The Master of Engineering, Plan C, Advanced Manufacturing Specialization is an on-campus or online degree program focused on providing students with the competencies, skills, and experience to advance in careers in a manufacturing industry. The curriculum includes subjects in manufacturing processes and process control, factory systems and supply chains, business fundamentals and the product development process. This is a coursework-only degree program with no thesis requirement.
Effective Summer 2023
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MECH 411 | Manufacturing Engineering | 3 |
| MECH 502 | Advanced/Additive Manufacturing Engineering | 3 |
| Select 24 credits from the list of courses below: | 24 | |
| Foundational Courses: | ||
| Injection Molding | ||
| Simulation Modeling and Experimentation | ||
| Advanced Composite Materials | ||
| Materials Engineering | ||
| Applications: | ||
| Laser Applications in Mechanical Engineering | ||
| Composites Product Development | ||
| Automation & Simulation: | ||
| Engineering Optimization: Method/Application | ||
| Control Systems | ||
| Probabilistic Design | ||
| Advanced Mechanical Systems | ||
| Fundamentals of Robot Mechanics and Controls | ||
| Processing of Materials: | ||
| Engineering of Nanomaterials | ||
| Materials Selection for Mechanical Design | ||
| Processing of Polymer Composites | ||
| Materials Science & Engineering Methods: Materials Structure and Scattering | ||
| Materials Science & Engineering Methods: Materials Microscopy | ||
| Materials Science & Engineering Methods: Bulk Properties and Performance | ||
| Materials Science & Engineering Methods: Experimental Methods for Materials Research | ||
| Program Total Credits: | 30 | |
A minimum of 30 credits are required to complete this program.1
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Of the 30 minimum credits required for this program, at least 21 credits must be at the 500-level or above and earned at CSU.