Which program is best fit for you?
The Computer Science, Engineering, and Engineering Technology Programs at Collin College
can give you the start you need to a career you will love. Collin offers transfer
and workforce programs to suit your academic goals.
Consider Engineering or Computer Science transfer programs if you:
- Plan to transfer to a university for an BS in Engineering or Computer Science
- Enjoy critical thinking, complex problem-solving and decision making
- Have an aptitude for higher-level mathematics
- Can meet tight deadlines
- Have perseverance
- Are able to work in a team
- Effectively communicate, both verbally and in writing
Consider one of the Engineering Technology workforce programs if you:
- Enjoy hands-on problem solving
- Have an aptitude for technical math
- Have steady hands, manual dexterity and coordination as well as visualization
- Are adept at time management
- Possess great oral and written comprehension skills
Transfer Programs
Engineering Program - The Engineering program at Collin College offers students courses towards a bachelor of science in engineering at a 4-year college or university.
Computer Science Program - Collin College's computer science courses will prepare you for a bachelor's degree in computer science or computer software engineering. Learn the fundamentals of programming and make the future your own.
Academic Partnerships
Visit the following link to see what academic partnerships and degree pathways are available to you.Get a head start
Interested in co-enrollment at a university? Learn about the Collin College and Texas A&M's co-enrollment opportunities at Texas A&M Engineering Academy at Collin College
Workforce Programs
Biomedical Equipment Technology - A two-year degree (AAS) of this program will prepare you for jobs in hospitals, medical offices, large clinics, biomedical equipment manufacturing and distribution with no direct contact with patients.
Electronic Engineering Technology - A two-year degree (AAS) of this program will prepare you for jobs in electronics industry, data centers, power and energy sector.
Robotics and Automation Technology - A two-year degree (AAS) of this program will prepare you for jobs in robotic and automated manufacturing of consumable products, medical devices, packaging, and distribution.
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Our Programs Offer:
- Flexible scheduling: day, evening, and weekend
- Engineering classes on multiple campuses
- Engineering Technology classes on Technical Campus
- Support for women in engineering
- An encouraging environment for working students
- A Veteran-friendly setting
- Program specific guidance
Industry Partnerships
RTX Raytheon Apprenticeship Program
North Texas Semiconductor Institute:
Electronic Technology, Robotics and Automation Technology
Student Organizations
Student Projects
Contact
If you have any questions, please visit the Engineering Contacts page for contact information. Follow the Collin College Engineering Technology LinkedIn to keep up with the latest updates!