Materials Science and Engineering Concentration - Mechanical Engineering (BSME)

Requirements for a Materials Science and Engineering Concentration in Mechanical Engineering (BSME)

Students must satisfy all general education and core major requirements for Mechanical Engineering (BSME) in addition to concentration coursework.

Required Courses
ME 3322Mechanical Engineering Materials and Manufacturing Processes3
ME 3345Thermodynamics II3
ME 4301Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering3
ME 4390Engineering Design II3
Materials Science and Engineering Electives
Select 9 hrs. from the following:9
Additional Requirements
A grade of C or better is required in all courses counted toward the concentration.
Total Hours21

Materials Science and Engineering Electives

ME 4328Introduction to Nondestructive Testing and Evaluation3
ME 4331Engineering Ceramics3
ME 4332Mechanical Behavior of Materials3
ME 4344Composite Materials3
ME 4364Introduction to Additive Manufacturing3
ME 4366Metal Additive Manufacturing3
ME 4368Welding Metallurgy3
ME 4380Microscopy Techniques for Material Science3
ME 4381Advanced Mechanics of Materials3
ME 4382Selection of Materials and Manufacturing Processes in Design3
ME 4384Engineering with Plastics3
ME 4385Failure Analysis and Product Liability3
ME 4386Properties and Processing of Electronic Materials3
ME 4388Corrosion and Sustainable Metallurgy3
Non-Traditional Elective Options 1
EGR 3V95Internship Experience1-3
ME 4V97Special Projects in Mechanical Engineering1-6
1

Students may only apply one of the listed non-traditional elective options towards the Materials Science and Engineering Elective requirement.