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8 Associate of Applied Science Programs in Civil Engineering 2024

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    Associate of Applied Science Programs in Civil Engineering

    Obtaining an Associate of Applied Science degree is a goal for many mid-career adults. This two-year undergraduate degree program typically offers a comprehensive array of applied fields that match the profession or expertise of the student.

    You may be wondering, what is an Associate of Applied Science in Civil Engineering? This program is often designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for success in the civil engineering and construction industries. It usually emphasizes modern approaches to the analysis of surveying and civil engineering projects. Some examples of classroom studies include college physics, engineering graphics, applied computer-aided design, college composition, technical writing and computer programming. General education courses such as history, sociology and English are also often part of the program requirements.

    There are many personal and professional benefits for graduates. These may include working well with teams, developing problem-solving skills and exhibiting a commitment to timeliness, professional ethics and quality. It also enhances oral and written communication skills.

    The cost of the program varies between institutions. Students interested in the degree should contact individual schools to determine cost expectations and ensure the program meets their goals.

    Careers for graduates of this program may include employment with engineering firms, utility companies, engineering departments of governmental agencies, building contractors, state transportation departments or materials testing companies. While graduates may not be able to work as full engineers, job opportunities as assistants include engineering surveyor, draftsperson, land surveyor, engineering technician, design technician, CAD operator, construction manager and cartographer. Some students choose to further their education by enrolling in a bachelor’s degree program.

    Many international options exist for taking online courses in distance learning modules. Classes can be taken on a full- or part-time basis to accommodate active professionals in remote areas with no access to a facility. To get started with a course, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.