Science, Engineering, and Technology
Montgomery College's Science, Engineering, and Technology (SET) area consists of departments offering courses and associate degrees in physics, engineering, geosciences, computer science, cybersecurity, and network and wireless technologies disciplines.
As part of the Montgomery College mission of empowering students to change their lives, we are committed to providing quality instruction that leads to understanding and competence suitable for the emerging global economy. Most of the undergraduate courses are transferable to top tier four-year institutions. Students in these courses have numerous academic enhancement opportunities through student clubs, internships, and undergraduate research.
I am currently the Collegewide Dean of Science, Engineering & Technology at Montgomery College, a position I have assumed since August 14th, 2014. Previously, I was chair of the Physics, Engineering and Geosciences department at Montgomery College.
Our division provides the first two years of the engineering curriculum for over 1,500 full-time and part-time engineering students, about 150 of whom transfer each year to such schools as University of Maryland, GWU, Georgia Tech, and MIT.
Throughout my 35 year tenure as a professor, department chair, and collegewide dean at Montgomery College, I have been a strong advocate for engineering education at both the college and K-12 levels. I am an active member of ASEE and I have been actively involved in several educational initiatives both at higher education and K-12 level.
See Dr. Kehnemouyi's full biography, awards, interviews, publications, and more.
Academic Departments
Engineering, Physical and Computer Sciences Department - Rockville Campus
Department Chair: Nawal Benmouna
Degrees and Certificates
- Computer Science and Technologies AA Degree, Computer Science Area of Concentration (available as a fully online degree)
- Computer Science and Technologies AA Degree, Information Sciences and Systems Area of Concentration (available as a fully online degree)
- Computer Programming Certificate
- Java Developer Certificate
- Aerospace Engineering
- Bioengineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Fire Protection Engineering
- General Engineering
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Nuclear Engineering
Resources
Engineering Advising and Transfer
Engineering Career Information
Air Force ROTC Program
More Programs and Courses
Grant Support
Our academic programs in the Science, Engineering, and Technology disciplines have grant support exceeding $2 million, including:
- the National Science Foundation S-STEM scholarship program, including the ACCESS Engineering and Computer Science Scholarships
- the Department of Education FIPSE (Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education) grant and funding for mobile classrooms
- the Gates-funded t-STEM grantnew window
- the American Association of Colleges and Universities Teaching to Increase Diversity and Equity in STEM (TIDES) grants
Engineering and Computer Science Advisory Board
- Dr. Paul C. Brand – Center for Neutron research, NIST
- Mr. Adrian Chapman – President and Chief Operating Officer, Washington Gas
- Dr. Lorraine Fleming – Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Howard University
- Dr. William Fourney – Associate Dean of Engineering, University of Maryland College Park
- Ms. Mary Kraft – U.S. Director of Services, Hewlett Packard
- Mr. Bobby Patton – CEO, Patton Electronics
- Dr. Julia Ross – Dean of Engineering and Information Technology, UMBC
- Mr. Daniel Sawyer – Group Leader, Dimensional Metrology Group, NIST
- Dr. Devdas Shetty – Dean of Engineering and Applied Science, UDC
- Dr. Joseph P. Teter – Director of Technology Transfer, Naval Surface Warfare Center
- Dr. Benjamin Tsai – Physical Scientist, Sensor Science Division, NIST
Internal MC Members
- Dr. Nawal Benmouna, Department Chair and Professor
- Dr. Alla Webb, Department Chair and Professor
- Dr. Chienann Alex Hou, Program Coordinator and Professor
- Dr. Muhammad Kehnemouyi, Collegewide Dean
- Ms. Margaret Latimer, Vice President and Provost
- Dr. Max Nam, Program Coordinator and Professor
