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2024-25 Curriculum Guide
Engineering Science, AS (ENSC-AS-COT)
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This 2024-25 Curriculum Guide is intended as a reference for Fall 2024 registration. The complete 2024-25 Academic Catalog will be finalized on July 1, 2024.
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As part of the Connecticut College of Technology (COT), the Engineering Science A.S. degree program prepares students primarily for transfer to complete a B.S. degree in chemical, civil, computer science, electrical, mechanical, industrial or materials engineering. Graduates will receive a background in engineering, mathematics, science, and general education courses for seamless transfer with junior status in a B.S. degree at COT partner universities.
Program Learning Outcomes:
- Apply engineering, mathematical, scientific and technological principles and concepts to identify and formulate solutions to engineering problems.
- Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to solve engineering problems.
- Demonstrate the ability to function on teams.
- Recognize the need to engage in life-long learning.
Program Descriptors:
Through COT’s articulation agreement with partner universities, students who get an Associate degree in Engineering Science (with certain GPA’s) can transfer seamlessly at junior level to the following institutions: University of Connecticut, Central Connecticut State University, Southern Connecticut State University, Eastern Connecticut State University, Fairfield University, University of Hartford, University of New Haven, University of Bridgeport, Sacred Heart University, and Charter Oak State College.
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General Education Core Courses (23 credits)
Program Courses (45-47 credits)
- Elective BHEL - Behavioral Science Elective Credits: 3 ANTH, PSY, SOC - ANTH recommended for transfer
- Elective SSCI - Social Science Elective Credits: 3 (Economics Recommended)
- PHYS 2201 - Calculus-Based Physics I Credits: 4
- PHYS 2202 - Calculus-Based Physics II Credits: 4
- MATH 2610 - Calculus II Credits: 4
- MATH 2620 - Calculus III: Multivariable Credits: 4
- MATH 2622 - Differential Equations Credits: 4
- EGR 1110 - Introduction to Engineering Credits: 3
- EGR 2215 - Thermodynamics I Credits: 4
- EGR 2211 - Engineering Statics Credits: 3
Choose an introductory programming course Credits: 3
CSC 1201 , CSC 1203 ,CSC 1211 , CSC 2212 , CSC 2214 , EGR 1115 , EGR 2230 EGR 2201 , or EGR 2250 Specialization Electives (6-8 credits)
Students may take any EGR course, any CAD course, BIO 1210 , BIO 1220 , CHEM 1220 , CHEM 1210 , EETA 2052 , MATH 2621 or MFG 1010 to fulfill this requirement.
For transferability in a speciality, the following sequences are recommended:
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