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  • ESG100: Introduction to Engineering Sciences
  • ESG198: Chemistry for Engineers
  • ESG201: Engineering Responses to Society
  • ESG217: Engineering Design I
  • ESM221: Introduction to Solid State Chemistry
  • ESG281: Intro to the Solid State
  • ESM302: Techniques in Materials Science
  • ESG312: Engineering Lab
  • ESG316: Design II
  • ESG325: Diffraction Techniques
  • ESG332: Materials Science I
  • ESG333: Materials Science II
  • ESM334: Materials Engineering
  • ESM335: Strength of Materials
  • ESG/ESM339: Thin Films
  • ESM369: Polymeric Materials
  • ESM350: Structure and Electronic Properties of Solids
  • ESM353: Biomaterials
  • ESM355: Processing of Materials
  • ESG440/1: Engineering Design
  • ESM450: Mechanical Properties
  • ESM475: Undergraduate Teaching Practicum
  • ESG487: Cooperative Industrial Practice
  • ESM488: Cooperative Industrial Practice
  • ESM499: Research in Materials Science

Graduate Degree in Materials Science and Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering is an interdisciplinary study which combines metallurgy, physics, chemistry, and engineering. Subfields include ceramics, biomechanics, semiconductor processings, polymer science, corrosion studies, and enviromental studies. A graduate degree from this department insures the student an excellent opportunity of landing a good job in industry and/or research.

Institution Code 2548

Department Code 69

• Graduate Bulletin 2004-2006 (you'll need a PDF reader)
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• Admission/Application to the Graduate Program
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• Post-graduate Opportunities
• Graduate Class Web Pages
  • ESM 501 : Teaching Methods
  • ESM 502 : SEM Skills
  • ESM 511 : Thermodynamics of Solids
  • ESM 512 : Structure of Materials
  • ESM 513 : Strength of Materials
  • ESM 522 : Imperfections
  • ESM 523 : Solid State Electronics
  • ESM 531 : Kinetics II
  • ESM 533 : Polymeric Materials
  • ESM 542 : Electron Microscopy
  • CEN575 : Modern Materials
  • ESM599: Research in Materials Science
  • ESM 696: Problems in Materials Science: Advanced Composites
  • ESM 696: Problems in Materials Science: Thermal Spray Processing
  • ESM 696: Problems in Materials Science: Computational and Numerical Methods in Materials Science
  • ESM697: Colloquium
  • ESM698: Teaching Practicum
  • ESM699: Research in Materials Science