
Associate of Science in
Engineering Science AS Program
Bergen Community College

Key Information
Campus location
Paramus, USA
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
4 semesters
Pace
Full time
Tuition fees
USD 5,000 / per semester *
Application deadline
Request info
Earliest start date
Sep 2023
* Tuition and fees for international students are estimated at $5,000 per semester
Scholarships
Introduction
Engineering Science is designed for students who enjoy applying their knowledge to the analysis, design, and construction of physical devices. Engineering disciplines draw on the concepts of thermodynamics, fluid flow, stress and strain, electricity and magnetism, mathematics and software modeling, and complex forces.
Students who obtain an AS in Engineering Science will be prepared to continue at a four-year college for more advanced content in specialized fields such as Mechanical, Electrical, Biomedical, Chemical and Civil Engineering.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate foundational technical drawing skills.
- Demonstrates the use of structured programming principles for the solution of engineering problems.
- Work in teams to demonstrate proper and safe use of instrumentation and software in performing laboratory measurements and analysis to develop a growing sense of error sources that affect the accuracy and precision of experimental results.
- Demonstrate logical reasoning in problem-solving by using appropriate mathematics (high-level algebra and calculus), diagrams, and the principles of physics and chemistry
- Demonstrate clear scientific writing skills and proper terminology to describe the principles of physics and chemistry.
Recommended Semester Sequence
First Semester
- WRT-101 English Composition I 3
- MAT-280 Calculus I 4
- PHY-280 Physics I 4
- CHM-140 General Chemistry I 3
- CHM-141 General Chemistry - Lab 1
Credit Hours: 15
Second Semester
- WRT-201 English Composition II 3
- MAT-281 Calculus II 4
- PHY-290 Physics II 4
- CIS-270 Programming for Science Applications 3 or
- CIS-265 Advanced Programming Concepts 3
Credit Hours: 14
Third Semester
- Humanities Elective* 3
- Natural Science or Mathematics restricted elective 4
- COM Communication Elective: Choose COM-100 or COM-102 3
- MAT-282 Calculus III 4
- COM-100 Speech Communication 3 or
- COM-102 Public Speaking 3
Credit Hours: 14
Fourth Semester
- Humanities Elective* 3
- Social Science Elective* 3
- Natural Science or Mathematics restricted elective: Choose from PHY-291, PHY-294, CHM-240, DFT-107, MAT-286, CIS-165, or NSM/CS course in consultation with an advisor 4
- Free Electives*** 3
- MAT-283 Differential Equations 4
Credit Hours: 17