Science and Math

Science and Math

Engineering

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In NWACC's engineering courses, you'll practice applying science and math
to problem solve and turning abstract ideas into reality through design and construction. 
 
Engineering is the process of designing the human-made world and requires in-depth knowledge of mathematics, physics and computer application. Engineering typically consists of the primary branches of chemical, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering.

Engineering courses can be transferred to a four-year institution and satisfy general education requirements. Connect with your academic advisor for more details. 
 
By pursuing an education in engineering, you may find employment opportunities as a mechanical, electrical, civil, environmental or aerospace engineer and others.