Division of Science, Engineering and Mathematics Engineering and Physical Sciences
Division of Science, Engineering & Mathematics
C. Max Simmons, Ph.D., Dean
Phone: (405) 682-7508
7777 South May Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73159
Engineering and Physical Sciences
Engineering and Physical Sciences
Mission Statement
The Engineering and Physical Science Faculty at Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) is an active part of the Division of Science, Engineering and Mathematics. We seek to encourage an attitude of discovery and critical analysis along with a genuine interest in engineering and physics. We strive to offer a wide variety of introductory and second-year college science courses that not only challenge students' traditional views of science, but build scientific skills that create a sound foundation which students will use when viewing the world around them.
Curriculum Programs Offered
Physics
Associate in Science
(Minimum of 60 Credits)
Engineering
Associate in Science
(Minimum of 62 Credits)
Mathematics
Associate in Science
(Minimum of 60 Credits)
Learning Outcomes
Through their experiences within the Division of Science, Engineering and Mathematics, students will:
- Gain critical knowledge in the areas of physics, engineering, clinical research, biology, and chemistry
- Develop analysis and critical thinking skills required for success in scientific endeavors
- Explore individual scientific interests through expanded learning opportunities
- Actively and effectively participate in collaborative learning experiences as well as individual accountability to maximize academic and social growth
- Effectively utilize technology, such as computers and laboratory equipment, for learning, research, direct investigation, and experimental analysis
- Be encouraged to become involved in activities, such as clubs, field trips, enrichment classes etc., that enhance the understanding of the physical sciences
- Relate and apply abstract concepts to concrete, real-world problems
- Become aware of the role and responsibility of the engineering community
- Prepare qualified students to successfully apply to undergraduate studies in engineering or physics related fields