This track focuses on Marine Engineering, preparing students with the technical knowledge and practical skills the field expects at the Associate-to-Bachelor's level.
Graduates are equipped to pursue relevant engineering career paths, with a self-paced format built for students balancing work and other commitments.
ENG-062Basics of Industrial Engineering
Introduces foundational concepts behind optimizing industrial processes and systems.
- Process optimization basics
- Workflow efficiency principles
- Overview of industrial systems
ENG-114Introduction to Engineering
A broad orientation to the engineering discipline, its branches, and career paths.
- Major engineering disciplines
- Engineering problem-solving approach
- Engineering career pathways
ENG-163Latest Developments in Engineering
Explores emerging technologies and innovations shaping modern engineering.
- Emerging engineering technologies
- Innovation trends across disciplines
- Impact of new tech on engineering practice
ENG-178Introduction to E-Engineering
Covers the fundamentals of electronic systems within engineering practice.
- Basic electronic components
- Circuit fundamentals
- Electronic system applications
ENG-195Advanced Fields in Engineering
Surveys specialized and advanced engineering fields beyond the core disciplines.
- Overview of specialized fields
- Cross-disciplinary engineering applications
- Choosing an engineering specialization
ENG-239Introduction to Electrical Engineering
Introduces the foundational principles of electrical systems and circuits.
- Basic circuit theory
- Voltage, current, and resistance
- Electrical safety fundamentals
ENG-427Introduction to Civil Engineering
Covers the fundamentals of designing and building civil infrastructure.
- Infrastructure design basics
- Materials used in construction
- Overview of civil engineering projects
ENG-612Foundations of Mechanical Engineering
Introduces the core principles behind mechanical systems and design.
- Basic mechanical principles
- Machine component fundamentals
- Overview of mechanical design process
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Specialist Courses
6 Courses
FOM-2558Fundamentals of Marine Engineering
Covers the foundational principles behind designing marine vessels and systems.
- Marine propulsion basics
- Hull design fundamentals
- Marine systems overview
ITM-2559Introduction to Marine Engineering
A broad orientation to the marine engineering field and career paths.
- History of marine engineering
- Marine engineering career pathways
- Overview of marine vessel types
MEM-2560Marine Engineering Materials and Processes
Covers materials and manufacturing processes used in marine vessel construction.
- Corrosion-resistant materials
- Marine construction processes
- Material selection for marine environments
MED-2626Marine Engineering Dynamics and Control
Covers dynamic behavior and control systems in marine vessels.
- Vessel stability dynamics
- Marine control system basics
- Wave and motion response
MES-2627Marine Engineering Structures
Introduces structural design principles applied to marine vessels.
- Hull structural design
- Load analysis for marine structures
- Structural safety in marine environments
MES-2628Marine Engineering Systems Engineering
Covers designing and integrating complex marine vessel systems.
- Marine systems integration
- Vessel system lifecycle
- Testing marine engineering systems
$24,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires Associate Degree or equivalent credits.
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