Mechanical Engineering Graduate Courses
Students in the masters programs (thesis option or coursework option) in Mechanical Engineering can follow one of three tracks:
- Advanced Mechanical Design, Optimization and Simulation
- Energy Conversion and Conservation
- Materials and Manufacturing
Courses available in these three tracks are as follows:
Advanced Mechanical Design, Optimization and SimulationMEEN 5315 Theory of Elasticity
MEEN 5317 Adv. Fracture Mechanics in Mech. Design
MEEN 5319 Modeling & Simulation
MEEN 5324 Component/System Design with Simulation
MEEN 5325 Finite Element Analysis with ANSYS
MEEN 5326 Control of Mechanical Systems
MEEN 5329 Advanced Solid Mechanics
MEEN 5333 Tribology
MEEN 5335 Mechanical Vibrations
MEEN 5389 CAD Solid Modeling
MEEN 53xx Microelectromechanical System
MEEN 6385 Advanced Stress Analysis
MEEN 6387 Fracture and Fatigue of Solids
MEEN 6388 Advanced Finite Element Method
MEEN 6389 Comp-Aided Software Engr
Energy Conversion and Conservation
MEEN 5311 Energy Conversion Systems
MEEN 5313 Optimizations of Thermal Systems
MEEN 5323 Advanced Heat Transfer and Applications
MEEN 5350 Turbomachinery
MEEN 5362 Energy Engineering
MEEN 5369 Energy Conservation and Management
MEEN 5370 Gas Turbine Heat Transfer & Cooling Technology
MEEN 5367 Intro. to CFD
MEEN 5370 Gas Turbine Heat Trans./Cool Tech.
MEEN 53xx Advanced Thermodynamics
MEEN 53xx Advanced Fluid Mechanics
MEEN 53xx Two Phase Flow and Heat Transfer
MEEN 53xx Modeling of Supercritical Fluids
Materials Engineering
MEEN 5316 Process Selections in Design
MEEN 5318 Manufacturing Process Techniques
MEEN 5365 Advanced Materials Science
MEEN 5366 Manufacturing Analysis
MEEN 53xx Environmental Degradation of Materials
MEEN 53xx Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
