No. of Credits: 70
Contacts: A. Ronaldi, Chair, Mathematics, Physics, and Engineering Division
This curriculum covers the first two years of a four-year program in astronautical engineering. In addition to basic science, the program introduces students to the fundamental courses in electrical and electronics technology. This program is specifically designed for students who intend to transfer into Capitol College’s Bachelor of Science (BS) in Astronautical Engineering program. Students currently majoring in the Associate of Science Engineering Consortium degree program may continue to pursue this degree as outlined in the catalog at the time of their enrollment at CSM. Credits from this program articulate into Capitol College’s BS degree, under CSM’s existing agreement and students may complete a Bachelor of Science in Computer or Electrical Engineering through CSM’s existing articulation with Capitol College.
NOTE: Students who are enrolling for the first time at CSM in Fall 2010 and thereafter should follow the Associate of Science in Engineering (ASE) Degree program in either Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering.
The maximum number of credits accepted in transfer from other institutions to this program is 53.
Career Opportunities:
engineering technician, physical science technician, broadcast technician
Transfer Options:
This program of study is part of an articulated partnership with Capitol College. Students successfully meeting the requirements of this associate’s program can transfer the necessary credits to Capitol College and complete the Bachelor of Science in Astronautical Engineering with many courses offered in Southern Maryland.
Student Learning Outcomes:
Contact the program coordinator.
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