Engineering
Associate of Engineering Science (AES) Degree
Modes of Instruction
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Engineering is the application of science and mathematics to solve problems. Ranging from microchips to airports, engineers design and create systems that improve our lives.
Kaskaskia College’s Associate of Engineering Science Degree (AES) provides students with the first two years of study toward a bachelor’s of science degree 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’s Engineering program has a history of success. Most of our students excel at their transfer university and obtain lucrative careers after graduating.
Prospective students interested in engineering science should possess:
- A high school diploma or high school equivalency
- A strong background and interest in math and science
Program Details
ENGR_0500_DEGR
Program Student Learning Outcomes
- Apply knowledge of mathematics and scientific principles to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems.
Career Outlook
Engineering is one of the highest paying professions, with mid-career salaries often exceeding $100,000 per year. According to Glassdoor, the average starting salary for engineers in the St. Louis area is $65,679 per year. A person with an engineering degree can work in a variety of industry sectors such as:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Healthcare
- Manufacturing
- Technology
Engineering Videos
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KEA Drone Project
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What is Engineering?
KC’s Engineering program provides students with their first two years towards an engineering degree.
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Faculty
Michael Geiger
Assistant Professor Engineering/Math/Physics
Peter Vig
Professor of Physics/Physical Science
Wayne Watkins
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Christena Elliott
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Robert Jervis
Associate Professor of Architectural Design & Building Technology
