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Nov 24, 2024
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2011-2012 Graduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Engineering
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Program Description
The purpose of the Graduate Program in engineering is to provide the opportunity for an interdisciplinary education for engineers and scientists who will become leaders and experts in:
- Application of engineering principles to technological problems.
- Development and management of land, water and energy resources.
- Development and promotion of industrialization.
- Management of pollution and preservation of the environment.
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Available Options for Graduate Degrees
Master of Science |
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Option B |
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Option C |
Doctor of Philosophy* |
60 Credit Plan |
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90 Credit Plan |
*Dependent on Specialization and Emphases, see specific program requirements. Core Requirements for Master of Science
The formal course offerings for Master of Science in Engineering are divided into three groups:
- Core courses in major field or program area
- Courses in supporting areas
- Thesis or design/research paper
The core courses in major area should be taken from those listed on the department page. These courses shall be taken to provide disciplinary strength and enable the student to pursue thesis research or advanced design projects. See individual department sections for specific core course requirements.
The supporting courses are chosen from electives in the major program area and supporting subject areas such as: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and computer science. These courses shall be chosen after consultation with the departmental advisory committee.
For details see specific programs: Engineering, Industrial Management, and Statistics. Core Requirements for Doctor of Philosophy
For details see specific programs: Electrical Engineering, Computational Science and Statistics, and Geospatial Science and Engineering. Additional Admission Requirements
GRE: Not required
TOEFL: Score of 525 paper-based, 197 computer-based, 71 Internet-based |
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