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Build the mathematics, science and design foundation for further engineering study and technical careers.
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Turn curiosity into solutions that move the world forward.
Build the mathematics, science and design foundation for further engineering study and technical careers. You’ll explore engineering science, mathematics and design thinking through practical projects, teamwork and experiences that bring the profession to life. Along the way, you’ll discover where your strengths can take you—toward opportunities such as engineering technician pathway or technical project assistant, entrepreneurship or further study.
What you’ll explore
Entry requirements
Your path to ECC may begin in different ways. This programme accommodates multiple admission routes, and our Admissions team can help you understand how your qualifications fit.
Five (5) CSEC subjects, including English A and Mathematics.
The five subjects must include Physics or Mechanical Engineering Science, plus one additional technical or science subject.
A 2.4 GPA in the Pre-Engineering Course may provide an alternate route; equivalent qualifications and mature status are also considered under CCCJ/ECC policy.
Programme structure
Explore each published study period, from your first foundation courses to the experiences that prepare you for work and further study.
Full-time2 years4 published study periods＋
Year 1 • Semester I＋
COMM1101Communications I3MATH1106Mathematics I - Algebra4PHYS1103Introduction to Engineering Physics4ENGS1101Introduction to Engineering2ITEC1104Fundamentals of Information Technology3TDEN1201Technical Drawing1Year 1 • Semester II＋
COMM1202Communications II3MATH1207Mathematics II- Pre-Calculus4CHEM2401Chemistry for Engineers4ENGS1202Mechanical Engineering Science3MECH1209Mechanical Workshop I3ENGS2302Computers in Engineering3Year 2 • Semester III＋
MATH2303Engineering Mathematics I -Calculus3ENGS2303Engineering Physics I4ENGS2301Electrical Engineering Science3ELEC2301Electrical Workshop3ENGS1201Materials in Engineering3ENGS2401Engineering Graphics3Year 2 • Semester IV＋
WOEP1100Work Experience Programme3MATH2403Engineering Mathematics II - Calculus 23ENGS2402Engineering Mechanics - Statics4ELEC2409Introduction to Electronic Devices and Circuits3Part-time2 years6 published study periods＋
Year 1 • Semester IV＋
COMM1101Communications I3MATH1106Mathematics I - Algebra4PHYS1103Introduction to Engineering Physics4ITEC1104Fundamentals of Information Technology3Year 1 • Semester II＋
TDEN1201Technical Drawing1ENGS1101Introduction to Engineering2MATH1207Mathematics II- Pre- Calculus4COMM1202Communications II3ENGS1202Mechanical Engineering Science3Year 1 • Semester III＋
CHEM2401Chemistry for Engineers4ENGS2301Electrical Engineering Science3MECH1209Mechanical Workshop I3ENGS2302Computers in Engineering3Year 2 • Semester IV＋
MATH2303Engineering Mathematics I - Calculus3ENGS2303Engineering Physics I4ENGS1201Materials in Engineering3ENGS2401Engineering Graphics3Year 2 • Semester V＋
WOEP1100Work Experience Programme3MATH2403Engineering Mathematics II - Calculus 23ELEC2301Electrical Workshop3Year 2 • Semester VI＋
ENGS2402Engineering Mechanics - Statics4ELEC2409Introduction to Electronic Devices and Circuits3The structure shown is a guide. Course or unit sequencing and availability may be adjusted to reflect enrolment levels, faculty availability and programme scheduling requirements. Offerings may therefore move to a different semester or position in the sequence.
Your associate degree journey includes more than the curriculum table.
Depending on your entry qualifications, you may need Foundation Mathematics or English. Applicable associate degree students also complete PACE, U-VAC, Information Literacy, Social Outreach and other published college-wide requirements. These requirements do not continue into the bachelor’s stage.
Understand your requirements →You may be a strong fit if you…
are curious about engineering & built environment and ready to build practical skills.
want a structured pathway that connects learning with real career possibilities.
value teamwork, problem-solving and continuous professional growth.
Deanery Road Campus
This programme is based at the campus shown. Selected classes may also use online, field, laboratory or work-placement environments.