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Manufacturing and Materials Engineering
(MME) Concentration
A knowledge of manufacturing processes, materials properties and materials
availability is essential in almost every engineering endeavor from the
production of microchips to building offshore oil drilling rigs.
The core of the concentration in Manufacturing and Materials Engineering
provides a basic introduction to materials properties, manufacturing processes
and the design tools available to the engineers who create products. Students
may then select electives that provide a greater depth of knowledge in
the areas of manufacturability, materials characterization, materials
properties or materials and process selection.
The curriculum:
The common requirement
| Courses |
Credit Hours |
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Introduction
to the Profession
Math: MATH 151, 152, 251, 426
Science: CHEM 124, PHYS 123, 221, 224
Computer Science: CS 105, 106
Core management: ACCT 151, CAE 4xx, COM 428, FIN 301, MKT 371, MGT
351, OM 312
IPROs
Humanities and Social Science Electives: A total of 7 courses are
required and the following three are strongly recommended: ECON
211, ECON 423, and PSYC 301
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2
17
15
4
21
6
21
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| Subtotal: |
86
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Table 2. Concentration requirement
| Courses |
Credit hours |
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Prerequisite
Courses: MS 201, MMAE 201 and 202
Concentration
Courses: MMAE 271, 445 and 485 plus two of the following: MMAE 370,
444, 467, 468, 480 and 484
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9
15
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| Subtotal: |
24
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Electives may be used to pursue a minor
Table 3. Electives
| Courses |
Credit hours |
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Technical
Electives
General
Electives
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12
6
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| Subtotal: |
18
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| Total Hours: |
128
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