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Graduate Catalog: Section 11.6.9http://graduate.ua.edu/catalog/24600.htmlstructures.MTE 685 Materials at Elevated Temperatures. (3-0) Three hours.Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor.Influence of temperature on behavior and properties of materials.MTE 691:692 Special Problems (Area). One to six hours.Credit awarded is based on the amount of work undertaken.MTE 693 Selected Topics (Area). One to six hours.Topics of current research in thermodynamics of melts, phase equilibra, computer modeling of solidification,electrodynamics of molten metals, corrosion phenomena, microstructural evolution, and specialized alloy systems,nanomaterials, fuel cells, and composite materials.MTE 694 Special Project. One to six hours.Proposing, planning, executing, and presenting the results of an individual project.MTE 695:696 Seminar. (1-0) One hour.Presentations on dissertation-related research or on items of current interest in materials and metallurgicalengineering.MTE 698 Research Not Related to Dissertation. One to six hours.MTE 699 Doctoral Dissertation Research. Three to twelve hours. Pass/Fail.THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA GRADUATE CATALOG:: TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Graduate School | UA Catalogs | Graduate Publications | Contact Update: Sep. 2007
Graduate Catalog: Section 12.1http://graduate.ua.edu/catalog/24700.htmlTHE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA GRADUATE CATALOGTable of Contents > College of Human Environmental Sciences12.1 COLLEGE OF HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCESGRADUATE PROGRAM LEADING TO THE MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCESAdmission Requirements. The master of science degree offered through the College of Human EnvironmentalSciences reflects a diverse range of missions and objectives. Enrollment in all specializations is limited andcompetitive. Admissions are supervised by committees of the graduate faculty in each of the specializations. Generalapplication and admission requirements are outlined in the "Academic Policies" section of this catalog. Students withdeficiencies in undergraduate preparation may be required to complete designated undergraduate requirementsbefore admission to the program.General Degree Requirements. The following is a brief summary of requirements; students should confer withtheir department heads for additional information. A program plan for completing course requirements for themaster's degree must be approved by the student's major advisor and committee and filed in the office of the dean ofthe College of Human Environmental Sciences no later than the beginning of the second semester of graduate study.Program plans are based on undergraduate preparation, previous experiences, and expressed objectives for graduatestudy. Students pursuing the master of science in human environmental sciences can specialize in one of thefollowing areas: clothing, textiles, and interior design; consumer sciences; human nutrition; human development andfamily studies; and general studies in human environmental sciences. Students may complete degree requirementsfollowing Plan I (with thesis) or Plan II (without thesis).All Plan I students must earn a minimum of 24 semester hours of credit, including HES 509, one course in statistics,and 18 hours in courses in the area of specialization and in areas supporting the specialization. A grade of "B" orbetter must be earned in all courses taken in the College of Human Environmental Sciences for application towarddegree requirements. In addition, all Plan I students must complete at least 6 semester hours of thesis research andwrite a thesis. The format of the thesis may vary, depending on the advice and consent of the thesis committee. Afinal oral examination is required upon completion of the thesis, and a manuscript of publishable quality based on thethesis research is expected of each Plan I degree candidate.Students pursuing the master of science in human environmental sciences degree under Plan II complete 30 hours ofcoursework, including HES 509, and a final evaluation as determined by departmental guidelines.Repeating courses in selected programs. Students majoring in Human Nutrition, Consumer Sciences, or HumanDevelopment and Family Studies are permitted to repeat a course in which a grade of C was earned. The option torepeat a course is not available to HES students in any program other than these three. Both grades earned will berecorded on the transcript and will be included in the computation of the grade point average. Only one attempt willcount in the Plan of Study, and the second attempt will not reduce the minimum number of hours required for thedegree.(The Graduate Council approved the above paragraph as a waiver to the policy on not being able to repeat a coursein which a C was earned. Effective date: September 25, 2007)THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA GRADUATE CATALOG:: TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Graduate School | UA Catalogs | Graduate Publications | Contact Update: Oct. 2007
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