Engineering
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The Engineering program at College of DuPage provides the first two years of baccalaureate work, including mathematics courses through calculus and differential equations, computer programming, chemistry, physics, engineering graphics, mechanics, circuits and general studies. Students generally transfer to baccalaureate-granting institutions, where they study for a bachelor's degree in engineering that prepares them for professional registration.
Most graduates of the Engineering Technology program also transfer to baccalaureate-granting institutions. Although the mathematics and science requirements are not as rigorous for engineering technology as compared to engineering, facility in these areas is a requirement for success. Mathematics through the second calculus course is a minimum for engineering technology programs.
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David S. Smith, Ph.D., University of Illinois at Chicago
Faculty Advisor, Assistant Professor of Engineering
BIC 3518D, (630) 942-2418
College of DuPage and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Alumni Spotlight
Angela UlloaEngineering
In spring 2011, Angela Ulloa earned her Associate Degree in Engineering Studies and transferred to the University of Illinois at Chicago to pursue a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. Her goal is to use technology to change car engines and produce a vehicle that's both esthetically pleasing and incredibly efficient.
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Azeam AnjumEngineering
Azeam Anjum was one of two science students from College of DuPage to become the first from the school to participate in summer internships at Fermilab.
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Chris CodyEngineering
Like many students before him, Chris Cody selected College of DuPage in order to save money while completing his general education requirements. He then discovered a love of math, which led him to physics and engineering.
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