Associate of Science in Civil Engineering in Glendale United States | Glendale Community College

Students pursuing an Associate of Science in civil engineering build skills in mathematics, fundamental sciences, and engineering subjects like structural statics, alongside general education courses that enhance their technical knowledge. A total of 37 units from required courses must be completed. Program Learning Outcomes: Upon finishing this program, students will be able to recognize, define, and resolve engineering issues using engineering, scientific, and mathematical principles; utilize the engineering design process to develop solutions that address specific needs while considering public health, safety, welfare, and global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic aspects; convey technical information clearly to diverse audiences; work productively in teams by providing leadership, fostering a collaborative and inclusive atmosphere, setting objectives, organizing tasks, and achieving technical goals; and transition to a bachelor's degree program to complete their preparation for a career in a specialized area of civil engineering.