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MS Graduation Requirements (Thesis Option)
Requirements Credits Details
Mathematics Course 03 EML 5060 - Analysis in Mechanical Engineering I.
Core Courses 06 Select two (2) core courses in your Depth Area.
Dynamics & Controls Fluid Mechanics & Heat Transfer Mechanics & Materials
EGM 5444 - Advance Dynamics EGM 5152 - Heat Transfer EGM 5611 - Continuum Mechanics
EML 5317 - Advance Controls EML 5709 - Fluid Mechanics EGM 5653 - Theory of Elasticity
EML 5361 - Multivariable Control EML 5155 - Convective Heat Transfer EML 5930 - Advance Materials
EML 5930 - Adaptive Controls    
Mechanical Engineering
Courses
06 Select two (2) courses in Mechanical Engineering.
Dynamics & Controls Fluid Mechanics & Heat Transfer Mechanics & Materials
EGM 5444 - Advance Dynamics EGM 5152 - Heat Transfer` EGM 5611 - Continuum Mechanics
EML 5317 - Advance Controls EGM 5810 - Viscous Fluid Flows EGM 5653 - Theory of Elasticity
EML 5361 - Multivariable Control EGN 5456 - Computational Mechanics EML 5930 - Advance Materials
EML 5802 - Robotics & Mechatronics EML 5155 - Convective Heat Transfer EGM 5671 - Plasticity & Viscoelasticity
EML 5930 - Adaptive Controls EML 5162 - Cryogenics EMA 5226 - Adv. Mechanical Metallurgy
EML 5930 - Mobile Robotics EML 5451 - Energy Conversion Sys. I EMA 5514 - Optical & Electron Microscopy
EML 6365 - Robust Control EML 5709 - Fluid Mechanics EML 5072 - Applied Superconductivity
  EML 5710 - Intro. to Gas Dynamics EML 5543 - Materials Selection in Design
  EML 5930 - Propulsion Systems EML 5930 - Advance Materials
  EML 5930 - Energy Conversion Sys. II EML 5930 - Elements of Magnet Design
    EML 5930 - Superconducting Magnet Design
NOTE: Additional courses may be offered each semester. Please see course listing for details.
Technical Electives 09 Select three (3) graduate-level, letter-graded courses in engineering, mathematics, and/or any science discipline (e.g. computer science, physics, etc.). All technical electives must be approved by your faculty advisor or the Coordinator of Graduate Studies. You may take also take one (1) DIS/SR as an elective.
Thesis &
Thesis Defense
06 You must complete six (6) credit hours of EML 5971 - Thesis. Additionally, in your final term you must register for EML 8976 - Thesis Defense.
Total 30 You must complete thirty (30) credit hours of graduate-level coursework (of which at least twenty-one (21) credit hours must be letter-graded courses) to satisfy the requirements for a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
You must maintain at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA each semester you are enrolled. If your GPA drops below a 3.0 you will be placed on academic probation. Additionally, you many not earn more than two C's. If you do, you will be required to repeat a course in which you earned a 'C' grade.



MS Graduation Requirements (Non-Thesis Option)
Requirements Credits Details
ME Courses 21 Select seven (7) courses in Mechanical Engineering.
Technical Electives 06 Select two (2) graduate-level, letter-graded courses in engineering, mathematics, and/or computer science.
Engineering Design Project 06 You must complete an Engineering Design Project with a final project report OR select two additional graduate-level, letter-graded courses in engineering, mathematics, and/or computer science.
Total 33 You must complete thirty-three (33) credit hours of coursework (of which at least twenty-seven (27) credit hours must be letter-graded courses) to satisfy the requirements for a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
You must maintain at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA each semester you are enrolled. If your GPA drops below a 3.0 you will be placed on academic probation. Additionally, you many not earn more than two C's. If you do, you will be required to repeat a course in which you earned a 'C' grade.


 


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