Associate of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Associate of Science in Mechanical Engineering provides foundational associate-level preparation in Mechanical Engineering. This field focuses on mechanical systems, manufacturing processes, and equipment applications, developing mechanical design, process understanding, and engineering practice.
Program Positioning
The associate program builds entry-level higher-education foundations, practical awareness, and learning ability for further study or junior professional work. This field focuses on mechanical systems, manufacturing processes, and equipment applications, developing mechanical design, process understanding, and engineering practice.
Mechanical Design Foundations
Study engineering drawing, mechanisms, machine design, mechanics of materials, and component analysis.
Manufacturing and Processes
Understand manufacturing technologies, processing methods, process flows, quality inspection, and production organization.
Mechatronic Systems
Develop basic knowledge of mechanical-electrical transmission, control foundations, equipment operation, and maintenance.
Engineering Practice
Use design tasks and laboratory work to analyze and improve mechanical systems.
Learning Objectives
Study and Completion Requirements
- Complete foundational major courses, general education courses, and introductory practical training.
- Master common concepts, basic tools, and standard forms of expression in the field.
- Meet the foundation required for bachelor's-level study or entry-level professional work.