The Associate in Science in engineering prepares students to transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue a bachelor's degree in aerospace, civil, chemical, computer, electrical, environmental, mechanical, mining, metallurgical, or nuclear engineering. TCC has transfer agreements with the institutions to which most students transfer: Virginia Tech, the University of Virginia, and Old Dominion University.

The associate in applied science degree, certificate, and career studies certificate programs in Engineering & Industrial Technology programs provide varying degrees of preparation for the job market and program length to meet a student's particular needs in these fields.

	Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD)
	Architectural Drafting and Design
	Manufacturing Engineering Technology
	Industrial Management
	Industrial Supervision
	Quality Assurance
	Occupational Safety
	Civic Engineering Technology
	Inspections/Laboratory Technology
	Electronics/Electronics Engineering Technology
	Computer Engineering Technology
	Metrology (electronic or mechanical)

EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS

	Amatrol Computer Integrated Manufacturing System
	Amted Robotic System
	Fully-equipped CADD and Hybrid CADD computer stations with drafting tables
	Asphalt and Concrete Laboratory Facilities
	Global Positioning System (GPS) Surveying Instrumentation
	Computer-Integrated Electronics Stations with color display, digital oscilloscope, triple output power supply, multi-waveform function generator, digital multimeter, virtual curve tracer, and specturm analyzer.

SOFTWARE

	AUTOCAD 2002
	MathCad
	Code Warrior
	C++
	ORCAD
	Net Op
	Parallax BASIC Stamp
	EPANET
	LabView Virtual Instrumentaiton
	Global Positioning System (GPS)
	Geographic Information System (GIS)
	Asphalt Institute Design Mixing
	3D Studio Max
	ACES
	Adobe Photoshop
	Multisim
	MatLab
	Electronic Workbench
	Mini CIM
	PRIMAVERA Project Manager