Engineering

RCC’s Engineering Program is designed to give students interested in the physical sciences a strong background in mathematics, chemistry, and physics. Graduates can gain employment as technicians at high-technology firms or can transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a baccalaureate degree. This program focuses on mathematical problem solving, which prepares you for a career in a variety of industries. RCC's AS in Engineering prepares students for careers in a number of engineering disciplines including computer, electrical, mechanical, civil, and environmental engineering.

Students who are aiming to go directly into the workforce may be interested in enrolling in our Smart Building Technology (SBT) concentration, which prepares students to enter an emerging field that is anticipated to be in high demand as the need for green energy experts increases.

Course Requirements

Semester One - Fall 2023

Credits

Semester Two - Spring 2024

Credits

Semester Three - Fall 2024

Semester Four - Spring 2025

Potential Career Path

Transfer Opportunities

MassTransfer - Through the MassTransfer program, your engineering degree from RCC transfers as two years of completed work towards at Bachelor's degree at most state colleges and universities. Review the A2B pathways on the MassTransfer website.

RCC also has articluation agreements with private universities that allow for seamless transfer to a four-year school upon completion of your engineering degree at RCC:

Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology - A.S. Engineering, B.S. Electrical Engineering

Program Faculty

Engineering

First Name	Last Name	Title	Department	Phone	Email	Room
John	Mazzarella	3D Printing Instructor	Engineering - Academic Programs		jmazzarella@rcc.mass.edu
Tom	Naderi	Building Automation System Instructor	Engineering - Academic Programs		tnaderi@rcc.mass.edu
Anthony	Pragliola	Building Science Instructor	Engineering - Academic Programs		apragliola@rcc.mass.edu
Golriz	Kermani	Assistant Professor	Engineering	857-701-1525	gkermani@rcc.mass.edu	3-501B
Fahmil	Shah	Adjunct Faculty	Engineering		fshah@rcc.mass.edu

Program Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate proficiency in mathematical and scientific principles and computational tools.
Apply mathematical and scientific principles and computational tools to solve engineering problems.
Understand the fundamentals of engineering design.
Communicate engineering ideas and solutions clearly and professionally, both orally and in writing.
Collaborate effectively in a team environment.
Demonstrate professionalism in behavior, communication, and work habits.