Engineering science provides a strong core of courses in mathematics, physics, and chemistry that is reinforced by basic engineering courses essential to most engineering disciplines. Graduates typically proceed directly to the junior year at most four-year engineering programs and have established excellent records of success. The program is structured so that most students do not need to decide upon an engineering discipline until the last semester of the second year. This allows one to carefully investigate disciplines and institutions without the pressures of immediate decisions or lost time due to a change of interest. Typical Class Day - Approximately 12 to 16 hours are spent in classroom instruction per week with class size ranging from 10 to 20 students.
Structured labs are six to nine hours per week.
The student's academic adviser is a member of the engineering technology faculty. With a baccalaureate degree, opportunities for employment exist in the aerospace, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, environmental, mechanical, and nuclear industries. Opportunity for advancement is excellent, and the financial return is high for those with ability and ambition. Two Year Engineering Science Association. One unit of Physical Education .