Engineering
Associate of Engineering Science (AES) Degree
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Engineering is the application of scientific and mathematical principles to solve problems. Engineers invent new systems and improve existing systems while also considering practical limitations such as cost, schedule, and safety.
Kaskaskia College's Associate of Engineering Science Degree (AES) provides students with the first two years of study toward a bachelor of science degree in engineering at a four-year college or university. Students take fundamental courses common to most engineering disciplines and continue their studies in specialized areas after transferring. Kaskaskia College has 2+2 transfer agreements in place with several surrounding universities in the region.
Kaskaskia College's Engineering Program has a history of success. Many of our students are awarded engineering scholarships at their transfer universities, assume leadership roles in student organizations, and obtain lucrative careers within their engineering discipline after graduation.
Prospective students interested in engineering science should possess the following:
- A high school diploma or high school equivalency
- A strong background and interest in math and science
For more information on our Engineering program, call us today at (618) 545-3040.
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Program Details
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Program Student Learning Outcomes
- Apply knowledge of mathematics and scientific principles to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems.
Students completing this degree must also complete curriculum requirements aligned with General Education Student Learning Outcomes.
Engineering Videos
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KEA Drone Project
Check out one of our recent projects! KC Engineering students designed and assembled a drone and successfully got it flying.
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Trebuchet Design Project
Watch KC Engineering students launch baseballs from their trebuchet!
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Faculty
Michael Geiger
Associate Professor Mathematics
Peter Vig
Professor Physics/Physical Science
Christena Elliott
Assistant Professor Mathematics
Robert Jervis
Associate Professor of Architecture Design & Building Technology
Scott Crothers
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Michael Geiger
Associate Professor Mathematics
