Engineering

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  • Overview

  • Degree Options

    • Overview

    • BS in Electrical Engineering

    • BS in Mechanical Engineering

    • BS in Mechanical Engineering Technology

    • BS in Technology/Manufacturing

    • BS in Technology/Construction

    • BS in Technology/Design

    • BS in Applied Technology

  • Faculty & Staff

    • Overview

    • James Braukmann

    • Mindy Breen

    • Mick Brzoska

    • Tom Couraud

    • Jeffrey Donnerberg

    • Jason Durfee

    • Terence Geyer

    • NM Awlad Hossain

    • Kristine Hwang

    • MinSung Koh

    • William Loendorf

    • Jabulani Nyathi

    • Donald Richter

    • Esteban RodriguezMarek

    • Hani Saad

    • Dan Sisson

    • Claudio Talarico

    • Thomas Walsh

    • Martin Weiser

    • ZhiZhen Wang

    • Feng (Sarah) Wang

    • Sun Yu-Qiu

    • Karen Simmons

  • Distance Education (BS in Applied Technology)

  • Electrical Engineering at North Seattle Community College

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Degree Options

• BS in Electrical Engineering

  The Electrical Engineering degree combines studies in selected areas of physics, mathematics, science and engineering principles to prepare students to solve real-world problems in electrical engineering.

• BS in Mechanical Engineering

  BS in Mechanical Engineering

• BS in Mechanical Engineering Technology

  The Mechanical Engineering Technology major combines the studies of mathematics, computer science, physics and engineering technology to emphasize design and manufacturing applications. The curriculum includes courses fundamental to mechanical engineering technology with an emphasis on application.

• BS in Technology/Manufacturing

  The manufacturing option focuses on selected areas of technology, science and methods of material processing. This option prepares graduates to enter and progress in industry in a variety of areas including quality assurance, inventory control, production line supervision and process management.

• BS in Technology/Construction

  This program focuses on selected areas of technology, physics and math, emphasizing courses such as engineering graphics and architecture. It prepares graduates to enter and progress in supervisory or management positions in the construction industry.

• BS in Technology/Design

  A Bachelor of Science degree in technology/design prepares the graduate for placement in manufacturing industries. A student graduating with this option will have mastered the basic skills appropriate for the design, development, manufacturing and sale of consumer products.

• BS in Applied Technology

  The Bachelor of Science in applied technology education programs are designed for students who have graduated with an associate degree in applied arts and sciences (AAAS), associate degree in applied science (AAS), associate degree in technical arts (ATA) at community colleges