Curriculum
Materials Engineering - Fall 2011 Curriculum Model
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FALL |
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FRESHMAN |
CHEM 1030/1031: Fund. of Chemistry I / Lab. |
4 |
PHYS 1600: Engineering Physics I |
4 |
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MATH 1610: Calculus I |
4 |
MATH 1620: Calculus II |
4 |
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COMP 1200 Intro. to Computing for Engineers and Scientists |
2 |
ENGR 1110: Intro. to Engineering |
2 |
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ENGL 1100: English Composition I |
3 |
ENGL 1120: English Composition II |
3 |
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Core History 1 |
3 |
Core History 2 |
3 |
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ENGR 1100: Engineering Orientation |
0 |
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16 |
16 |
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SOPHOMORE |
MATH 2630: Calculus III |
4 |
MATH 2650: Linear Differential Equations |
3 |
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CHEM 1040/1041: Fund. Of Chemistry II / Lab. |
4 |
STAT 3010: Statistics for Engineers & Scientists |
3 |
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ENGR 2050: Engineering Mechanics: Statics |
3 |
ENGR 2070: Mechanics of Materials |
3 |
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ECON 2020: Principles of Microeconomics |
3 |
PHYS 1610: Engineering Physics II |
4 |
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PHIL 1020: Intro. to Ethics |
3 |
MATL 2100: Intro. to Materials Science (M) |
3 |
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17 |
16 |
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JUNIOR |
MATL 3100: Engineering Materials – Metals (M) |
3 |
MATL 3200: Engineering Materials – Polymers (M) |
3 |
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MATL 3101: Metallography Lab. (M) |
1 |
MATL 3201: Polymer and Composite Materials Lab. (M) |
1 |
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MATL 5200: Crystallography(M) |
2 |
MATL 3300: Engineering Materials – Ceramics (M) |
3 |
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MATL 5201: X-Ray Lab. (M) |
1 |
Technical Elective I² |
3 |
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ELEC 3810: Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering |
3 |
ENGR 2200: Intro. To Thermodynamics, Fluids and Heat Transfer |
3 |
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Core Social Science¹ |
3 |
Core Fine Arts |
3 |
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MATH 2660: Topics in Linear Algebra |
3 |
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16 |
16 |
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SENIOR |
MATL 4500: Materials Properties and Selection (M) |
4 |
MATL 4980: Senior Design Project (M) |
3 |
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MATL 5100: Thermodynamics of Materials Systems (M) |
3 |
MATL 5300: Phase Transformations in Materials Processing (M) |
3 |
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MATL 5400: Physics of Solids (M) |
3 |
MATL 5500: Numerical Simulation of Materials Processing (M) |
3 |
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Technical Elective II² |
3 |
Technical Elective III² |
3 |
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Core Literature |
3 |
Core Literature |
3 |
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16 |
15 |
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¹ If HIST 1010/1020 is not taken for the Core History, then Core Social Science elective must be one of the following courses: ANTH 1000, GEOG 1010, PSYC 2010, SOCY 1000, UNIV 2720
² Technical electives are chosen from a list of coordinated cross-disciplinary sequences. Sequences other than those specified must be approved by the materials engineering curriculum committee.
Approved Materials Engineering Cross-Disciplinary Sequences
Aerospace Structures I
TE I: AERO 3610: Aerospace Structures I (2)
TE II: AERO 4620: Aerospace Structures II (3)
TE III: AERO 5630: Aerospace Applications of Composite Materials (4)
Aerospace Structures II
TE I: CIVL 3610: Structural Analysis (4)
TE II: AERO 4620: Aerospace Structures II (3)
TE III: AERO 4640: Aerospace Structures III (2)
Aerospace Structures III
TE I: AERO 3610: Aerospace Structures I (2)
TE II: AERO 3110 Aerodynamics I (3)
TE III: AERO 3120 Aerodynamics II (3)
TE IV: AERO 3970 Matlab Applications (1)
Microelectronic Devices and Fabrication
Replace ELEC 3810: Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering (3)
with ELEC 2110: Electrical Circuit Analysis (3)
TE I: ELEC 2200: Digital Logical Circuits (3)
TE II: ELEC 2210: Digital Electronics (3)
TE III: ELEC 5730: Microelectronic Fabrication (3)
or ELEC 5760: Solid State Sensors (3)
Electronic Control Systems
Replace ELEC 3810: Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering (3)
with ELEC 2110: Electrical Circuit Analysis (3)
TE I: ELEC 2120: Linear Systems & Signal Analysis (3)
TE II: ELEC 3500: Control Systems (3)
TE III: ELEC 3800: Random Signals and Systems (3)
Geotechnical Engineering
TE I: CIVL 3810: Civil Engineering Materials (4)
TE II: CIVL 3310: Geotechnical Engineering I (4)
TE III: CIVL 4310: Geotechnical Engineering II (3)
Geology
TE I: GEOL 2010: Mineralogy and Optical Crystallography (5)
TE II: GEOL 2050: Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology (4)
TE III: GEOL 3400: Structural Geology (4)
or GEOL 4010 Sedimentary Petrology (3)
or GEOL 4260: Introduction to Geochemistry (3)
Engineering Economics
Replace STAT 3010 Statistics for Engineers & Scientists
with STAT 3600: Probability and Statistics I (3)
TE I: INSY 3600: Engineering Economy (3)
TE II: INSY 3400: Stochastic Operations Research (3)
TE III: INSY 5600: Industrial and Production Economies (3)
Statistics
Replace STAT 3010 Statistics for Engineers & Scientists
with STAT 3600: Probability and Statistics I (3)
TE I: INSY 3400: Stochastic Operations Research (3)
TE II: STAT 3610: Probability and Statistics II (3)
TE III: INSY 4330: Statistical Quality Design and Control (3)
or MATH 5670: Probability and Stochastic Processes (3)
Manufacturing I
TE I: INSY 3020: Introduction to Safety & Ergonomics (3)
TE II: INSY 3800: Manufacturing Processes (3)
TE III: INSY 5500: Informational Technology for Operations (3)
Manufacturing II
TE I: INSY 3600: Engineering Economy (3)
TE II: INSY 3800: Manufacturing Processes (3)
or INSY 3410: Deterministic Operations Research (3)
TE III: INSY 5600: Manufacturing and Production Economics (3)
or INSY 5830: Vehicle Technology and Trends (3)
Polymer and Fiber Engineering – Polymers
TE I: PFEN 3200: Polymer Processing (4)
TE II: PFEN 4100: Polymer Characterization (3)
TE III: PFEN 4200: Polymers from Renewable Resources (2)
Polymer and Fiber Engineering – Fiber/Composites
TE I: PFEN 4400: Mechanics of Flexible Structures (3)
TE II: PFEN 4500: Fiber Reinforced Materials (3)
TE III: PFEN 4970: Introduction of Protective Materials (3)
Chemical Engineering
Replace ENGR 2200: Thermo/Heat Trans/Fluids (3) with ENGR 2010: Thermodynamics (3)
TE I: CHEN 2100: Principles of Chemical Engineering (4)
TE II: CHEN 2610: Transport I (3)
TE III: AGRN 5400: Bioenergy and the Environment (3)
Biology I
TE I: CHEM 2030: Survey of Organic Chemistry (3)
TE II: BCHE/CHEM 5180: Biochemistry I (3)
TE III: BCHE/CHEM 5190: Biochemistry II (3)
Biology II
TE I: CHEM 2070/2071: Organic Chemistry / Lab (4)
TE II: BIOL 3000: Genetics (4)
TE III: BIOL 4100: Cell Biology (3)
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