Staff Policy D-105.10
Institutional Effectiveness Criterion: Scholarship

Associate of Science in Engineering (ASE)

The Associate of Science in Engineering (ASE) is a science degree generally pursued by students planning to transfer to a four-year institution to study science or engineering.

CORE GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (48 Credits)

Course	Title	Credits
ENG 111	Composition	4
ENG 112	Composition	4
Humanities	Any Group One Course	3
Social Science	Any Group One Course	3
CHM 150/L/R	General Chemistry I	5
MTH 141	Calculus I	5
MTH 142	Calculus II	5
MTH 241	Calculus III	5
MTH 251	Differential Equations	4
PHY 221/L/R	Problems and Principles of Physics I	5
PHY 222/L/R	Problems and Principles of Physics II	5

 

DIRECTED ELECTIVES* (25 Credits)

Course	Title	Credits
BIO 227/L	Human Anatomy & Physiology I	4
BIO 228/L	Human Anatomy & Physiology II	4
CHM 151/L/R	General Chemistry II	5
CHM 250/L	Organic Chemistry I	5
CHM 251/L	Organic Chemistry II	5
CIT 110	Programming Logic and Design	3
EGR 101	Introduction to Engineering	1
EGR 113	Engineering Graphics	3
EGR 131	Elementary Surveying	5
EGR 201	Statics	3
EGR 202	Mechanics of Materials	3
EGR 203	Dynamics	4
EGR 211	Electrical Circuits	3
EGR 220	Engineering Practice I	2
EGR 221	Material Science	3
EGR 232	Introductory Thermodynamics	3
ENV 111/L	Physical Geology	4
EGR 111	Introduction to Computer Science	3
Humanities**	Any Group One Course from a different department used for the Core General Education Requirements	3
Social Science**	Any Group One Course from a different department used for the Core General Education Requirements	3
DEGREE TOTAL	73 Credits

*Directed Electives will be determined by the type of engineering program the student is pursuing and the university for which they are transferring. See Program adviser for Institution / Program course information.
**Students who choose both Directed Elective can qualify for the Michigan Transfer Agreement. 

The Vice President for Educational Services, in conjunction with the appropriate faculty and staff, is responsible for the development and publication of any procedures or guidelines that may be necessary to administer this policy effectively.

If any provision(s) of this policy or set of bylaws conflicts with laws applicable to Northwestern Michigan College, including the Community College Act of 1966, the Freedom of Information Act, or the Open Meetings Act, as each may be amended from time to time, such laws shall control and supersede such provision(s).