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ECE 5961 INTERNSHIP IN ELECTRICAL
AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING (1 credits).
Provides an opportunity to gain practical experience
in industries related to electrical or computer
engineering. Students are placed in an industrial
environment under the supervision of a practicing
engineer. (Requirement: Graduate standing.)
ECE 5999 THESIS IN ELECTRICAL OR COM-
PUTER ENGINEERING (0-3 credits). Individual
work under the direction of a member or members
of the graduate faculty on a selected topic.
ECE 6301 ADVANCED SEMICONDUCTOR
DEVICE THEORY (3 credits). Discusses several
semiconductor physical phenomena related to
electrical device operation, including scattering
and recombination theory, interactions of photons
and phonons, detailed band theory and quantum
effects in semiconductor devices. Prerequisites:
ECE 5301.
ECE 6999 RESEARCH AND DISSERTATION
IN ELECTRICAL OR COMPUTER ENGINEER-
ING (0-6 credits). Taken by appointment with members
of the electrical engineering graduate faculty.
(Requirement: Department head approval.)
ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT
ENM 5100 QUALITY ENGINEERING (3 credits).
Principles and techniques for establishing
quality goals, identification of customer needs
and requirements, measurement of quality objectives
and product/process engineering to improve
system performance. (Requirement: Instructor
approval.)
ENM 5200 PROJECT ENGINEERING (3 credits).
Principles of project management to design
and develop products and services within budget,
on time and to specification. Includes work planning,
organization design, requirements analysis,
project control and PERT/CPM. (Requirement:
Instructor approval.)
ENM 5310 TOPICS IN SYSTEMS ENGINEER-
ING (3 credits). Topics selected from the field of
systems engineering, such as requirement analysis,
function allocation, cost engineering, risk management
and system-level design. (Requirement:
Instructor approval.)
ENM 5320 TOPICS IN TECHNICAL MARKET-
ING (3 credits). Topics such as technology diffusion,
competitive advantage, innovation, product development
and positioning of high-technology products
and services. (Requirement: Instructor approval.)
ENM 5330 TOPICS IN ENGINEERING OPER-
ATIONS AND LOGISTICS (3 credits). Topics
such as forecasting, plant location, facility layout,
inventory systems, maintenance, process engineering,
supply chains, scheduling, manufacturing
and materials handling. (Requirement: Instructor
approval.)
ENM 5340 TOPICS IN TEAM DYNAMICS
AND PRODUCTIVITY (3 credits). Topics selected
from the areas of team building, communications,
creative problem solving in engineering, work design
and engineering ethics. (Requirement: Instructor
approval.)
ENM 5350 TOPICS IN ENGINEERING MOD-
ELING AND DESIGN (3 credits). Topics such
as simulation, visualization, animation, graphics,
CAD, deterministic and probabilistic models,
and data analysis. (Requirement: Instructor
approval.)
ENM 5360 TOPICS IN PRODUCT DEVEL-
OPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY
(3 credits). Topics such as technology transfer,
product strategy formulation, visioning, technology
road maps and innovation. (Requirement:
Instructor approval.)
ENM 5420 TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALI-
ZATION STRATEGIES (3 credits). Systematically
covers state-of-the-art technical, marketing and
business aspects of technology commercialization
in 18 steps through three phases and the investigation,
feasibility, development, introduction, growth
and maturity stages. (Requirement: Graduate
standing in engineering, science or mathematics,
or instructor approval.)
ENM 5495 SPECIAL PROJECTS IN ENGI-
NEERING MANAGEMENT (3 credits). Special
graduate projects undertaken on a cooperative basis
between the student and a member of the graduate
faculty. May include a literature search in a
selected area or research and development in one
of the engineering management specialty areas.
(Requirement: Instructor approval.)
ENM 5900 ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT
INTERNSHIP (3 credits). Industry-based internship
experience undertaken under the supervision
of a member of the graduate faculty. Provides industrial
experience to students without prior experience
in a practical engineering setting. Requires
industrial presentations. (Requirement: Instructor
approval.)
ENM 5999 THESIS RESEARCH (3 credits).
Individual research work under the direction of a
member of the graduate faculty on a selected topic.
(Requirement: Instructor approval.)
MECHANICAL/AEROSPACE
ENGINEERING
MAE 4121 MANUFACTURING ENVIRON-
MENT (3 credits). Introduces manufacturing
processes, traditional and nontraditional processes,
and computer-aided manufacturing and robotics.
Design for manufacture and assembly; Deming
and Taguchi; short machine-shop laboratory; and
individual or group product design. Prerequisites:
CHE 3260, CHE 3265, MAE 3083.
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