Engineering - Transfer, A.S.

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Pending Approval

This planner is designed to provide a seamless transition to a four-year college or university. However, students should meet with their advisor for information on specific admissions and transfer requirements for their chosen transfer institution.

This planner assumes placement into MAT 229 and ENG 103.

A minimum of 60 credit hours(effective May 18, 2026) is required for the Associate in Science degree.

Although the Engineering AS can be finished without CIS 150 and MAT 231, completing these courses are recommended as preparation for transferring to a Engineering BS program. Please check with your intended transfer institution to ensure you are meeting all program requirements.

First Semester

To Do List:

Meet with your advisor for scholarship opportunities in your area of interest and for further Financial Aid information regarding transferring to other institutions.
If your Mathematics and English placement requires co-requisite or additional coursework, meet with your advisor to plan for the incorporation of these additional courses into your plan.

COM 100 - Oral Communication (3)
MAT 229 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry I (5)
CSD 100 - The College Experience (3) pending approval OR EGR 101 - Introduction to Engineering (1)
PHY 263 - Fundamentals of Physics I (4)
SOC 170 - Introduction to Sociology (3)
First Semester Total Hours:16-17

Second Semester

CHE 210 - General Chemistry I (5)
ENG 103 - Composition I (3)
MAT 230 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry II (5)
PHY 273 - Fundamentals of Physics II (4)
Second Semester Total Hours: 17

Third Semester

To Do List:

Apply to the transfer institution of your choice
Meet with your advisor to determine if EGR 291 (1) lab is required at your preferred transfer institution
Explore internships available by meeting with Career Services.

CIS 150 - C++ Programming I (3)
ECO 261 - Principles of Microeconomics (3)
EGR 270 - Statics (3)
ENG 104 - Composition II (3)
MAT 231 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry III (5)
Third Semester Total Hours: 17

Fourth Semester

To Do List:

Apply for Graduation.

ART 282 - Introduction to the Visual Arts (3) OR Fine Art Elective (IAI) (3)
BIO 101 - Environmental Biology (3)
EGR 272 - Dynamics (3)
EGR 290 - Circuit Analysis (3) and EGR 291 - Circuit Analysis Lab (1)
MAT 260 - Differential Equations (3)
PHL 103 - Introduction to Logic (3) OR Humanities Elective (IAI) (3)
Fourth Semester Total Hours: 19
*Lower placement requires: MAT 150, MAT 155, CHE 110, and CHE 111 + will need to take following at transfer institution: MAT 231, MAT 260, CHE 270, CHE 272, CHE 271, and CHE 273