Associate of Science in Engineering

Program Type: Associate of Science

Description: The Engineering program prepares students to transfer to a four-year institution to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering. The first four semesters of classes are similar in the various engineering fields.

An articulation agreement with Texas A&M University facilitates a seamless transition of students into one of the following College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Bachelor of Science degree programs: Biological and Agricultural Engineering or Agricultural Systems Management.

Students must work closely with a success coach or advisor to select the best options for successfully transitioning to their selected four-year institution. View job opportunities and salary information at https://www.angelina.edu/engineering/

Recommended Course Sequence

*Fall only

**Spring only

Program Learning Outcomes

After completing an Associate of Science in Engineering degree, students will be able to:

PLO 1: Demonstrate the ability to apply core engineering principles, including problem-solving, design, and analysis, to address real-world technical challenges while utilizing appropriate tools, techniques, and technologies.

PLO 2: Critically evaluate evidence and make informed decisions using the scientific method.

PLO 3: Effectively use mathematical theories, formulas, and methods to solve problems and perform calculations.

PLO 4: Apply fundamental principles of physics, including mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, and waves, to analyze and solve real-world physical phenomena and engineering problems.