Engineering Science - Danville Area Community College

Engineering Science from Danville Area Community College is a Campus Associate Engineering Science degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The Associate Engineering Program provides basic training in the foundational building blocks for engineering: physics and math-ematics. Studies are conducted in general areas and are a prepara-tion for a number of fields of advanced specialized study. This program is designed as a transfer program, and completion of the program provides flexibility to transfer to any desired university. Engineering allows you to use your mind to find creative solutions to the challenges facing our society. Within engineering there are basic classifications for jobs that are common across the various engineering disciplines. Research Engineers explore fundamental principles of Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Mathematics. Development engineers use the knowledge acquired by researchers and apply it to a specific product. Testing engineers are responsible for designing and implementing tests to verify the integrity of a prod-uct. Design engineers are responsible for providing the detailed specifications of the product. Manufacturing engineers develop the processes for turning new material into a finished product. Other types of employment for engineers include maintenance, technical support, sales, consulting and management. Program Specific Courses Include: Rhetoric I & II Calculus I, II, and III Differential Equations College Chemistry I & II Physics I -Mechanics Computer Science Statics Dynamics Physics II -Heat, Electricity & Magnetism Physics III -Waves, Light & Modern Physics Position you are trained for: The beauty of engineering is that you can literally be training for anything. Employment for engineers is extremely diverse. Where can you find a job? Industry, transportation management, research firms, law firms, aerospace companies, agricultural industries, architectural firms, hospitals, power plants, petroleum companies, governmental agencies, etc. View more details on Danville Area Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Engineering Science courses.