Any good Engineering Associates Degree Programs

I have a friend that is looking for a online associates degree in a engineering field. Any programs in manufacturing, industrial, civil, electronic, electrical, mechanical, and general engineering.

 

Most engineering programs at the associate's level will be engineering technology.

 

The Community College of Denver has AS in Pre-Engineering.

URL: http://www.ccd.edu/Online-Learning/Degrees-Available.aspx

Thomas Edison State College has AS in Electronics Engineering Technology.

URL: http://www.tesc.edu/2935.php

 

University of Advancing Technology www.uat.edu offers an associate's in Software Engineering.

University of Alaska Sitka www.uas-sitka.edu has an associate's in Environmental Technology.

Bismarck State College www.bsc.nodak.edu offers associate's degrees in Electrical Transmission Systems Technology, Nuclear Power Technology, Power Plant Technology, and Process Plant Technology.

Champlain College www.champlain.edu offers an associate's in Software Engineering.

Charter Oak State College www.cosc.edu offers an AS in Engineering Studies.

Clinton, Muscatine, and Scott Community Colleges www.eiccd.cc.ia.us has an associate's in Environmental Technology.

College of DuPage www.cod.edu offers an associate's in Engineering Science & Technology.

Excelsior College www.excelsior.edu offers the AS in Electronics Technology and Nuclear Technology.

Grantham University www.grantham.edu offers the AS in Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology and Engineering Management Technology.

Greenville Technical College www.greenvilletech.com offers an associate's in Industrial Engineering Technology.

Keiser University www.keiseruniversity.edu offers an associate's in Computer Science & Technology.

Michigan Technological University www.mtu.edu offers an AAS in Engineering Technology.

Mountain State University www.cwv.edu offers an associate's in Computer Networking Technology.

North Central State College www.ncstate.tec.oh.us offers an associate's in Engineering Technology.

Penn Foster College www.pennfoster.edu offers the AST in Civil Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, Industrial Engineering Technology, and Mechanical Engineering Technology.

Richland Community College www.richland.cc.il.us offers an associate's in Engineering Science.

Thomas Edison State College www.tesc.edu offers the AS in Electrical Engineering Technology, Civil and Construction Engineering Technology, Computer Science Technology, Engineering Graphics, Mechanical Engineering Technology, and Nuclear Engineering Technology.

University of Toledo www.utoledo.edu offers an associate's in Computer Science & Engineering Technology.

Westwood College www.westwoodonline.edu offers an associate's in Computer Network Engineering.

 

Thanks for the info fellas. I will pass it on. Hell, I see a few programs I like for myself.

 

I just finished my AAS in Electronics Engineering Technology from Cleveland Institute of Electronics.
http://www.cie-wc.edu

 

iMalCom,

I see all your degress from NA schools. How does that work out for you?

 

Note that engineering and engineering technology are significantly different. If you get an online AS in engineering technology, you might be able to transfer into a BS program in engineering technology (especially if the AS is ABET accredited).

But an AS in engineering technology will not readily transfer into a traditional, ABET-accredited engineering BS program. Some B&M community colleges have "pre-engineering" AS degrees, which are designed to transfer into engineering programs. But it would likely be difficult to offer a real "pre-engineering" AS program online, because it involves a number of introductory science courses with lab requirements.

 

Not bad so far. When I graduated with my CIS Associate's degree and applied for jobs, I never got turned down for only having a NA (COE) degree. The main problem was that it wasn't a Bachelor's! It's hard to get a good IT job around here without a BS, unless you have exactly the right experience or certifications (or connections).

Last year I was actually hired by the school that gave me that degree (Appalachian Tech) for an IT networking job. That's where my connections paid off - my current boss is a former instructor of mine. Incidentally, the school is going to merge with two other state technical colleges to form the largest technical college in Georgia.

Anyway, I decided to branch out in to Electronics to expand my career potential. I'd recommend CIE for anyone looking into an Engineering Technology Associate's degree - quality courses, DETC accredited, Pell Grant available, and you can complete lessons as fast as you want. Also, all the AAS credits transfer into their subsidiary school (World College) for the Bachelor's in Electronics Engineering Technology.