SSCC: Engineering and Computer Science

Engineering and Computer Science

Welcome to the South Seattle Community College Engineering and Computer Science website. This website provides information for those interested in eventually transferring to a four-year college or university and who plan on majoring in Engineering or Computer Science. The links at the top of this page will direct you to information about our programs at South.

View a new 4 minute streaming video of our Engineering Program at South. (Users with modem connections will not be able to view this video.)

News from SSCC Engineering

Engineering Open House and Open Lab is every Tuesday from 1:40 PM until 3:40 PM in the Physics Lab in OLY 200. Learn about engineering at SSCC, get academic and career advisement, work on labs, study, ask questions, or use the computers. During Summer quarter the Engineering Open House and Open Lab will not meet. Visit the Contact Info page to get more information.

The Engineering Club is looking for members. A meeting will be called soon and officers will be elected. Stay tuned for more information. SSCC students can apply for the SSCC Foundation Scholarship. Application materials are available in the Development Office, RSB 101. The deadline is the last monday in October. Call 206-764-5809 for more information.

Facilities and Equipment

Fall 2004 saw the opening of the 30,000 sq. ft. Olympic Hall. Olympic Hall is the new home of South's science labs and many of the engineering courses. New computers, data projectors and other state of the art AV equipment add to the overall modern feel of this beautiful new building. Older classrooms buildings have been remodeled and new computers and data projectors have also been installed where engineering related classes are taught.

In addition to new computers and data projectors, a large federal Title III grant has enabled us to update the engineering, chemistry and physics lab equipment. New equipment includes a $32,000 ZCorp Z310 Rapid Prototyping 3D printer. With this printer you can print out actual 3-dimensional solid objects from a CAD file. The printer is used in several engineering and drafting courses. A Techno Inc. CNC Router has also recently been purchased. Additionally, we have purchased software including Matlab, SolidWorks, AutoCad, and Orcad PSpice for use in our math, science and engineering classes.

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Welcome to the South Seattle Community College Engineering and Computer Science website. This website provides information for those interested in eventually transferring to a four-year college or university and who plan on majoring in Engineering or Computer Science. The links at the top of this page will direct you to information about our programs at South. View a new 4 minute streaming video of our Engineering Program at South. (Users with modem connections will not be able to view this video.)
News from SSCC Engineering Engineering Open House and Open Lab is every Tuesday from 1:40 PM until 3:40 PM in the Physics Lab in OLY 200. Learn about engineering at SSCC, get academic and career advisement, work on labs, study, ask questions, or use the computers. During Summer quarter the Engineering Open House and Open Lab will not meet. Visit the Contact Info page to get more information. The Engineering Club is looking for members. A meeting will be called soon and officers will be elected. Stay tuned for more information. SSCC students can apply for the SSCC Foundation Scholarship. Application materials are available in the Development Office, RSB 101. The deadline is the last monday in October. Call 206-764-5809 for more information.
Facilities and Equipment
Fall 2004 saw the opening of the 30,000 sq. ft. Olympic Hall. Olympic Hall is the new home of South's science labs and many of the engineering courses. New computers, data projectors and other state of the art AV equipment add to the overall modern feel of this beautiful new building. Older classrooms buildings have been remodeled and new computers and data projectors have also been installed where engineering related classes are taught. In addition to new computers and data projectors, a large federal Title III grant has enabled us to update the engineering, chemistry and physics lab equipment. New equipment includes a $32,000 ZCorp Z310 Rapid Prototyping 3D printer. With this printer you can print out actual 3-dimensional solid objects from a CAD file. The printer is used in several engineering and drafting courses. A Techno Inc. CNC Router has also recently been purchased. Additionally, we have purchased software including Matlab, SolidWorks, AutoCad, and Orcad PSpice for use in our math, science and engineering classes.