Graduating engineering students will have the skills to either continue on to a four year engineering curriculum or enter the job market with capabilities that are needed in Industry or government.

Several career paths will be available to students for an Associate of Science in Engineering (ASE), an Associate of Applied Science in Engineering (AASE) or for Certificates and Career Studies Certificates in Engineering.

The ASE curriculum prepares students to enter a four year institution at the Junior year level.

The AASE is the accumulation of certificates and associated classes tailored for technical specialization and to individual student needs.

Engineering Certificates and Career Study Certificates are specialized areas of study that emphasize focused content such as surveying, drafting, industrial electricity, electronics, machining and manufacturing, information technology, mechanical systems, integrated mechanical-electrical systems, and green energy technology systems.