Engineering Science

SUNY Adirondack offers an Associate of Science (AS) degree in Engineering Science, the integration of mathematical, engineering, and scientific principles to build structures and improve processes.

Engineering Science is a broad field allowing for specialized concentrations in multiple disciplines to support industries around the world.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Engineering Science teaches that engineering techniques shape progress. This field not only entails math and science courses but also teaches the analytical and problem-solving skills needed to work in a fast-paced and constantly evolving industry. Students will begin their studies with foundational courses in engineering physics, calculus and chemistry.

As part of SUNY Adirondack’s program, specialized courses in engineering statics, dynamics, circuit analysis and other electives round out a program that is valued by the career-driven student.

UNIQUE FEATURES

SUNY Adirondack offers small class sizes and access to dedicated faculty who have top degrees and diverse field experience (including with the U.S. Navy) in engineering. This program is completely compatible with national undergraduate programs and allows for guaranteed junior transfer to a four-year degree.

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          CAREER & TRANSFER OPPORTUNITIES

          Graduates will find many opportunities for transfer to the leading four-year colleges and universities throughout the country. Engineers are recognized for earning some of the highest starting salaries of any career, with an average starting salary of $63,000 a year, according to Forbes.

          After going on to complete a full four-year degree, graduates of the Engineering Science program often find employment in a variety of careers, such as:

          • Civil engineers
          • Mechanical engineers
          • Electrical engineers
          • Bio-medical engineers
          • Environmental engineers
          • Consultants
          • City planners
          • Business owners

          Program Learning Outcomes

          1. Demonstrate knowledge of traditional and modern communication skills using oral, written, and/or electronic means.
          2. Demonstrate the ability to work in teams, including the ability to interact successfully with members of diverse cultures and backgrounds.*
          3. Assess an engineering problem to identify a possible solution.
          4. Apply basic concepts to engineering design problems.
          5. Solve engineering applications using calculus based techniques.
          6. Solve engineering applications using physics and/or chemistry concepts.