Materials Science and Engineering Curriculum Updated March 26, 2018 GE Core in Red, Major in Black
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1 Materials Science and Engineering Curriculum Updated March 26, 2018 GE Core in Red, Major in Black First Semester Second Semester 160:159 Chemistry I for Engineers GE 3 160:160 Chemistry II for Engineers GE 3 160:171 Intro to Experimentation GE 1 640:152 Calculus II Math/Phys GE 4 355:101 Expository Writing GE 3 750:124 Analytical Physics IB GE 2 640:151 Calculus I Math/Phys GE 4 440:127 Intro Computers for Eng g GE 3 750:123 Analytical Physics IA GE 2 440:221 Eng Mechanics:Statics GE 3 440:100 Engineering Orientation Lec GE 1 : Hum/SocSci Elective GE 3 : Hum/SocSci Elective GE 3 Credits 17 Credits 18 Third Semester Fourth Semester 640:251 Multivariable Calculus GE 4 640:244 Differential Equations GE 4 750:227 Analytical Physics IIA GE 3 635:204 Materials Processing M 3 750:229 Analytical Physics IIA Lab GE 1 635:206 Mat. Thermodynamics M 4 960:xxx* Statistics (*211, 384, 401, 490) M 3 635:212 Physics of Materials M 3 635:203 Intro to MSE M 3 635:252 Laboratory I M 2 635:205 Crystal Chem & Struct M 3 Credits 17 Credits 16 Fifth Semester Sixth Semester 635:305 Materials Microprocessing M 3 220:102 Microeconomics GE 3 635:307 Kinetics of Mat l Processing M 3 635:316 EOM Properties of Mat l M 3 635:309 Characterization of Materials M 3 635:354 Laboratory III M 2 635:314 Strength of Materials M 3 635:401 Senior MSE Lab I M 3 635:353 Laboratory II M 2 OR (only one of 401/411 is required) : Elective (Dept/Tech) M 3 635:411 MSE Eng Design I M 3 : Elective (Dept/Tech) M 3 Credits 17 Credits 14 Seventh Semester Eighth Semester 635:402 Senior MSE Lab II M 3 635:404 MSE Seminar M 1 OR (only one of 402/412 is required) : Elective (Dept/Tech) M 3 635:412 MSE Eng Design I M 3 : Elective (Dept/Tech) M 3 635:403 MSE Seminar M 1 : Hum/SocSci Elective (300+) GE 3 : Elective (Dept/Tech) M 3 : General Elective GE 3 : Elective (Dept/Tech) M 3 : Elective (Dept/Tech) M 3 : Hum/SocSci Elective (300+) GE 3 Credits 16 Credits 13 Total Credits at Graduation: 128 1
2 Electives Aside from the Humanities/Social Science electives, the Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) program contains eight elective slots (4 Department, 3 Technical, and 1 General) that can be used to tailor your degree. You can concentrate in specific areas of MSE, dual major, or prepare for specialized professional training after graduation. Talk to us about your interests and we will help you identify the best possibilities. See Professor Wenzel for advice. Department Electives (4) Take two from this list 635:312 Glass Engineering 635:360 Ceramics Engineering 635:361 Materials Science and Engineering of Polymers 635:362 Physical Metallurgy...and two from this list: 635:312 Glass Engineering 635:320 Introduction to Nanomaterials 635:321 Structural, Mechanical & Chemical Applications of Nanostructures & Nanomaterials 635:322 Photonic, Electronic & Magnetic Applications of Nanostructures & Nanomaterials 635:360 Ceramics Engineering 635:361 Materials Science & Engineering of Polymers 635:362 Physical Metallurgy 635:405 Solar Cell Design & Processing 635:407 Mechanical Properties of Materials 635:410 Biological Applications of Nanostructures & Nanomaterials 635:413 Materials Science & Engineering: Venture Analysis 635:416 Physical & Chemical Properties of Glass 635:440 Electrochemical Materials and Devices 635:505 Advanced Optical Materials Technical Electives (3) The remaining three technical electives are selected from the following list. If you wish to take a course not on this list (e.g. graduate courses or courses in other fields), apply to Professor Wenzel in writing explaining your rationale. 01:119: Biological Sciences: only 119: , 131, 140, and :146: Cell Biology & Neurosciences: all except 146:302 01:160: Chemistry: all 160:3xx and 4xx 01:198: Computer Sciences: all except 198:105, 107, 110 and :447: Genetics & Microbiology: all except 447:302 01:460: Geological Sciences: all except 460:206 01:640: Mathematics: 640:250 and all 640:3xx and 4xx except 640:336, 338, 339, and :694: Molecular Biology & Biochemistry: all 01:750: Physics: 750:228/230 and all 750:3xx and 4xx 01:960: Statistics: all 2
3 11:115: Biochemistry: all 115:3xx and 4xx 11:126: Biotechnology: all 11:127: Bio-resource Engineering: all 11:375: Environmental Sciences: all 11:400: Food Sciences: only 400:201, 304, 401, and :628: Marine Sciences: all 11:670: Meteorology: all 14:125: Biomedical Engineering: all 125:2xx and 3xx 14:155: Chemical & Biochemical Engineering: all 14:180: Civil & Environmental Engineering: all 14:332: Electrical & Computer Engineering: all except :440: Packaging 14:540: Industrial Engineering: 540:201/202 and all 540:3xx and 4xx 14:635: Materials Science and Engineering: all except :650: Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering: all except 650:351 3
4 Statistics One of the following courses must be taken to satisfy the statistics requirement: Double Majoring 960:211 Statistics I 960:384 Intermediate Statistical Analysis 960:401 Basic Statistics for Research 960:490 Introduction to Experimental Design The MSE curriculum is quite flexible and permits double majoring in certain instances for students with AP credits or transfer credits. Concentrations The MSE Department presently has six areas of concentration in which you may specialize and receive a certificate upon graduation. These are highly relevant areas science and engineering that are favored by graduate schools and employers. See the following page. To receive a certificate in any one of these areas you must take at least three of the courses listed. Questions on any aspect of the curriculum? Check with the Undergraduate Director: Professor Wenzel wenzel@rci.rutgers.edu Room 231, McLaren Ceramics Building (848)
5 The 6 Optional MSE Concentrations Enhance your MSE experience with a Concentration in one or more specific areas of interest described below. Concentration Acceptable Courses (Choose 3) 01:119:101 General Biology I(3)** 01:119:102 General Biology II(3) 01:160:307 Organic Chemistry I (4)** 01:694:214 Introduction to Molecular Biology Research(3) 14:125:404 Introduction to Biomaterials (3) 14:635:410 Biological Applications of Nanomaterials(3) Biomaterials Faculty Mann & Fabris. Note: One course from each of the two groups marked with ** and is required. Electronic and Optical -- Faculty coordinators: Professors Harrington and Safari Energy Conversion and Storage Faculty Klein and Amatucci Nanomaterials Faculty O Carroll and Klein Polymers Faculty Lehman and Wenzel 14:635:322 Photonic, Electronic and Magnetic Applications of Nanostructures and Nanomaterials (3) 14:635:405 Solar Cell Design and Processing (3) 14:635:413 Solar Technology Venture Analysis (3) 14:332:466 Opto-Electronic Devices (3) 14:635:505 Advanced Optical Materials (3) 12:750:305 Modern Optics (3) 12:750:406 Introductory Solid State Physics (3) 11:375:322 (F) Energy Technology and its Environmental Impact (3) 14:635:405 (F) Solar Cell Design and Processing (3) 14:332:402 (S) Sustainable Energy: Choosing Among Options (3) 14:635:440 (S) Electrochemical Devices (3) 14:332:361 (S) Electronic Devices (pre-requisite is Principles of Electrical Engineering 14:332:222) (3) 14:332:460 (S) Power Electronics (pre-requisite is Electronic Devices 14:332:361) (3) 14:635:320 Introduction to Nanomaterials (3) 14:635:410 Biological Applications of Nanomaterials (3) 16:635:604 Introduction to Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (3) 16:635:321 Structural, Mechanical, and Chemical Properties of Nanomaterials. (3) 01:160:307 Organic Chemistry I (4) 14:635:361 Materials Science and Engineering of Polymers 16:155:551 Polymer Science and Engineering 14:440:301 Introduction to Packaging Polymer Engineering or Science Elective (TBD) 5
6 Packaging Materials Faculty coordinators: Professors Lehman and Nosker.. 14:635:312 Glass Engineering 14:635:361 Polymer Engineering 14:635:362 Physical Metallurgy 14:440:301 Intro to Packaging 3 14:440:302 CAD in Packaging 3 Other Packaging Engineering or Science Elective (TBD) Questions on any aspect of the curriculum? Check with the Undergraduate Director: Professor Wenzel wenzel@rci.rutgers.edu Room 231, McLaren Ceramics Building (848)
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