Recommended Transfer Electives

A rigorous, multi-disciplinary field that integrates engineering sciences, life sciences, bioresearch, and material design to prepare students for employment in the bioengineering, biomanufacturing, health care, public health and many other industries or to go on to medical or other graduate schools.

Plan, design, build, inspect and maintain a wide variety of facilities including bridges, roads and highways, industrial manufacturing, sanitation, water and wastewater treatment facilities. Civil engineers plan construction costs and materials, prepare drawings, and survey land. Environmental engineers are involved with recycling and the prevention, control, or correction of pollution and other environmental hazards.

Design, develop, test, manufacture, and operate electrical and electronic equipment such as communication equipment, radar, industrial and medical measuring or process control devices, navigational equipment, computers, and computer networks. Computer engineers work on both computer hardware and software (programming) problems.

These programs prepare graduates for careers in the energy industry undertaking engineering planning, design, and installation of various equipment and systems required for the generation, management and distribution of electrical power and in facilities engineering, management, and operations in positions providing for the safe, economical, and sustainable operation manufacturing plants, office buildings, hospitals, and power plants.

Perhaps the broadest of all engineering disciplines, mechanical engineering is generally combined into three areas: energy, structures and motion in mechanical systems, and manufacturing used in combination to design, develop, test, and manufacture industrial machinery, consumer products, and other equipment.

Students in this program can prepare themselves to continue their degree at a variety of transfer institutions in the engineering discipline of their choice including:

Aerospace & Automotive
Biomedical & Biotechnology
Chemical and Petroleum
Industrial & Facilities
Materials & Biomaterials

To ensure transferability, consult with your advisor, applicable transfer agreements, and/or transfer institutions before selecting electives.