E-EGR-CMSC - Master of Engineering in Computational Mechanics and Scientific Computing

I. Core Requirements (6 credits / 2 courses)

• MENG 540: Management of High Tech Industries (3 credits)

• MENG 570: Business Fundamentals for Engineers (3 credits)

 II. Proseminar (0.0 credits / 1 course)

• CE 703 /ME 703: Industrial Colloquia in Computational Mechanics and Scientific Computing

 III. Finite Element Methods (6 credits / 2 courses)

• CE 530 / ME 524: Introduction to the Finite Element Method

• CE 630 / ME 525: Nonlinear Finite Element Method

 IV. Applied Math/Statistics ( 3 credits / 1 course from list)

• Math 561: Numerical Linear Algebra

• Math 541: Applied Stochastic Processes

• Math 551: Applied Differential Equations and Complex Variables

 V. Computer Science ( 3 credits / 1 course from list)

• CS 590: Parallel Computing

• ECE 551D: Programming, Data Structures, and Algorithms in C++

 VI. Application Areas ( 4 of any courses from three areas of concentration, 12 credits)

• Mechanics of Materials

  • CEE 520: Continuum Mechanics

  • CEE 541: Structural Dynamics

  • ME 555: Computational Materials Science

  • CEE 622: Fracture Mechanics

• Fluid Mechanics

  • CEE 531: Finite Element Methods for Problems in Fluid Mechanics

  • ME 572: Engineering Acoustics

  • ME 639: Computational Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer

  • CEE 690: Turbulence

• Optimization / Data Analytics

  • CS 445/MATH 465: Intro to High Dimensional Data Analysis

  • CE 522/ME 526: Numerical Optimization

  • CS 571D: Machine Learning

  • STA 502: Bayesian Inference and Decision

Other course offerings may be substituted with consent of the Director of Masters Studies.  

VII. Internship, Project or Equivalent Requirements (0 credits)

• MENG 550: Internship or Applied Research Project

• MENG 551: Internship/Project Assessment