Engineering (M.Eng.)

Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering, and Engineering Management Concentrations

• Approved courses in Engineering concentration area^{1, 2} - 12/thesis; 15/non-thesis 
• Approved Engineering courses or courses from an approved related discipline^{3, 4} - 12/thesis; 21/non-thesis
• Thesis - 6

Notes

At least half the number of courses taken must be above the 600 level.

¹Chemical Engineering must include: CHEG 601, CHEG 617, and CHEG 641; Civil Engineering must include: CIEN 615, CIEN 624, and CIEN 650; Electrical Engineering must include: ELEN 510, ELEN 601, ELEN 650, and ELEN 664. Mechanical Engineering must include: MEEN 550, MEEN 607, MEEN 627, and MEEN 641.
²Engineering Management is non-thesis and must include the courses from one of the above concentrations.
³Chemical, Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical concentrations are limited to at most six (6) hours from an approved related discipline such as mathematics, science, or computer science.
⁴Engineering Management concentration must include the following courses (from the College of Business): ACCT 602, ECON 602, FIN 600, MGMT 604, and MKTG 605.

Total Hours for Degree: 30/thesis or 36/non-thesis

Entrance/Advising Exam

Newly admitted graduate students are required to take an entrance/advising exam prior to enrolling in graduate level engineering courses. Any deficiencies in the student’s background needed for a particular concentration must be addressed by completing some or all of the leveling engineering courses and/or mathematics and physics courses listed below: