The Master of Engineering Degree is a non-thesis 36* semester hour program designed to suit the needs of the practicing
engineer.
Basic Degree Requirements
- Completion of three (3) core courses, from each of the three categories of core courses for a total of 9 semester hours. The core
course categories and core courses are listed below and in the University Catalog.
- A minimum of nine elective courses of a total 27* semester hours. Additional core courses may satisfy part of this requirement.
- Satisfactory completion of a final comprehensive examination.
Core Courses
- MEEN 5304 Advanced Engineering Analysis
- MEEN 5312 Optimization of Thermal Systems
- MEEN 5326 Control of Mechanical Systems
- INEN 5370 Operations Research
- INEN 5320 Statistical Decision Making
Elective Courses
- MEEN 5311 Energy Conversion Systems
- MEEN 5315 Theory of Elasticity
- MEEN 5321 Applied Numerical Analysis
- MEEN 5322 Advanced Dynamics
- MEEN 5326 Control of Mechanical Systems
- MEEN 5350 Turbomachinery
- MEEN 5335 Mechanical Vibrations
- MEEN 5365 Advanced Materials Science
- MEEN 5366 Manufacturing Analysis
- MEEN 5389 CAD (Intro to 3-D Solids Modeling)
- MEEN 6385 Advanced Stress Analysis
- MEEN 6386 Microelectronics Packaging and Microsystems
- MEEN 6387 Fracture and Fatigue of Solids
- MEEN 6388 Advanced Finite Element Method
- MEEN 6389 Computer-Aided Software Engineering
- INEN 6373 Multi-Objective Optimization
- INEN 5345 Computer Integrated Manufacturing
- INEN 5312 Quality Improvement
* A graduate student who has passed the Fundamentals of Engineering Examination or a graduate student who is a
Professional Engineer registered in the State of Texas (or registered in another state where requirements do not conflict with the provisions of the Texas
Engineering Practice Act and are of a standard not lower than those specified in Section 12 of that Act) may satisfy course requirements by completing 24
semester hours of electives toward a total of 33 semester hours provided ENGR 6310 (Design Project) is included.
