Engineering, Math & Science

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Learn Principles and Skills for Success in Engineering, Math & Science Fields

Our Engineering, Math & Science Community prepares you to transfer to a four-year school majoring in biology, chemistry, engineering, fermentation science, geology, geography, math or physics. Or to start a science career in GIS, landscape design or forestry and natural resources. 

You will learn engineering, mathematical and scientific principles and tools to develop sound reasoning, problem solving and critical-thinking skills. The Associate of Science degree is ideal for students who plan to get a bachelor's degree at a four-year institution.

You'll be exposed to careers in engineering, math and science, and you will work in state-of-the-art labs, including a cadaver lab, GIS lab, instrument facility and an astronomy observatory. Learn from experts — approximately 40 percent of our science faculty hold a PhD in their field.

Student solving a chemical equation on the board. Associate of Science
Student performing an experiment with pipette.Biology
Student in science lab with chemicals.Chemistry

Man working in engineering shop

Engineering

Fermentation-SciencesFermentation Sciences
Students in forest.Forestry, Wildlife & Natural Resources
Man observing a map.Geographic Information Systems
Female student in classroom.Geography
Student observing rocks.Geology

Students working on landscape.

Horticulture & Landscape Technologies

Instructor helping student with math equations.Math

Students in class observing matter and energy.

Physics

Academic Plans

My Academic Plans (MAPs) help guide you toward completing your degree or certificate.  When you take classes in the order recommended on your specific MAP and based on your schedule, you will save time and money.

Advising & Support

You will be assigned to a Academic Advisor who is knowledgeable in your discipline's fields of study and who helps you reach your academic goals.