Engineering is the art of applying scientific and mathematical principles, experience, judgment, and common sense to make things that benefit people. Engineers improve and develop products to meet consumer and societal needs. They find ways for existing products to work better, last longer, operate more safely, and cost less. Engineers also look for innovative solutions to global problems. They design bridges, medical equipment, processes for cleaning up toxic spills, and systems for mass transit.
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Associate in Science TransferCollapse Content
| Degree | Credits | Time to Complete | Average Cost* |
|---|---|---|---|
| AS-Track 2 for Mechanical, Civil, Aeronautical, Industrial, Materials Science Engineering | 120 | 2-3 years | $8,790 - $13,185 |
| AS-Track 2 for Computer and Electrical Engineering | 109 | 7 quarters | $9,870 |
| AS-Track 2 for Bioengineering and Chemical Engineering | 102 | 7 quarters | $9,870 |
| AS-Track 2 for Physics, Computer Science, Engineering, Atmospheric Sciences | 90 | 2 years | $8,790 |
*Average costs include tuition based on WA state resident full-time enrollment. It does not include fees. The costs may vary.
Resources for Student Success
Faculty Advisor Contact
Will Hamp
425.640.1295 | william.hamp@edmonds.edu | Hazel Miller 226
Tucker Howie
425.640.1251 | tucker.howie@edmonds.edu | Hazel Miller Hall 225
Chuck Mueller
425.640.1237 | chuck.mueller@edmonds.edu | Hazel Miller Hall 215
Su Nelson
425.640.1980 | su.nelson@edmonds.edu | ALD 215
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