55 courses with the subject ME, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Program Credit/GPA Requirements 32 total semester hours required Minimum 3.000 GPA required Civil Engineering with Concentration in Structures, MSCivE For program contact information, please visit this website (https://cee.northeastern.edu/academics/graduate-studies/ms-cive/). This program is designed for students with career goals in structural engineering and structural design. The program includes courses in structural analysis and design, structural mechanics, dynamics of structures, earthquake engineering, wind engineering, and structural health monitoring. The degree requirements include core courses from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, complemented by electives in civil and environmental engineering, as well as electives from other departments such as mechanical and industrial engineering and mathematics. Degree Requirements With Project With Thesis Coursework Only Required core courses 8 SH 8 SH 8 SH Restricted electives 12 SH 12 SH 12 SH Other electives 8 SH 4 SH 12 SH Master of Science report/thesis 4 SH 8 SH Minimum semester hours required 32 SH 32 SH 32 SH
Or any other ME or MATL course Or other advisor-approved courses Program Credit/GPA Requirements 32 total semester hours required Minimum 3.000 GPA required PlusOne students who have already successfully completed System Analysis and Control (ME 4555) may substitute Robot Mechanics and Control (ME 5250) for Control Systems Engineering (ME 5659). In such cases a different course must be taken to satisfy the Mechanics competency. It is the student’s responsibility to identify a project/thesis advisor before registering for this course. Thesis option is required for all students who receive financial support from the university in the form of a research, teaching, or tuition assistantship. Mechanical Engineering with Concentration in Thermofluids, MSME While pursuing a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (https://mie.northeastern.edu/academics/graduate-studies/ms-mece/), students may choose thermofluids as a concentration. Some of the representative research areas under this concentration may include thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, kinetic theory of gases, and thermophoresis of aerosols; microscale heat transfer phenomena and its effects on laser beam propagation; fundamentals of combustion such as burning speed and onset of auto-ignition measurement and flame stability analysis; development of chemistry reduction such as rate-controlled constrained-equilibrium method; formation and control of combustion-generated pollutants and greenhouse gases; chemistry, transport, and abatement of air pollution; alternative energy sources; combustion-based synthesis of materials; fire propagation, containment, and extinction; nonequilibrium thermodynamics; energy and gas turbine cooling technology; turbine blade cooling; and energy-related and calorimeter studies related to pharmaceutical developments. Our research and teaching together seek to prepare students to understand and exploit thermofluids to enable their future engineering innovations.
ME 7310Computational Fluid Dynamics with Heat Transfer1
PROGRAM CREDIT/GPA REQUIREMENTS 32 total semester hours required Minimum 3.000 GPA required Thesis option is required for all students who receive financial support from the university in the form of a research, teaching, or tuition assistantship.
Complete 8 semester hours of courses from the elective course list. (p. 364) 8 In addition to completing the thesis course, students must successfully complete the thesis submission process, including securing Committee and Graduate School of Engineering signatures and submission of an electronic copy of their MS Thesis to ProQuest.
Program Credit/GPA Requirements 40 total semester hours required Minimum 3.000 GPA required Advanced Entry Program Requirements • Concentrations and course offerings may vary by campus and/or by program modality. Please consult with your advisor or admissions coach for the course availability each term at your campus or within your program modality. • Certain options within the program may be required at certain campuses or for certain program modalities. Please consult with your advisor or admissions coach for requirements at your campus or for your program modality.