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Course enrollment starts January 15August 12, enrollment should be finalized by February 1September 6 |
A good place to start course selection is to review the research focus areas available in the department, and think about what your focus is going to be. The program is flexible so you can tailor course selections to your interests within the program requirements. Your project advisor may have course suggestions/requirements as well.
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The requirement is 12 credits in MAE /TAM course work, excluding project and colloquia. You are not limited to classes in MAE you can choose classes from other departments/disciplines, you can find course descriptions in the Courses of Study. Classes should however be technical in nature, 1 or 2 non-technical classes may be approved if they closely relate to your program goals.
Course levels
5000 level intended for MEng
6000 level intended for PhD and interested MEng
4000 level intended for senior undergraduates but a very limited number of 4000 level classes can be taken if you have not had any background in the areas. Some examples: GPS: Theory and Design, example: Introduction to Nuclear Science. Need to be petitioned to be included in your program. petition
Colloquium
Recommended as it gives you some breadth in a variety of areas. Generally weekly talks by outsiders, very simple assignments and one credit, S/U grading.
MAE Course Offerings
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MAE and related Course Offerings 20122013-13 14 by focus area |
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Program of Courses
All students need to have an approved Program of Courses form turned in to the MEng Mailbox in Upson 108 by February 1. The form needs to be approved by your project advisor, if you have not finalized advisor selection by February 1September 6, Matt Ulinski, the MEng Director can temporarily approve your form.
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If you make any changes to your Program of Courses after it has been approved you will need to get those changes re-approved, this is a graduation requirement. |