Engineering 10
Engineering Students
Next Steps
Bruce Mayer, PE
Licensed Electrical & Mechanical Engineer
BMayer@ChabotCollege.edu
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Recall the
“Golden
Ticket” to the
Engineering
Profession
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Associate in Science Degree
Degree-Requirements and Suggested Course Sequence
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New as of 27Oct08
ENGINEERING
ENGR 10 Global Wrap Up
 Hopefully by Now Everyone in the Class
Has a Good Idea About
• What Engineers Do In Practice
• The Skills, Techniques, and Motivation
Needed to Successfully Complete The
Engineering Academic Preparation
– i.e., To Receive the Baccalaureate Degree
 Also Hopefully Many In the Class have
Chosen Engineering as a CAREER
• It’s NOT a Job, it’s a Professional Career
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The Instructor’s Best Advice
 For Everyone Who Has Decided on
Engineering as:
• A Course of College/University Study
• A Working LifeTime Career...
Take AS MANY COURSES
AS POSSIBLE at the
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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Calculus, Calculus, Calculus
 MTH1 (Calculus) is a
Prerequisite for as many as
TWELVE (12) other Science &
Engineering Courses in the
Engineering TRANSFER-PATH
 Engineering Students Should Get
to MTH1 Absolutely as SOON as
Possible
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Engineering PrePreq GateWay
 The Next slide slows the importance for
Engineering Students to take Calculus as
Quickly as possible
 For some Engineering Disciplines PreReqs
are Multiple and up to THREE Deep
 At the root of this PreReq Chain is Calculus.
 Calculus is the GATING ITEM for an
Engineering Education
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ENGR10 (2)
CHEM1A (5)
Intro to Engineering
College Chemistry I
(Fall-Only)
(Fall, Spring)
ENGR11 (2)
ENGR25 (3)
Engineering Design
Computer Methods
(Spring-Only)
(Fall, Spring)
ENGR36 (3)
(Fall-Only)
MTH6 (3)
Linear Algebra
(Fall, Spring)
ENGR43 (4)
MTH1 (5)
Calculus I
(Fall, Spring)
ENGR22 (3)
Engineering Graphics
(Fall, Spring)
MTH2 (5)
Calculus II
(Fall, Spring)
General Physics I
MTH3 (5)
PHYS4B (5)
MultiVar Calculus
General Physics II
(Fall, Spring)
(Fall, Spring)
ENGR45 (3)
MTH4 (3)
PHYS4C (5)
Electrical Ckts & Devs
Engineering Matls
Differential Eqms
General Physics III
(Spring-Only)
(Spring-Only)
(Fall, Spring)
(Fall, Spring)
Engineer Mechanics
PHYS4A (5)
(Fall, Spring)
Transfer Prep – NEED to Have
 Take ALL ADVANCED MATH Courses
• Math: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6
 Take ALL Sci/Engr PHYSICS Courses
• Physics: 4A, 4B, 4C (and Possibly 5)
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Chemistry: 1A (and Possibly 1B)
Computer Sci: 14 (and Possibly 15)
English: 1A & 4/7
Communications: 1 (Required by CSU)
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Transfer Prep – NEED to Have
 Engineering
• All Disciplines: 10, 11, 22, 25, 36, 43, 45
• ENGR22 May Be Omitted
in Certain Cases for
These Disciplines
(chk w/ Xfer Univ)
– EE
– MSE
 American Cultures
• e.g; HIST7 or HIST8
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Transfer Prep – GOOD to Have
 Organic Chemistry
• Chem: 8 or 12A
 More WRITING; e.g., ENGL 4, 7, 11
• Almost Every Engineer Can CALCULATE
and DESIGN
• Good Writing Skills will DISTINGUISH you
From your Less Capable Colleagues
 Public Speaking; e.g., COMM 3 
Group Communication
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Transfer Prep – GOOD to Have
 Manufacturing Processes: one of
• MTT 50 – BluePrints Using SolidWorks
• MTT 70 – Intro to Machine Shop
• MTT 60A – Machine Tool Tech-I
• WELD 70 – Intro to Welding
• ESYS 51 – Electronic Systems Fabrication
Techniques
• ESYS 53 – E-Systems Measurements
 Above are Usually Not UC Transferable
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Chabot ENGR Class Prep
 ENGR22 – Engineering Design
Graphics (AutoCAD Software)
• Nice to Have
– MATH 36 or 37
– ENGL 1A or 102
 ENGR25 – Computational Methods
(MATLAB Software)
Qo (slpm-TEOS/Slpm-N2)
Vapor Output From TEOS Bubbler
• PreReq = MATH 1
• Nice to Have = CAS8 or CSCI8
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Chabot ENGR Class Prep cont
 ENGR11 – Design and Analysis
• Nice to Have
– MATH 36 or 37
– ENGR 22 (REALLY Nice to Have)
 ENGR36 – Engineering Mechanics →
Static Structures
• PreReqs
– ENGR 25
– Physics 4A
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Chabot ENGR Class Prep cont
 ENGR43 – Electrical Circuit Analysis
1:3
• PreReqs
– ENGR 25
– PHYS 4A
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• Good to HAVE
(may be Concurrent)
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– MATH 4
– MATH 6
– PHYS 4B
 Particularly Helpful
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Chabot ENGR Class Prep cont
 ENGR45 – Materials of Engineering
• PreReqs
– CHEM 1A
– PHYS 4A
– ENGR25
• Good to HAVE
100%
(may be Concurrent)
– CHEM 1B
– MATH 2
– PHYS 4B
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Concentration Profiles
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