Engineering Fundamentals Certificate of Achievement

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Upon successful completion of the Engineering Certificate, the student demonstrates skills, knowledge, and ability for transfer to a Bachelor’s Degree program at a college or university, and the mathematical, scientific, and basic engineering theory courses required for upper division study in an engineering specific major. Delta College’s program meets the lower division requirements established by the California Engineering Liaison Committee.

Program Learning Outcomes

The student demonstrates knowledge of the theory and application of mathematics, physics, and chemistry as applied in the engineering field.
The student demonstrates knowledge of the theory and application of the engineering design process, and is able to communicate the process in graphic and written format.

Core Requirements

Complete 53 units

CHEM 001A General Chemistry Units: 5
CSP 031A C Programming I Units: 3
ENG 001A Reading and Composition Units: 3
ENGR 001 Introduction to Engineering and Technology Units: 3
ENGR 002 Engineering Graphics Units: 3
ENGR 004 Engineering Materials Units: 4
ENGR 006 Engineering Circuit Analysis Units: 4
ENGR 008 Statics Units: 3
MATH 001 Calculus I Units: 5
MATH 002 Calculus II Units: 4
MATH 003 Multivariable Calculus Units: 4
MATH 004 Differential Equations Units: 4
PHYSC 004A Principles of Physics: Mechanics Units: 4
PHYSC 004C Principles of Physics: Electricity and Magnetism Units: 4

NOTE:

The courses listed above fulfill the recommended core of the Engineering Articulation Guideline for engineering transfer students as formulated by the statewide Engineering Liaison Council.

Completion of the above sequence of classes will meet the requirements necessary for admission to most four-year institutions.

Minimum Units Required: 53

Complete all courses with a grade of “C” or better.

For more information:

Contact the Applied Science, Business, and Technology Division