
Graduate Program: Master of Science (M. S.)
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Academic Program The
M.S. degree requires the successful completion of core courses, elective
courses, and a thesis. The requirements for the Master’s Degree must be
completed during a total elapsed period of three years. Each students admitted to the M.S. program in Mechanical Engineering must select a research field from the four basic ME research fields, listed below. Every M.S. student must take two core courses (6 credit hours) coherent to his research area from the core courses listed below. Students, who has not taken MATH 301 or equivalent in their undergraduate program should take this course or its equivalent as a deficiency course without any credit. In addition, the program of study requires three Mechanical Engineering elective courses (9 credit hours) related to his research area, and three Technical Elective courses (9 credit hours). The technical electives could be taken from courses offered by the Mechanical Engineering Department or other departments in the College of Engineering Science, College of Science, and College of Computer Science and Engineering. To complete the 30 credit-hour program of study, each student must also complete a research thesis (6 credit hours) and seminar requirements. Each student should have a degree plan consisting of courses, which are required to be taken. The degree plan should be approved by the Mechanical Engineering Department. RESEARCH
FIELDS FOR M.S. PROGRAM The
following are the three basic research fields in the M.S. program: 1.
Thermofluid Sciences : This
field covers thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, refrigeration
and air-conditioning, energy conversion, and combustion areas. 2.
Engineering Mechanics : This
field covers solid mechanics, dynamics,
vibrations, control, and design areas. 3.
Materials & Manufacturing :
This field covers manufacturing, materials science and engineering
metallurgy, in service materials behavior, and tribology areas. MS Degree Plans
Application Form can be obtained from : Graduate Studies |