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The goal of the Master of Science in Materiel Acquisition Management is to prepare individuals for advanced leadership positions in the private, public and military sectors with specific skills and competencies in materiel acquisition management. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS The degree of Master of Science in Materiel Acquisition Management is conferred upon students who have successfully completed 33 credit hours of graduate course work plus other course requirements as listed on the student’s approved graduate program plan. Students without adequate undergraduate background will be required to complete all or part of the program prerequisites. Students may choose elective courses from several of the management or related academic disciplines by securing approval of both their faculty adviser and academic unit head. Students with undergraduate credits for courses that they believe are equivalent to the program prerequisites should consult with their adviser concerning waiver of those prerequisites. Program Prerequisites (noncredit for this program) MGT 5000 Financial Accounting (or two undergraduate accounting courses) MTH 1701 College Algebra Note: In addition, computer literacy is required as a prerequisite. It can be demonstrated by the applicant’s undergraduate course work, passing a proficiency examination offered by University College, or by completing a suitable computer course. Required Courses (8 courses) ..............................................................................................................24 MGT 5001 Managerial Accounting ..............................................................................................3 MGT 5002 Corporate Finance ......................................................................................................3 MGT 5006 Introductory Managerial Statistics .............................................................................3 MGT 5017 Program Management ................................................................................................3 MGT 5033 Human Resources Management ................................................................................3 MGT 5132 Basic Economics .........................................................................................................3 MGT 5071 Decision Theory .........................................................................................................3 or ORP 5030 Decision Analysis ................................................................................................. 3 MGT 5084 Materiel Acquisition Management* ...........................................................................3 or MGT 5211 Procurement and Contract Management ............................................................. 3 Electives (3 courses) ............................................................................................................................9 These electives can be chosen to emphasize the area of greatest interest and benefit to the student. TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 33 *Serves as the capstone course for this program. Note 1: Electives may be taken with approval of both the faculty adviser and the program head from other graduate-level offerings in other colleges or academic units. Note 2: Seminar in Research Methodology (MGT 5010) will be selected as one of the electives for all fully funded U.S. Army officers at the Fort Lee site. MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (MS/ME) (Code: 8131) All master of science options can be earned on either a full-time or a part-time basis. A twoyear projection of course offerings is available on request. Course offerings are arranged to permit the master’s program to be completed by full-time students in a maximum of two calendar years. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS The undergraduate backgrounds of applicants for admission to the master’s degree (MS/ME) programs vary considerably. For this reason, a variety of master’s degree options are available. The applicant should have a bachelor of science or equivalent degree from a mechanical engineering program accredited by ABET. In evaluating an international application, University College – Degree Programs 97
consideration is given to academic standards of the school attended and the content of the courses leading to the degree obtained. Master’s applicants are required to take the Graduate Record Examination (General Test). Applicants whose bachelor’s degrees are in other engineering fields, mathematics, or the physical sciences may be accepted, but will be required to remedy any deficiencies by satisfactorily completing a number of undergraduate courses in preparation for graduate study in mechanical engineering. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering is offered with both thesis and nonthesis options. Each option requires a minimum of 30 credit hours of approved graduate study; however, within each option, course choices vary considerably. Prior to the completion of nine credit hours, the student must submit for approval a master’s degree program plan to indicate the path chosen and the specific courses to be taken. The minimum program requirements consist of nine credit hours of core courses, six credit hours of mathematics and 15 credit hours of electives (which may include six credit hours of thesis). Within the 15 credit hours of electives, six credit hours of course work are restricted electives. The department maintains a list of restricted electives for each specialization. CURRICULUM Regardless of which degree path the student chooses, the degree candidate must choose one of three specialization fields. Listed below are required and elective courses for the master of science specializations. Dynamic Systems, Robotics and Controls Specialization Three core courses selected in consultation with the student adviser from the list below: MAE 5610 Advanced Dynamics MAE 5630 Modeling and Simulation of Dynamic Systems MAE 5650 Robotics MAE 5660 Robot Control Structures, Solid Mechanics and Materials Specialization Three core courses selected in consultation with the student adviser from the list below: MAE 5050 Finite Element Fundamentals MAE 5060 Applications in Finite Element Methods MAE 5410 Elasticity MAE 5420 Advanced Mechanical Design MAE 5460 Fracture Mechanics and Fatigue of Materials MAE 5470 Principles of Composite Materials Specialization in this area focuses on analytical and computational techniques as they apply in design. Each student plans a program of study in consultation with a member of the faculty whose professional field is related to the student’s interests. Thermal-Fluid Sciences Specialization Three core courses selected in consultation with the student adviser from the list below: MAE 5130 Viscous Flows MAE 5210 Conduction Heat Transfer MAE 5220 Convection Heat Transfer MAE 5230 Radiation Heat Transfer Specialization in this area focuses on heat transfer, combustion and energy systems. Analytical, computational and experimental techniques are emphasized. 98 Florida Institute of Technology
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