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Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
A graduate program of study leading to a degree of Master of Engineering is offered. The objective of this program is to enhance the student's professional skills through a deeper understanding of the principles of mechanical engineering and their applications. The Master of Engineering degree does not require a thesis, but requires nine more hours of course work than the Master of Science in Engineering program.
General Requirements
All courses taken for graduate credit in these programs shall be selected from those listed in the Graduate Bulletin and the choices are subject to the approval of the advisors.
Curriculum Requirements
| Courses |
Credits |
| Minimum semester hours in Mechanical Engineering |
18 hours |
| Minimum semester hours outside Mechanical Engineering |
9 hours |
| Minimum semester hours of at least 7000 level including one graduate-level Thermal/Fluids course and one Solid Mechanics course |
21 hours |
| Minimum semester hours of 6000-level or 7000-level Mathematics |
3 hours |
| Maximum semester hours of approved 6000-level courses |
12 hours |
| Maximum semester hours of independent study |
3 hours |
| Maximum semester hours of project and report |
6 hours |
| Minimum Total Hours |
33 hours |