Engineering - Henry Ford Community College

Engineering from Henry Ford Community College is a Campus Associate Engineering General degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The Associate in Science degree in Pre-Engineering program provides the first two years of a student's engineering education. Articulation agreements guarantee admission to the final two years of engineering school at several universities to students who satisfactorily complete the Associate in Science in Pre-Engineering at HFCC. These articulation agreements also maximize the transferability of your HFCC coursework. Although the core engineering curriculum is fairly standard among accredited engineering schools, students should consult with the engineering advisor to determine which courses they should take, depending on the engineering discipline and the engineering school to which they will transfer. HFCC offers the courses common in the first two years of an ABET-accredited engineering program, and works closely with the faculty at local engineering schools to make sure your courses will transfer. The elective courses required for the various fields of engineering may vary slightly, and you should check with an engineering advisor to make sure that you are taking the correct series of courses for your intended field of engineering. Although the minimum requirement for completing the program is 60 credit hours, students may be able to take additional coursework at HFCC and transfer it to the 4-year institution. Career Opportunities Engineering students can specialize in fields such as: Aerospace Biomedical Chemical Computer and electrical Industrial Mechanical Civil, including structural, transportation, environmental, geotechnical, urban planning, and water resources. View more details on Henry Ford Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Engineering General courses.