Mechanical Engineering

A.S. Degree Engineering · Antelope Valley College · 2026-2027 Catalog

The Associate in Sciences in Mechanical Engineering will provide students with a fundamental knowledge of Mechanical Engineering, to enhance their computational and problem solving skills, sharpen their critical thinking, and to ensure proper preparation for junior level Mechanical Engineering coursework at a university. Students completing this degree should realize that there are many sub disciplines in Mechanical Engineering and most require a similar core education, but not all. The requirements for an associate degree in Mechanical Engineering may be satisfied by completing the courses listed below in addition to the associate degree requirements. (See Graduation/Associate Degree Requirements.)

Program Requirements

CourseTitleUnits
Mechanical Engineering AS: Complete all of the following44-45
Required Course- Chemistry Honors Option5
CHEM 110General Chemistry5
CHEM 110HGeneral Chemistry Honors5
Required Course - Calculus Honors Option5
MATH 150Calculus and Analytic Geometry5
MATH 150HCalculus & Analytic Geometry Honors5
Required Courses: Complete all of the following31
ENGR 125Programming and Problem-Solving in MATLAB4
ENGR 140Engineering 3D Graphics3
ENGR 210Statics4
MATH 160Calculus and Analytic Geometry4
MATH 230Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations4
MATH 250Calculus and Analytic Geometry4
PHYS 110General Physics4
PHYS 120General Physics4
Core Program Elective3-4
ENGR 110Introduction to Engineering3
ENGR 130Materials Science4

Recommended Pathway

Mechanical Engineering AS

Term 1 (16 units)

Term 2 (16 units)

Term 3 (15 units)

Term 4 (14 units)

Program Outcomes

Mechanical Engineering AS

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