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Master of Engineering

Program of Study

All students enrolled in the program receive the M.E. degree from the College of Engineering. Students take a series of manufacturing core courses, a set of discipline-oriented engineering courses, business core electives, and a mathematics/quantitative methods course. A six-month period of career-related employment through Drexel’s Graduate Co-op program is a requirement for full-time students. Students who are already employed as practicing engineers may apply to pursue the program on a part-time basis. A thesis is not required. The average time required to complete the master’s degree is two years of full-time study or three years of part-time study.

Degree Requirements
The degree requires a total of 48 credits, including at least 18 credits from an engineering discipline core. This core may be from any engineering department: Civil and Architectural, Chemical, Electrical and Computer, Materials, or Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics. (Please refer to the appropriate departmental description in this catalog for more information about each department.) Students also complete 15 credits from the manufacturing core, which includes 6 credits in manufacturing and 9 credits of departmental manufacturing electives. Three credits of either engineering analysis or probability and statistics, 6 credits from either engineering management or the Bennett S. LeBow College of Business, and 6 credits of GCP round out the program.

Curriculum
Manufacturing core courses Credits
MEM 687 Manufacturing Processes I 3.0
MEM 689 Computer-Aided Manufacturing 3.0
Departmental manufacturing electives (see below) 9.0
Departmental engineering core 18.0
Engineering management/business requirements (see below) 6.0
Engineering analysis/probability and statistics requirement 3.0
Graduate Co-Op Program 6.0
Departmental Manufacturing Elective Courses
At least three of the following courses must be completed:
Chemical Engineering
Courses Credits
CHE 525 Transport Phenomena I 3.0
CHE 554 Process Systems Engineering 3.0
CHE 560 Transport Phenomena in Biological Systems 3.0
CHE 562 Bioreactor Engineering 3.0
CHE 564 Unit Operations in Bioprocess Systems 3.0
Civil Engineering
Courses Credits
CIVE 673 Construction Project Management 3.0
CIVE 674 Construction Contracting I 3.0
CIVE 770 Construction Process Modeling I 3.0
CIVE 771 Construction Process Modeling II 3.0
CIVE 773 Construction Management 3.0
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Courses Credits
ECEC 541 Robotics/Computer Interface and Controls I 3.0
ECEC 542 Robotics/Computer Interface and Controls II 3.0
Materials Engineering
Courses Credits
MATE 570 Materials Processing 3.0
MATE 651 Advanced Polymer Processing 3.0
Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics
Courses Credits
MEM 688 Manufacturing Processes II 3.0
MEM 717 Heat Transfer in Manufacturing Processes 3.0
MEM 727 Fluid Dynamics in Manufacturing Processes 3.0
MEM 772 Plasticity in Manufacturing 3.0
MEM 800 Special Topics: Concurrent Engineering I 3.0
MEM 800 Special Topics: Concurrent Engineering II 3.0
MEM 800 Special Topics: Engineering Finite Element Analysis 3.0
Business Core
At least two of the following courses must be completed:
LeBow College of Business
Courses Credits
POM 620 Management of Manufacturing Firms 3.0
POM 624 Management of Service Firms 3.0
Engineering Management
Courses Credits
EGMT 531 Economics for Engineering Management 3.0
EGMT 607 Marketing for Engineers 3.0
EGMT 652 Engineering Law 3.0
EGMT 680 Manufacturing Management for Engineers 3.0


 

 Modified: Sep 29, 2008  

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