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Literature Electives 1 6
Arts Elective1 3
Social Science Elective 1 3
Humanities Elective 1 3
Philosophy 2244 1
Economics 2000 3
Biology Elective 1 3
Chemistry 1014 4 4
Computer Science 1201 or 1205 3
Mathematics4 21112, 2112, 2115, 2221, 2314 19
Physics 4 1061, 1062, 1063, 1065 8
Total 65
Grand Total 134
1
To
graduate with a degree in Engineering the student must satisfy the
general degree requirements of the University.
2
Students who are not strong in math should take the three-semester
mathematics sequence, Mathematics 2107 (3cr.), Mathematics 2108
(3cr.), and Mathematics 2109 (4cr.) in place of the two-semester
sequence Mathematics 2111 (5cr.) and Mathematics 2112 (5cr.).
3
Mathematics
3221 may be taken in place of Mechanical Engineering
3020.
4
A
grade of C or better is required for all Mathematics, Physics, and
Chemistry courses.
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
Naval architects and marine engineers work on the design of ships,
boats, and offshore structures. Included are the marine systems for
shipping raw materials and finished products, the frontiers of deepsea
exploration, and mineral recovery and the construction and servicing
of marine systems.
UNO offers the Bachelor of Science in Naval Architecture and
Marine Engineering (NAME), the Master of Science in Engineering,
and the Ph.D. in Engineering and Applied Science. The UNO Naval
Architecture and Marine Engineering curriculum is accredited by the
Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET). These
specialized degrees in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
prepare majors for careers in the US and international shipbuilding
and offshore industries by applying the principles and laws of the
basic sciences and mechanics to the design, construction and operation
of commercial, naval, and recreational vessels, platforms, and other
floating structures.
Mission Statement
The mission of the School of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
is to supply well-educated graduates for perpetuation and
advancement of the maritime industry, to maintain and advance the
practice of naval architecture and marine engineering through education
and research processes, to elevate the UNO School of NAME and
the University of New Orleans in prominence as a valued contributor
to the marine field, and to continually strengthen direct ties with the
local and national marine industry constituency.
Program Objectives
The two principal constituencies of the School of NAME to which
the above mission is directed are the students, past, present, and future,
and the maritime industry. The industry constituency is primarily that
in the State of Louisiana, but also in the general Gulf Coast region, as
well as nationally. The industry constituency is considered to include
an alumni sub-constituency, as essentially the entire active alumni
group is composed of industry professionals.
Program Educational (PE) Objectives that have evolved over the
past twenty years have been recently refined and formalized to serve
the constituencies identified. The current PE Objectives are stated as
follows:
1. Produce graduates who will be successful Naval Architects and
Marine Engineers, focused primarily on the Maritime (Commercial
and Military) and Offshore Industry of the Gulf Coast Region,
but capable of serving the rest of the nation and the world.
2. Support the urban mission of the university with special emphasis
on serving part-time (working) as well as full time students
in both instruction and research.
3. Provide educational, research and service resources for the
regional, national and international maritime industries.
4. Maintain our national reputation of excellence and strive for
international excellence compatible with ABET (Accreditation
Board for Engineering and Technology) and SACS (Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools) criteria.
CURRICULUM IN NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND MARINE
ENGINEERING
School of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
Course Requirements
Cr. Hrs.
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering 2151, 2160 6
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering 3120, 3130,
3150, 3160, 3171 20
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering 4170, 4175 6
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering electives 12
Total 44
College of Engineering Course Requirements
Cr. Hrs.
Engineering 3090 1
Mechanical Engineering 1781 3
Mechanical Engineering 2750 3
Mechanical Engineering 3020 2 , 3716, 3720, 3770 10
Civil Engineering 2311, 2350, 2351 7
Electrical Engineering 2500, 3501, 3518 7
Total 31
Non-College of Engineering Degree Requirements Cr. Hrs.
English 1157, 1158, 2152 9
Arts Elective 1 3
Mathematics 2107, 2108, 2109 3 , 2115, 2221, 2314 19
Physics 1061, 1062, 1063, 1065 8
Chemistry 1014 4
Computer Science 1201 or 1203 or 1205 4 3
Philosophy 2244 1
Economics 2000 5 3
Social Science Elective 1 3
Biology Elective 1 3
Literature Electives 1 6
Total 62
Grand Total 137
1
To
graduate with a degree in engineering, the student must satisfy
the General Degree Requirements of the University.
2
Instead of ENME 3020 students may take MATH 3221.
3
Students
who are strong in mathematics may take the two-semester
math sequence, MATH 2111 (5cr.) and MATH 2112 (5cr.) in place of
the three-semester sequence, MATH 2107 (3cr.), MATH 2108 (3cr.), and
MATH 2109 (4cr.)
4
Students
may take the combination of CSCI 1581 and 1583 (4cr.) in
place of CSCI 1201 or CSCI 1203 or CSCI 1205.
5
Economics
2000 satisfies three hours of the UNO requirement of six
hours at or above the 2000 level (referred to in footnote 1).
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