 8:
(6 Units)
- General Chemistry W/ Lab III (6 units)
Note:
The actual quarter-by-quarter course sequence may vary depending on individual student needs and preferences. Additional courses outside the mentioned categories may also be required to meet degree requirements.
Careers:
A Civil and Environmental Engineering pathway can lead to various career opportunities. Examples include:
- Construction Management
- Geotechnical
- Public Work
- Researcher
- Structural
- Transportation
- Water Resources
- Hydrologist
- Environmental
- Urban Planning A Bachelor’s degree or higher may be required for some careers listed above. To discuss additional career options, speak with faculty or contact the Career Exploration Center.
Other:
- The program prepares students to transfer to top universities around the state and nation, including Historically Black Universities and Colleges.
Conclusion:
The Civil & Environmental Engineering - Associate of Science - Transfer, Track 2 program at Seattle Central College offers a comprehensive and intensive pathway for students seeking to enter the field of engineering. With its diverse course offerings, qualified faculty, and strong emphasis on practical application, this program prepares students for a successful future in engineering and related fields.
