Engineering and industrial practice in the United States is based to a considerable extent on the team concept. Engineers, scientists, experts in management and production, and others coordinate their work with that of technicians, craftspersons, and workers with varying degrees of skill in order to complete particular projects. To meet the varying needs of students and industry, the Engineering and Technology Department at City College of San Francisco offers an Engineering Program along with a series of Engineering Technology programs to train technicians. The programs are designed so that students may satisfy the requirements for graduation from the College and receive a degree of Associate in Science and an Award of Achievement. In addition, The Engineering Technology programs provide a good foundation for transfer to a bachelor degree program in engineering technology or industrial technology.

Courses in the Engineering Department are identified according to the following headings: Computer Aided Drafting (CAD), Electronics (ELEC), Engineering (ENGN), Engineering Technology (ET), and Welding (WELD).

Electronics Engineering Technology | Mechanical Engnieering Technology.