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MSE Minor - 15 credits

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Materials are the basis for all engineering and also are the basis for much of the research in various areas of science. The Minor in Materials Science and Engineering is designed to give students in other areas of engineering and science both a broad view of all materials as well as several courses in a particular area of materials — knowledge that will be of value whether the student pursues a career in industry, government or academia.

The courses, listed below, have been selected to give an undergraduate student both a strong background in all types of materials as well as more detailed knowledge of a particular area of materials (e.g. biomaterials, ceramics, electronic materials, metals, or polymers) that is compatible with their major program of study.

MINOR REQUIREMENTS:

1. MSE 2100 (3 credits) - required

2. Choose 12 additional credits from the list below. At least nine of the 12 additional credits must be at the 3000 or 4000 level. At least six of the 12 additional credits must be MSE courses.)

  • CH 4010 – 3 cr
  • CH 4020 – 3 cr
  • CH 4650 – 3 cr
  • CHE 3190 – 3 cr
  • EES 4090 - 3 cr
  • ENGR 1410 – 3 cr
  • ME 2040 – 3 cr
  • MSE 3100 – 3 cr
  • MSE 3190 – 3 cr
  • MSE 3260 – 3 cr
  • MSE 3270 – 3 cr
  • MSE 3450 – 1 cr
  • MSE 4020 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4070 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4120 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4130 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4150 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4160 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4170 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4220 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4240 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4280 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4320 - 3 cr
  • MSE 4340 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4530 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4570 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4580 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4610 – 3 cr
  • MSE 4900 – 3 cr
  • PHYS 4450 – 3 cr
  • PHYS 4460 – 3 cr
  • PKSC 4160 - 3 cr

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“As today’s high tech applications demand ever-increasing materials performance, engineers and scientists must be equipped to evaluate, select, and if necessary, participate in the development of advanced materials to suit their applications. With that in mind, a minor in Materials Science is an attractive and differentiated skill set for graduates.”

Jeff DiMaio — B.S. '01 (CE), Ph.D. '04 (MSE)
CEO of Tetramer Technologies | tetramer.com
President of VBASE Oil Company | vbaseoil.com

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