Danville Area Community College
Coordinated Engineering Program
Transfer Program at Danville Area Community College
Math & Science Department
Danville, IL 61832
217-443-8805
 
Program Information
The Coordinated Engineering Program provides basic training in the foundational building blocks for engineering: physics and mathematics.Studies are conducted in general areas and are a preparation for a number of fields of advanced specialized study. This program is designed as a transfer program, and completion of the program provides flexibility to transfer to any desired university.


Internship Program
Danville Area Community College's Coordinated Engineering Program is currently in partnership with the City of Danville, Aqua Illinois, Timeomatic, Fiberteq and IDOT.  These partnerships provide students with the opportunity to work with local engineers to gain experience in their field of study.

  • General Description and Qualifications
  • Internship Past Reports
  • Aqua Illinois Hires DACC Students
  • Timeomatic Hires  DACC Students
  • Krupp  Hires  DACC Students
  • City Engineer Hires DACC Student
  • Freight Car America
    • Alumni Reports
    Our alumni have successfully transferred to elite institutions including Berkley, Purdue, Bradley, and Rose Hulman as well as all Universities of Illinois.
  • DACC Alumnus Works in Japan
  • Alumni News
    • Engineering
    Engineering can be summed up in two words:  Problem Solving. But the type of problem to be solved can vary.  For example, engineering disciplines include mechanical, chemical, civil, architectural, areospace, electronic, computer, and much much more. To further divide the career, within engineering there are basic classifications for jobs that are common across the various engineering disciplines. Research Engineers explore fundamental principles of Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Mathematics. Development Engineers use the knowledge acquired by researchers and apply it to a specific product. Testing engineers are responsible for designing and implementing tests to verify the integrity of a product. Designing engineers are responsible for providing the detailed specifications of the product. Manufacturing engineers develop the processes for turning new material into a finished product. Other types of employment for engineers include maintenance, technical support, sales, consulting and management. More On Engineering
  • History of Engineering
  • Other Engineering Links
  • Job Outlook Report
    • Community Connections
    If you are wondering if you would make a good engineer try the puzzles worksheets below. If you can successful complete them while enjoying the process, you have what it takes to be an engineer because engineers are people who enjoy problem solving.  With a little persistane and dedication you could be engineering your future.
  • Introductory Logic Puzzles Worksheet
  • Advanced Logic Puuzzles Worksheet
  • Solutions to Logic Puzzles
    • DACC Engineering appreciates any opportunity to share information regarding engineering including fields of study, training, and employment.  If your group or class would like to learn more please contact Kathy Sturgeon at 443-8805.  We offer activities including:  DACC Engineering Pointpoint Presentation, Engineering Careers Powerpoint Presentation, and for the younger crowds Hands-on Engineering Careers.

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