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Room : E235I
P : (718)-482-6178
E : yngabonziza@lagcc.cuny.edu

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Earth System Science and Environmental Engineering

What does environmental engineer do?
Environmental engineers develop solutions to environmental problems (Atmospheric, air pollution, oceanic, water resources and treatment, green Energy, etc.) They are involved in efforts to improve Satellite measurements and remote sensing techniques; they collect and analyze global data, etc. They conduct research to solve some of the most pressing global issues (e.g. climate change, ozone depletion, global warming, etc.)

Why environmental engineering at LaGuardia?
The 1st Community College in CUNY
Engineering Study Center
Tutoring by CCNY Graduate Students
Online and Hybrid Lectures and Tutoring
Unique Advisement and Mentoring System
Field Trips and Hand-on Experience
State of the art Labs and Research Facilities
Undergraduate Research and Conferences
Scholarships and Student Support
Students and Faculty Accolades
Internships at NASA-NYCRI and NOAA
Partnerships with NOAA, NASA, and CCNY
Scientific and Social Networks

How do I became an environmental engineer?
Join the ESE Major at LaGCC
Follow the Two Years Curriculum
Complete AS Degree from LaGCC
Career Opportunity as a Technician
Transfer to a 4-Years College (CCNY)
Bachelor’s Degree in ESE
Graduate Degree (M.S. and Ph.D.)

Career opportunity
Air Quality and Remote Sensing
Chemical Processing
Design air Pollution Control Systems
Renewable Energy Careers
Hazardous-waste Management
Water Resources and Treatment
Analyze Scientific Data and Programing
Job Outlook (2012-22): 15% (Faster than Average)

Earth System Science and Environmental Engineering Program Suggested Course Sequence for Full-time Students

Fall I	Fall II	Spring I	Spring II	Fall I	Fall II	Spring I
MAT201 Calculus I, Pre: MAT200, 4 cr.	MAT202 Calculus II Pre: MAT201 4 cr.	MAE101 Engineering Lab I Pre:,MAT200 Co: ENG259 1 cr.	HUM101* Intro to Music 3 cr.	MAT203 Calculus III Pre: MAT202 4 cr.	MAT204 Elementary Differential Equations Pre/Co: MAT202/MAT203 4 cr.	SSN187 Urban Sociology Pre: 3 cr.
SCC201 Chemistry I Pre: MAT115ENA/ENG099 4 cr.		ENG259 Technical Writing Pre: ENG101 3 cr.		MAT204 Elementary Differential Equations Pre/Co: MAT202/MAT203 4cr.		MAT221 Pre:MAT203 3 cr.
MAC102 C/C++ Programming Co-Req: MAT201 3 cr.		MAT202 Calculus II Pre: MAT201 4 cr.		SCP232 General Physics II Pre/Co:MAT203 Pre:SCP231 4 cr.		MAE213 Electrical Circuits Pre: SCP231, MAT203, MAE101 Co: MAT204 3 cr.
ENG101 Eng.Comp. I Pre:CSE095 ENA/ENG099 Pre/Co:CSE099 3 cr.		SCP231 General Physics I Pre:CSE099 ENA/ENG099 MAT201 4 cr.		MAE106 Intro. to Earth Systems Engr. and Sci. Pre/co: MAT200SCC 201 4cr		MAE217 Enviro Engr. and Earth Systems Pre: MAE106 3 cr.

* Students may also choose HUP104 instead of HUM101.

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LaGuardia Community CollegeMEC Dept Room : E235I P : (718)-482-6178 E : yngabonziza@lagcc.cuny.edu

What does environmental engineer do?

Why environmental engineering at LaGuardia?

How do I became an environmental engineer?

Career opportunity

Earth System Science and Environmental Engineering Program Suggested Course Sequence for Full-time Students

LaGuardia Community College
MEC Dept
Room : E235I
P : (718)-482-6178
E : yngabonziza@lagcc.cuny.edu