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工程科学学士学位（BA-ES）是一个多学科课程，强调对工程，科学和数学原理的理解和应用。该课程为工程学基础的科学和相关数学奠定了广泛的基础，并为学生提供了通过技术选修课程获得有关所选领域的深入知识的机会。该计划提供了相当大的灵活性，并允许学生制定单独的学习计划，以满足需要在工程学和其他学科之间进行交互的教育目标。BA-ES是为那些认识到科学技术在当今世界中日益重要并且希望更好地了解工程师在为人类服务中所扮演的角色的学生而设计的。除了学习数学，物理，化学和计算机科学的核心课程外，学生还学习热力学，流体动力学
The bachelor of arts degree in engineering science (BA-ES) is a multidisciplinary program that emphasizes understanding and application of engineering, scientific and mathematical principles. The program provides a broad foundation in the sciences and associated mathematics that underlie engineering and provides students the opportunity to obtain an in-depth knowledge in an area of their choosing through technical electives.<br>BA-ES creates a solid foundation for students interested in careers like patent attorney, technical writer, science advisor, technical sales, as well as science and engineering education. Because no single standardized curriculum exists, the engineering science major is not ABET-accredited. Engineering science students who intend to seek licensure as a professional engineer should be aware that this non-accredited degree program will require additional education, work, and/or experience to qualify to take the Fundamentals of Engineering examination.<br>Engineering science students can choose to specialize in one or more important areas through careful selection of their electives and cluster courses. These courses would lead to a more in-depth understanding of a particular topic and possibly a minor. Since BA-ES students are not required to follow tracks, the following sample four-year plans are just suggestions for specializations.<br>Combines basic knowledge in engineering with some specialized courses in solar energy, hydropower, and biofuels. By supplementing engineering science courses with some environmental science and policy courses, students can complete a minor in sustainability that satisfies the social science cluster requirement. To round things out, students might consider completing the humanities cluster, Sustainability and the Humanities (as indicated by italicized courses).